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Riding Under Particular Conditions

Question 1 of 42

Driving in the rain is dangerous because

The road becomes slippery
Traction may be poor
Visibility is reduced and the brakes might become less effective
All the above

Explanation:

"The road is slippery, traction may be poor, visibility is reduced and your brakes may be less effective"

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Question 2 of 42

How can you make yourself easier to see for people in rain?

By wearing dark clothes
By wearing bright colours and reflective or fluorescent material

Explanation:

"Make yourself visible. Wear bright colours and reflective or fluorescent material"
By wearing less clothes
By wearing more clothes

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Question 3 of 42

What areas should you avoid while riding in rain?

The right of the lane as oil from other vehicles tend to build up
The left of the lane as oil from other vehicles tend to build up
The centre of the lane as oil from other vehicles tend to build up

Explanation:

"Oil from other vehicles tends to build up in the centre of the lane, particularly near intersections where vehicles slow down or stop"
All of the above

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Question 4 of 42

How can you spot the extra slippery sections on the road?

By asking the traffic warden
By keeping an eye out for others who are going in the sections
Both a and b
By looking for shiny areas on the road surface

Explanation:

"You can spot these extra slippery sections if you look for shiny areas on the road surface"

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Question 5 of 42

Why are puddles dangerous?

Because they hide potholes
Because traction is worse here
Both a and b

Explanation:

"Puddles can hide potholes and traction is worse in deep water"
None of the above

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Question 6 of 42

Why should you stay away from the edge of the road during rain?

There is standing water over there can cause you to skid
Dirt and gravel tend to collect there and can cause you to slide

Explanation:

"Dirt and gravel tend to collect along the sides of the pavement and can cause you to slide."
Both a and b
None of the above

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Question 7 of 42

Which of the following tips does not apply to driving in the rain?

Ensure that you transfer between moves efficiently, in a smooth manner, so as to avoid the danger of skidding.
Ensure that you maintain a proper lane position at all times so that you can steer clear of debris, oil, and grease on the road.
Wear brightly-coloured clothing and reflective gear so that you are visible to others on the road.
To be able to affect a stop properly, only the front brake should be applied.

Explanation:

"To be able to affect a stop properly, only the front brake should be applied."

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Question 8 of 42

Why is it difficult to drive in fog?

It reduces visibility for drivers

Explanation:

"Fog reduces visibility for drivers, resulting in difficult driving conditions."
It increases visibility for drivers
It does not affect visibility
Both a and b

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Question 9 of 42

At what speeds should you drive during fog?

Slow down gradually and drive at a speed that suits the conditions.

Explanation:

"Slow down gradually and drive at a speed that suits the conditions."
Don’t slow down
Go fast
All of the above

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Question 10 of 42

Which headlights should you use during fog?

Use high beam lights
Use low beam lights

Explanation:

"Use your low-beam lights. The high beam reflects off the moisture droplets in the fog, making it harder to see."
Use any light you want to
None of the above

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Question 11 of 42

What is the issue with using high beam headlights during fog?

It reflects the moisture droplets, making it harder to see

Explanation:

"Use your low-beam lights. The high beam reflects off the moisture droplets in the fog, making it harder to see."
It reflects the sunlight
It reflects the moonlight
None of the above

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Question 12 of 42

How can you ensure you are going on the right path in heavy fog?

By asking people going ahead
By looking for signals
By using pavement markings

Explanation:

"Use pavement markings to help guide you. Use the right edge of the road as a guide, rather than the centre line."
All of the above

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Question 13 of 42

what should you avoid while driving in fog

Passing
Changing lanes
Crossing traffic
All of the above

Explanation:

"Be patient. Avoid passing, changing lanes, and crossing traffic."

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Question 14 of 42

What should you do if you find the fog is too dense to continue driving?

You should move off the road and into a safe parking area
You should switch to low-beam headlights
Turn on your emergency flashers
All of the above

Explanation:

"If the fog is too dense to continue, pull completely off the road and try to position your vehicle in a safe parking area. Turn on your emergency flashers, in addition to keeping on your low-beam headlights."

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Question 15 of 42

What does black and shiny asphalt mean?

That the road is covered with white ice
That the road is covered with black ice

Explanation:

"Be suspicious of black and shiny asphalt. The road may be covered with a thin layer of ice known as black ice."
That the road is covered with blue ice
There is frost on the road

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Question 16 of 42

What should you do if you can’t avoid driving in cold weather?

You should drive fast
You should drive with multiple stops
You should drive as slowly as possible

Explanation:

"If you cannot avoid driving on a very slippery surface, slow down as much as possible before you get to it."
None of the above

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Question 17 of 42

If you cannot avoid driving on a very slippery surface, what should you do if your motorcycle has a clutch and gears?

Slow down, pull in the clutch, coast across and stay off the brakes.

Explanation:

"It is best to avoid driving your motorcycle or moped when you know there is likely to be snow or ice. If you cannot avoid driving on a very slippery surface, slow down as much as possible before you get to it"
Push out the clutch, coast across and stay off the brakes.
Push in the clutch and hit the brakes
Both a and b

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Question 18 of 42

When there is snow on the road, on which side should you drive?

Where there is hard snow
Where there is loose or fresh snow

Explanation:

"On a long section of snow-covered road, try to drive on loose or fresh snow"
Where there is no snow
When the snow melts

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Question 19 of 42

Which snow has more traction?

Hard packed snow
Loose snow

Explanation:

"Hard-packed snow has less traction than loose snow."
Both a and b
None of the above

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Question 20 of 42

Why should you drive slow while driving at night?

It decreases your ability of avoiding hazards
It increases your ability of avoiding hazards

Explanation:

"Slow down and ride with extra caution. This will increase your ability to avoid a hazard."
It increases your ability of making mistakes
None of the above

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Question 21 of 42

What does overriding your headlights mean?

Driving in a range more than that of your headlights
Driving in the range of your headlights

Explanation:

"Do not overdrive your headlight(s). Driving within the range of your headlights will help you to respond in time for any obstruction that may appear"
Driving in the range of the headlights of the vehicle ahead of you
None of the above

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Question 22 of 42

Why is it dangerous to override your headlights?

Because you don’t have much room to make a safe stop

Explanation:

"Because you are not giving yourself enough room to make a safe stop"
Because you can’t see the vehicle in front of you
Both a and b
None of the above

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Question 23 of 42

How does driving over metal gratings, worn-out road facades, and grooves make a difference?

It results in a balanced and even driving experience.
It creates a sense of loss of control over the motorcycle.

Explanation:

"It creates a sense of loss of control over the motorcycle."
It results in an airlifting experience.
All of the above

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Question 24 of 42

What warning signals do railway crossings have?

Some have flashing signal lights
Some have barriers and gates
Both a and b

Explanation:

"Some railway crossings have flashing signal lights and some use gates or barriers to keep drivers from crossing the tracks when a train is coming"
There are no warnings signs

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Question 25 of 42

What should you do when you reach a railway crossing?

Look both ways to ensure that the way is clear

Explanation:

"Slow down, listen and look both ways to make sure the way is clear before crossing the tracks."
Look on the right to ensure that the way is clear
Look to the left to ensure that the way is clear
Don’t look and keep going

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Question 26 of 42

At what distance should you stop if you see a train coming?

At least three meters
At least four meters
At least five meters

Explanation:

"If a train is coming, stop at least five metres from the nearest rail or gate"
At least six meters

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Question 27 of 42

How should you cross a railroad or a streetcar track?

At a distinct angle (no less than 45 degrees)

Explanation:

"When you want to cross railroad or streetcar tracks that run parallel to your path, cross at a distinct angle (no less than 45 degrees) to prevent getting stuck in the tracks or losing control."
In the parallel direction
In the opposite direction
None of the above

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Question 28 of 42

How frequently can you shift gears while crossing tracks?

Once
Twice
Thrice
You should avoid shifting gears

Explanation:

"Avoid shifting gears while crossing tracks"

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Question 29 of 42

What sign indicates railway crossings on public roads in Ontario?

A large red and white “X” sign

Explanation:

"All railway crossings on public roads in Ontario are marked with large red and white “X” signs. Watch for these signs and be prepared to stop"
A large white “Y” sign
A large red “R” sign
There is no sign for railway crossings

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Question 30 of 42

What should you do if you get trapped on a railway crossing?

Stay in your vehicle and contact authorities.
Pull harder to get your vehicle off a railway crossing.
Leave your vehicle and move to a safe place

Explanation:

"If you get trapped on a crossing, immediately leave your vehicle and move to a safe place, then contact authorities."
None of the above

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Question 31 of 42

One of the most common causes of collisions between motorcycles and cars is the car driver turning left in front of the motorcycle. This is because

Driver turning left in front of the motorcycle as
Because they don’t think motorcycles and mopeds are vehicles
Because the car’s drivers do not see the motorcycle or moped or misjudge its speed

Explanation:

"One of the most common causes of collisions between motorcycles or mopeds and cars is the car driver turning left in front of the motorcycle or moped. This is because the car’s driver either does not see the motorcycle or moped or misjudges its speed."
Because they are in the fast lane

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Question 32 of 42

What sort of position should you take when a vehicle is moving left?

A defensive position

Explanation:

"Take a defensive lane position. Move as far as possible to the right to give a little more room between you and the vehicle."
A perpendicular position
A straight position
Keep driving

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Question 33 of 42

Why are entrance ramps difficult for motorcycles?

They have tight turns
They have slippery surfaces
Both a and b

Explanation:

"In addition to tight turns, entrance ramps often have slippery surfaces, causing you to drive more slowly than you would in a larger vehicle."
None of the above

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Question 34 of 42

At what speed should you ride your motorcycle when entering the freeway?

Keep a constant speed which is safe to drive
Increase your speed to match that of freeway traffic

Explanation:

"Increase your speed to match that of freeway traffic"
Decrease your speed, as high speed can be dangerous
Motorcycles cant enter the freeway

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Question 35 of 42

How should you merge with the traffic on the freeway?

Quickly
Smooth, gradual movements to the right tire track of the nearest freeway lane
Smooth, gradual movements to the left tire track of the nearest freeway lane

Explanation:

"Merge in a smooth, gradual movement to the left tire track of the nearest freeway lane."
All of the above

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Question 36 of 42

When entering a freeway, what is the right time to turn on your turn signal?

There is no compulsion for motorcyclists to turn on the signal when entering a freeway.
When one reaches the entrance ramp and the freeway traffic is able to see you.

Explanation:

"When one reaches the entrance ramp and the freeway traffic is able to see you."
When one reaches the exit ramp, from where one is visible to the other traffic on the freeway.
The moment one reaches the acceleration lane and becomes visible to the other traffic on the freeway.

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Question 37 of 42

Why is it important to let others know that you want to change lanes on a freeway?

Because traffic moves so quickly

Explanation:

"Because traffic moves so quickly on a freeway, it is especially important that you let vehicles behind you know that you intend to change lanes."
Because traffic moves slowly
Because traffic moves at its own pace
None of the above

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Question 38 of 42

What should you do when approaching an entrance ramp where other vehicles are merging onto the freeway?

Keep a constant speed
Match your speed to stop the vehicle from merging safely ahead or behind you
Match your speed to allow the vehicle to merge safely ahead or behind you

Explanation:

"When approaching an entrance ramp where other vehicles are merging onto the freeway, adjust your speed to allow the vehicle to merge safely ahead of you or behind you."
All of the above

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Question 39 of 42

What can happen when you are driving in the lane closest to the exit ramp?

You may be cut off by a driver who does not see you and cuts across the lane in front of you to get to the exit ramp.

Explanation:

"If you are driving in the lane closest to the exit ramp, you may be cut off by a driver who does not see you and cuts across the lane in front of you to get to the exit ramp."
You may end up in a collision
You may meet a dead end
All of the above

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Question 40 of 42

Unless otherwise posted, the maximum speed limit on the highway outside of a city, town, village, or built-up area is:

40 km/h
60 km/h
80 km/h

Explanation:

"80 km/h"
100 km/h

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Question 41 of 42

How should you leave the freeway?

By getting in the right lane and slowing down
By getting in the right lane and going faster
By getting in the right lane and not slowing down

Explanation:

"When leaving a freeway, get into the right lane well before the exit and signal that you want to move into the exit lane, but do not slow down"
None of the above

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Question 42 of 42

In case a freeway exit is missed what should one do?

One should decrease the speed, move on to the shoulder, back up and enter the exit ramp that was missed.
One should decrease the speed, move on to the shoulder, turn the motorcycle around, and enter the exit ramp that was missed.
You should move back carefully to the missed exit.
Proceed and take the next exit.

Explanation:

"Proceed and take the next exit."

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