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M1 - Motorcycle

Dealing with emergencies

Question 1 of 28

What should you do if your brakes fail?

Use the vehicle's horn to let everyone know
Apply the parking brake gently
Call emergency helpline
None of the above

Explanation:

"If your brakes fail, first pump the brake pedal to try and restore hydraulic pressure. If this doesn’t work, apply the parking brake gently but firmly while holding the release button to maintain control. Use your horn to alert others only if necessary."

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Question 2 of 28

What should new drivers do when it comes to practicing brakes?

No need to do anything
Practice a parking-brake emergency stop under controlled conditions with a qualified driving instructor

Explanation:

"New drivers should practice a parking-brake emergency stop in a controlled environment and under the supervision of a qualified driving instructor. This ensures they learn proper techniques safely."
Practice a parking-brake emergency alone
Both A and B

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Question 3 of 28

What should you do if your gas pedal sticks?

Turn on your hazard lights, shift to neutral, and come to a complete stop

Explanation:

"If your gas pedal sticks, first try to lift it by slipping your foot underneath—do not use your hands while driving. If that doesn’t work, turn on your hazard lights, shift to neutral, and safely bring the vehicle to a stop, preferably off the road."
Pull the clutch completely and try to press the gas pedal
Turn on your turn signals, shift up, and try to increase your speed
Quickly kill the engine using a kill switch

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Question 4 of 28

If your headlights go out, why should you bring your vehicle to a safe stop off the road?

It is illegal to drive at night without lights.

Explanation:

"If your headlights fail, check the switch immediately. If they don’t turn back on, turn on your hazard lights and bring your vehicle to a safe stop off the road. Driving at night without lights is both dangerous and illegal, so call for help."
You can drive in the morning.
It is easier to take a taxi than drive.
None of the above.

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Question 5 of 28

What should you do if your headlights go out?

Stop the car as soon as possible
Drive quickly to reach your destination
Turn on your hazard lights and bring your vehicle to a safe stop

Explanation:

"If your headlights fail, check the switch immediately. If they don’t turn back on, turn on your hazard lights to make your vehicle visible and bring it to a safe stop off the road. Do not continue driving without lights."
Do what you think is appropriate at that time

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Question 6 of 28

What should you do if the headlights don’t come on after checking the switch?

You should turn on the hazard lights.
You should bring the vehicle to a safe stop off the road.
Both A and B

Explanation:

"If your headlights fail to come on, turn on your hazard lights to make your vehicle visible to others. Then, safely pull off the road to address the issue or call for help."
None of the above.

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Question 7 of 28

If you are stopping on the freeway and waiting for help, you should:

Step out of the vehicle and wait
Stay in the vehicle
Lock your doors
Both B and C

Explanation:

"If you are stopping on a freeway due to trouble, stay in your vehicle for safety and keep the doors locked while waiting for help to arrive. This minimizes risks from passing traffic or other hazards."

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Question 8 of 28

You should never stop on the ______ when you have trouble on the freeway.

Roadside when there are no cars
Side of the road
Driving lane

Explanation:

"If you encounter trouble on a freeway, never stop in the driving lanes. Move to the shoulder or a safe area off the road to avoid creating a hazard for other drivers."
None of the above

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Question 9 of 28

How should you exit the vehicle when stopping on the side of the road?

Leave from the driver’s door always
Leave through the door away from traffic

Explanation:

"When exiting your vehicle on the side of the road, always use the door away from traffic if possible. This minimizes the risk of accidents or injury from passing vehicles. Be cautious and aware of your surroundings."
Leave from the passenger’s door always
You can get off from whichever door you want

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Question 10 of 28

Which roads are patrolled by the Ontario Provincial Police?

The Queen Elizabeth Way, the 300-series freeways, and many other high-speed roads
The Queen Elizabeth Way, the 200-series freeways, and many other high-speed roads
The Queen Elizabeth Way, the 400-series freeways, and many other high-speed roads

Explanation:

"The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) patrol the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW), the 400-series highways, and various other high-speed roads throughout the province."
The Queen Elizabeth Way, the 500-series freeways, and many other high-speed roads

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Question 11 of 28

When a truck becomes disabled on a highway where the speed limit exceeds 60 km/h, flares or reflectors must be placed approximately what distance ahead of and to the rear of the disabled vehicle?

15 m (50 ft.)
30 m (100 ft.)

Explanation:

"On highways with speed limits over 60 km/h, place flares or reflectors approximately 30 m (100 ft.) ahead of and behind the disabled vehicle to warn other drivers and ensure safety."
45 m (150 ft.)
60 m (200 ft.)

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Question 12 of 28

How should you return to the road if you drive off the paved portion of the roadway?

With high acceleration, return to the road quickly and straighten your vehicle in the proper travel lane.
With controlled speed, return to the road gradually and straighten your vehicle in the proper travel lane.

Explanation:

"When driving off the paved roadway, maintain controlled speed and gradually re-enter the road to avoid losing control. Once on the road, straighten your vehicle into the proper travel lane safely."
With uncontrolled speed, return to the road gradually and straighten your vehicle in the proper travel lane.
With high acceleration, return to the road quickly and straighten your vehicle in the proper travel lane.

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Question 13 of 28

What should you avoid doing when your wheels go off the pavement?

Don't panic
Take your foot off the gas pedal
Both A and B
Heavy braking

Explanation:

"If your wheels go off the pavement: (1) Don’t panic and grip the steering wheel firmly; (2) Take your foot off the gas pedal to slow down gradually; (3) Avoid heavy braking, as it may cause you to lose control of the vehicle."

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Question 14 of 28

What is one important thing you should do when you drive off the paved portion of the roadway?

Maintain your focus on your car
Focus on reducing the speed of the car
Both A and B
Check for traffic before attempting to steer the vehicle back onto the road

Explanation:

"If you drive off the paved portion of the roadway, check for traffic before carefully steering your vehicle back onto the road. Ensuring a clear path prevents collisions and helps you re-enter safely."

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Question 15 of 28

What should you do if your vehicle's tire blows out?

Slow down and gradually pull your vehicle off the road

Explanation:

"Blowouts can cause tremendous steering and wheel vibration, but don't be alarmed. Take your foot off the gas pedal to slow down and steer the vehicle firmly in the direction you want to go. Bring the vehicle to a stop off the road."
Continue driving without worrying
Take your vehicle to the garage immediately
Start driving fast

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Question 16 of 28

If you are involved in a collision where someone is injured, what should you do?

Turn off all engines, turn on emergency flashers, and call for help
Do not let anyone smoke, light a match, or put flares near any vehicle, in case of a fuel leak
Call the police if damage to vehicles or properties exceeds $2000
All of the above

Explanation:

"In a collision involving injuries or possible fuel leaks, follow these steps: (1) Call for help immediately or ask someone else to call; (2) Turn off all engines, turn on emergency flashers, and ensure safety; (3) Prevent smoking, matches, or flares near vehicles to avoid fire hazards; (4) If trained in first aid, assist within your capacity until professional help arrives."

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Question 17 of 28

How should you inform approaching drivers that there has been a collision and people are injured?

Turn on the emergency flashers
Set up warning signals and flares
Ask someone to warn the approaching drivers
All of the above

Explanation:

"In case of a collision with injuries: (1) Turn off all engines and turn on emergency flashers; (2) Set up warning signals or flares to alert other drivers; (3) If possible, have someone warn approaching drivers to reduce the risk of further accidents."

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Question 18 of 28

What should you do if you see a vehicle on fire with people in it?

Stay back and call for help
Get the people out and ensure that everyone is out of the way of harm

Explanation:

"If a vehicle is on fire, your priority is to get the people out immediately and ensure they are well away from the danger zone. Once everyone is safe, call for emergency assistance."
Call the police
Call out to the people in the vehicle and assure them that help is on the way

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Question 19 of 28

What should you do to help injured people if there is no danger of a fire or explosion in the vehicle?

Pull them out immediately
Leave the injured where they are until trained medical help arrives

Explanation:

"If there is no risk of fire or explosion, it is safest to leave injured individuals where they are to avoid worsening their injuries. Wait for trained medical professionals to arrive and handle the situation."
Talk to them and ensure they don’t pass out
All of the above

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Question 20 of 28

Who should you treat first if you know how to give first-aid?

The youngest person injured
Treat injuries in the order of urgency

Explanation:

"If you are trained in first aid, treat injuries in the order of urgency, within the level of your training."
The women who have been injured
The oldest person injured

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Question 21 of 28

By law, you must report any collision to the police when there are injuries or damage to vehicles or other property exceeding:

$500
$1,000
$1500
$2,000

Explanation:

"You are legally required to report a collision to the police if it involves injuries or if the total damage to vehicles or property exceeds $2,000."

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Question 22 of 28

If you are involved in a collision where no one is injured, what should you do?

If the vehicles are drivable, move them to the edge of the roadway
Call the police
If you have a camera, take photos of the collision scene
All of the above

Explanation:

"In a collision with no injuries: (1) Move drivable vehicles off the roadway to avoid obstructing traffic (this won't affect the investigation); (2) Call the police to report the incident; (3) If safe, take photos of the collision scene using a camera or phone for documentation."

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Question 23 of 28

When should you report to the police if you are involved in an accident or collision and the property damage exceeds $2000?

Immediately

Explanation:

"You must immediately, without fail, report a collision or accident to the police if the damage to the property exceeds $2000."
Within two days
Within a day
Within a week

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Question 24 of 28

How can you help the police in case of a collision if there is no injury?

Give them your full name and address to the police
Give the name and address of the registered owner of the vehicle
Give the vehicle plate number and liability insurance card
All of the above

Explanation:

"In a collision with no injuries, assist the police by providing: (1) Your full name and address; (2) The name and address of the registered vehicle owner; (3) The vehicle plate number, permit number, and your liability insurance card; (4) This helps ensure proper documentation and resolution."

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Question 25 of 28

What information does the police require from the witnesses?

Their names, addresses, and phone numbers

Explanation:

"Police typically require witnesses' names, addresses, and phone numbers to gather relevant information about the incident. Always provide accurate contact details to aid the investigation."
Their insurance card numbers
No witness information is required
Both A and B

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Question 26 of 28

What should you do if you have a camera or a cell phone and witness a collision?

Do nothing
Safely take photos of the collision scene

Explanation:

"If you have a camera or cell phone, and it’s safe to do so, taking photos of the collision scene can help document important details."
Risk your life to take photos of the collision scene
None of the above

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Question 27 of 28

What should you do if your vehicle is being towed?

Get the name and licence number of the tow truck operator and/or company
Ask where the vehicle is being towed to
None of the above
Both A and B

Explanation:

"If your vehicle is being towed, always ensure you: (1) Obtain the name and licence number of the tow truck operator or company; (2) Confirm the destination where your vehicle is being taken. This helps avoid miscommunication or potential scams."

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Question 28 of 28

After a collision, when should you contact your insurance company?

As soon as you want to make a claim

Explanation:

"If you plan to make a claim after a collision, contact your insurance company as soon as possible to report the incident and start the claims process."
There is no need to contact them
You can call and ask them to contact you whenever you feel like it
None of the above

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