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Parking

Question 1 of 37

What is an “accessible parking permit”?

It is a special parking permit given to disabled people.

Explanation:

"An accessible parking permit (APP) allows individuals with certain health conditions to park in designated accessible parking spaces. These permits are issued to people who have mobility impairments or other qualifying conditions, making it easier for them to access buildings and services."
It is a special parking permit given to drivers of large vehicles.
It is a special parking permit given to female drivers.
It is a special parking permit given to office workers.

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Question 2 of 37

Who can certify that an applicant has one or more of the conditions mentioned on the Accessible Parking Permit application form?

Physiotherapist
A licensed physician
Chiropractor
All of the above

Explanation:

"To qualify for an Accessible Parking Permit, a licensed physician, chiropractor, nurse practitioner (extended class) physiotherapist, or occupational therapist must certify that an applicant has one or more of the conditions detailed on the Accessible Parking Permit application form."

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Question 3 of 37

A _______ is issued to people with permanent disabilities and is valid for five years.

Company permit (green)
Regular permit (blue)

Explanation:

"A regular permit (blue) is issued to people with permanent disabilities and is valid for five years."
Traveller permit (purple)
Temporary permit (red)

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Question 4 of 37

A _______ is issued when the disability is expected to last more than two months but is not a permanent disability. This permit is not renewable.

Regular permit (blue)
Temporary permit (red)

Explanation:

"A temporary permit (red) is issued when the disability is expected to last longer than two months but is not considered permanent. This permit is valid for a limited time and is not renewable. It is intended to provide short-term assistance to individuals recovering from an injury or illness that temporarily affects their mobility."
Traveller permit (purple)
Company permit (green)

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Question 5 of 37

A _______ is valid for up to one year and is issued upon request to individuals who hold a valid Accessible Parking Permit and plan to fly from any Ontario airport.

Company permit (green)
Temporary permit (red)
Regular permit (blue)
Traveller permit (purple)

Explanation:

"A traveller permit (purple) is valid for up to one year. It is issued upon request to individuals who already hold a valid Accessible Parking Permit and intend to use parking facilities while flying from any airport in Ontario."

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Question 6 of 37

A _______ is valid for up to five years and is issued to companies and non-profit organizations that own or lease vehicles used to transport people with physical disabilities.

Regular permit (blue)
Temporary permit (red)
Company permit (green)

Explanation:

"A company permit (green) is valid for up to five years and is issued to companies and non-profit organizations that own or lease vehicles used to transport people with physical disabilities."
Traveller permit (purple)

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Question 7 of 37

What may happen if a person misuses an accessible parking permit?

They will be fined.

Explanation:

"Misusing an accessible parking permit leads to fines and revoked privileges."
Their vehicle will be impounded.
They will go to jail.
None of the above

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Question 8 of 37

What must be your vehicle’s position once you’ve parked it in a parallel parking space?

It must be perpendicular to the curb.
It must be parallel with the curb.

Explanation:

"Once you've parked in a parallel parking space, your vehicle should be positioned with its wheels parallel to the curb or the edge of the road."
It must be in contact with the curb.
None of the above

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Question 9 of 37

Where should you park your vehicle on the road?

On the right side of the road in the direction of traffic

Explanation:

"Park on the right side of the road in the direction of traffic. Unless there are signs saying otherwise, you can parallel park on both sides of a one-way road."
On the left side of the road in the direction of traffic
On the right side of the road opposite the direction of traffic
On the left side of the road opposite the direction of traffic

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Question 10 of 37

A space where you want to park your vehicle should be:

Smaller than your vehicle
One and half times longer than your vehicle

Explanation:

"To parallel park effectively on the right-hand side of the road, the parking space should be about one and a half times longer than your vehicle. This ensures you have enough space to maneuver the vehicle into position without difficulty. A space that is too small or too large can make parking challenging or unsafe."
As long as your vehicle
Three times longer than your vehicle

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Question 11 of 37

What is parallel parking?

Parking along another vehicle
Parking a vehicle with its wheels parallel and next to the curb or side of the road

Explanation:

"Parallel parking refers to parking your vehicle parallel to the curb or road, typically between two other vehicles. It requires the vehicle to be aligned with the side of the road without touching the curb."
Parking a vehicle with its wheels touching the side of the road
None of the above

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Question 12 of 37

How should you start moving into your intended parallel parking space?

First, reverse straight very slowly, then steer sharply to the right and continue moving until your steering wheel comes in line with the rear bumper of the vehicle parked in front of your parking space.

Explanation:

"When starting to parallel park, begin by reversing slowly in a straight line (at crawl speed) for about 0.5 metres (1.5 feet). Then, turn the steering wheel sharply to the right while continuing to move slowly until your vehicle is positioned at approximately a 45-degree angle to the curb. Align your steering wheel with the rear bumper of the vehicle in front to prepare for the next adjustment. Keep an eye on your surroundings to ensure safety."
First, reverse straight very slowly, then steer sharply to the right and continue moving until your rear bumper comes in contact with the curb.
First, reverse straight very slowly, then steer slightly to the right and continue moving until your rear bumper comes in contact with the vehicle behind your parking space.
First, reverse straight very quickly, then steer sharply to the right while simultaneously pressing the brake pedal completely to skid your vehicle directly into the parking space.

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Question 13 of 37

How should you position your vehicle before moving into the parallel parking space behind the parked vehicle?

The rear bumper of your vehicle should align with the front bumper of the parked vehicle.
The rear bumper of your vehicle should align with the rear bumper of the parked vehicle.

Explanation:

"Before entering your parallel parking space, position your vehicle in such a way that the rear bumper of your vehicle is in line with the rear bumper of the vehicle that is already parked in front of it."
The front bumper of your vehicle should align with the rear bumper of the parked vehicle.
The front bumper of your vehicle should align with the front bumper of the parked vehicle.

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Question 14 of 37

What should you do when parking your vehicle facing uphill on a road without a curb?

Turn the steering wheels towards the road
Turn the steering wheels towards the curb

Explanation:

"When parking uphill without a curb, turn the wheels sharply to the right (toward the side of the road). This ensures that if your vehicle rolls, it will move off the road rather than into traffic. Always use your parking brake for added safety."
Turn the steering wheels away from the road
Set the steering wheels straight

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Question 15 of 37

What should you do when parking your vehicle facing uphill on a road with a curb?

Turn the steering wheels towards the road

Explanation:

"When parking your vehicle facing uphill on a road with a curb, turn the steering wheel away from the curb (to the left). This ensures that if the vehicle starts to roll backward, the tires will catch the curb and prevent it from moving into traffic."
Turn the steering wheels away from the road
Turn the steering wheels towards the curb
Set the steering wheels straight

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Question 16 of 37

Why should you set the steering wheel towards the curb when parking the vehicle facing uphill on a road without a curb?

So that the vehicle will go off the road rather than in traffic if the brakes become disengaged

Explanation:

"When parking facing uphill on a road without a curb, you should turn your steering wheel sharply to the right. This way, if your vehicle begins to roll, it will move off the road and not into traffic, preventing a potential hazard. Turning the wheels in this manner helps avoid the vehicle rolling into the path of other vehicles."
Setting the wheels towards the curb prevents the vehicle from rolling backward
To lock the steering you should set the steering wheels towards the right
None of these

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G1 Practice Test - Parking - Why should you turn your vehicle’s front wheels to the left when parking facing uphill on the right side of a street with a curb?

Question 17 of 37

Why should you turn your vehicle’s front wheels to the left when parking facing uphill on the right side of a street with a curb?

Because it prevents your vehicle from rolling into traffic if it starts to move

Explanation:

"When parking uphill on a street with a curb, turn your front wheels to the left and let the vehicle roll back slightly until the tire touches the curb. This prevents the car from rolling into traffic if it starts to move. It uses the curb as a barrier for added safety."
Because it is a part of moving your vehicle into parking gear
Because it allows your vehicle to roll into traffic if it starts to move
Because left-turned wheels act as a parking brake

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G1 Practice Test - Parking - Where should you turn your vehicle’s front wheels when parking facing downhill on the right side of a street with or without a curb?

Question 18 of 37

Where should you turn your vehicle’s front wheels when parking facing downhill on the right side of a street with or without a curb?

You should turn your front wheels to the right.

Explanation:

"When parking downhill, you should always turn your front wheels to the right, whether there is a curb or not. This ensures that if your vehicle starts to roll, it will move off the road and not into traffic, preventing accidents or damage."
You should turn your front wheels to the left.
You should keep your front wheels straight.
None of the above

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G1 Practice Test - Parking - Why should you always turn your vehicle’s front wheels to the right when parking facing downhill on the right side of a street?

Question 19 of 37

Why should you always turn your vehicle’s front wheels to the right when parking facing downhill on the right side of a street?

Because if the vehicle starts moving it will go into traffic and not off the road
Because if the vehicle starts moving it will go off the road and not into traffic

Explanation:

"When parking facing downhill, always turn your front wheels to the right. This ensures that if the vehicle starts to roll, it will move off the road and not into traffic. If there is a curb, the wheels will make contact with it, stopping the vehicle. If there is no curb, turning the wheels to the right directs the vehicle off the roadway, preventing it from rolling into the path of other vehicles."
Because if the vehicle starts moving it will collide with the vehicle behind it
None of the above

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Question 20 of 37

What should you do to prevent your parked vehicle from rolling down a hill?

Set your vehicle’s park brake
Set your transmission in park or lower gear
Park your vehicle at an angle from the curb
Both A and B

Explanation:

"To prevent a parked vehicle from rolling down a hill, always set your park brake and place your transmission in park (for automatic transmission) or low gear (for a manual transmission)."

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Question 21 of 37

What care should be taken if you need to stop by the side of the road for a short time?

You must check the mirrors and blind spots before slowing down for a clear way.
You must turn on your signals before slowing down unless there are vehicles to enter from the side roads.
You must stop your vehicle within 30 centimeters from the curb.
All of the above

Explanation:

"When stopping briefly by the roadside, ensure safety by: (1) Checking mirrors and blind spots for a clear path before slowing down; (2) Using your turn signals, unless vehicles on side roads are waiting to merge; (3) Stopping within 30 centimeters (1 foot) of the curb for proper positioning."

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Question 22 of 37

What should you do after stopping by the side of the road?

Turn off your turn signal
Turn on your hazard signals
Sound your horn
Both A & B

Explanation:

"Once you stop by the side of the road, turn off your turn signal and turn on your hazard lights."

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Question 23 of 37

What should you do before pulling out your vehicle from the roadside stop?

Release the parking brake and shift into the first gear
Turn off your flashers and turn on your left turn signal
Check your blind spots and mirrors
All of the above

Explanation:

"Before pulling out from a roadside stop, do the following: (1) Release the parking brake and move the gear selector to drive or shift into first gear; (2) Turn off your flashers and turn on your left-turn signal; (3) Just before pulling away from the stop, check your mirrors and blind spot to make sure the way is clear of vehicles and cyclists."

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Question 24 of 37

How should you accelerate your vehicle when pulling out from a roadside stop into light traffic?

Accelerate moderately

Explanation:

"To safely merge into traffic, accelerate smoothly and moderately to match the flow of light traffic. In heavier traffic, you may need to accelerate more quickly. For manual transmission vehicles, shift gears as you gain speed to ensure a smooth transition."
Accelerate quickly
Accelerate slowly
None of these

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Question 25 of 37

Where should you not park your vehicle?

On the traveled part of the road
At a place where you will block already parked vehicles
At a place where you will block sidewalks, crosswalks, and road entrance
All of the above

Explanation:

"You should not park your vehicle on the traveled part of the road, at a place where you will block already parked vehicles, or at a place where you will block sidewalks, crosswalks, and road entrances."

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Question 26 of 37

What care should you take when opening the door of your parked vehicle?

You should not open your door without checking over your shoulders.

Explanation:

"Never open the door of your parked vehicle without first making sure that you will not endanger any other person or vehicle or interfere with traffic."
You should open your door wide to stop the traffic behind you.
You should open your door quickly.
You should open your door in front of the cyclists.

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Question 27 of 37

Why should you use the “Dutch reach method” to open the door?

It will let you shoulder check at the same time.

Explanation:

"Generally, a good practice for opening the door is to use the Dutch reach method, meaning you open the driver’s door with your right hand, as this will force a shoulder check at the same time."
It will let you open your door wide.
It will stop the traffic for you.
None of these

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Question 28 of 37

What should you do after parking your vehicle?

Turn off the ignition and lights
Remove the keys
Lock the doors for safety
All of the above

Explanation:

"After parking your vehicle, always turn off the ignition and the lights, remove the key, and lock the door to deter theft. Do not leave children or animals in the vehicle."

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Question 29 of 37

Why should you not park your vehicle alongside or opposite any construction or obstruction?

Because it would obstruct traffic

Explanation:

"Do not park your vehicle alongside or opposite any street construction or obstruction because it may obstruct the traffic."
Because it would divert worker's attention
Because it may get damaged
None of the above

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Question 30 of 37

Why should you not park your vehicle at or near the site of a fire, explosion, motor vehicle crash, or other incidents?

Because it would obstruct traffic
Because it would obstruct emergency response personnel and equipment
Because it would be helpful for emergency response personnel to pass through
Both A and B

Explanation:

"Do not park your vehicle at or near the site of a fire, explosion, motor vehicle crash, or other incidents where parking would obstruct traffic or emergency response personnel and equipment."

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Question 31 of 37

When may parking lights be used?

At any time
For parking only

Explanation:

"Parking lights are designed for use only when a vehicle is parked, especially in low visibility areas to signal its presence. Using them while driving is not recommended or sufficient for safety."
When driving in heavy fog
When driving at night

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Question 32 of 37

Do not park within ________ metres of the nearest rail of a level railway crossing.

15

Explanation:

"Parking within 15 metres of a railway crossing is prohibited to ensure clear visibility for both drivers and train operators, and to allow emergency access if needed. This safety buffer helps prevent accidents and keeps traffic flowing smoothly."
20
6
9

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Question 33 of 37

Do not park within ________ of a bridge.

150 metres
190 metres
100 metres

Explanation:

"Do not park within three metres of a fire hydrant, on or within 100 metres of a bridge, or within six metres of a public entrance to a hotel, theatre, or public hall when it is open to the public."
250 metres

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Question 34 of 37

Do not park within ________ meters of a fire hydrant.

9
3

Explanation:

"You should not park within three meters of a fire hydrant because doing so can obstruct emergency responders' access to the hydrant in the event of a fire. If a vehicle is blocking a hydrant, it could delay fire response, putting lives and property at risk."
15
6

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Question 35 of 37

Do not park within ________ metres of an intersection.

3
15
9

Explanation:

"In Ontario, you must not park within nine metres of an intersection to ensure clear visibility for all road users and to prevent traffic obstructions."
6

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Question 36 of 37

Do not park within ________ meters of an intersection controlled by traffic lights.

3
9
15

Explanation:

"You must not park within 15 meters of an intersection controlled by traffic lights. This ensures clear visibility for traffic and prevents obstruction near the intersection."
6

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Question 37 of 37

Do not park within _________ metres of a public entrance to a hotel, theatre, or public hall when it is open to the public.

3
9
15
6

Explanation:

"You must not park within six metres of a public entrance to a hotel, theatre, or public hall when it is open to the public"

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