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1. As a driver, if you refuse to take a breathalyzer test, you will be:
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Answer: d) Subject to the same penalties as if your BAC were greater than 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood.
- As a driver, if you refuse to take a breathalyzer test, you will be subject to the same penalties as if your blood-alcohol content (BAC) were greater than 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millimetres of blood.
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2. All these are common causes of anger and frustration while driving except:
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Answer: b) Driving in night time.
To avoid anger and frustration while driving:
- Being impatient with the driving environment.
- Other people's poor driving.
- Poor conditions of the road.
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3. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: c) Playground nearby.
- Playground zone.
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4. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) Turn left or go straight.
- You can turn left or go straight from this lane.
- These turn control signs are mounted directly above the intersection.
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5. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: c) Road narrows both sides.
Road narrows ahead:
- Road narrows on both sides ahead.
- If the road is narrowing on only one side, the sign will indicate that too.
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6. Unless otherwise posted, what's the speed limit on a provincial highway outside the city?
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Answer: a) 100 km/h.
- Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit on a provincial highway outside the city is 100 km/h.
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7. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: a) School zone and you must slow down.
- School zone.
- This sign is to alert drivers that children may be walking or crossing the road and you must use caution when driving through the school area.
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What does this yellow line indicate?
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Answer: a) Traffic moving in opposite directions. Passing is allowed when safe.
- Broken yellow line: Passing is allowed when safe.
- Solid Yellow lines: Passing safely is permitted across single solid yellow lines within an urban area.
- In all other instances, single or double solid yellow lines indicate that passing is not permitted.
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The traffic signal has just turned yellow. There are no other vehicles around. The blue car should: Show answer
Answer: c) Slow down and stop since it is safe to do so.
- Yellow traffic signal indicates that the light is about to turn red.
- Unless it is not feasible to stop safely in time, you must halt before entering the intersection.
- In this image, the blue car must stop at the stop line.
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When the traffic light turns yellow, you should:
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Answer: b) Stop if you can safely do so, else proceed with caution.
- When a green light changes to yellow, drivers must prepare to stop or clear the intersection.
- Drivers approaching an intersection with a solid (not flashing) yellow traffic control light must bring their vehicles to a complete stop, unless a point has been reached at the intersection where stopping cannot be done safely.
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11. What is the minimum distance you can park from a stop sign?
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Answer: c) 5 metres.
- The minimum distance you can park from a stop sign is 5 metres.
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12. When a driver parks the car facing downhill, the driver should:
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Answer: b) Turn the front wheels towards the curb or right shoulder.
- When parking facing downhill, always turn your front wheels to the right.
- If there is a curb, allow your vehicle to roll to the point where your right front tire is making contact with it.
- With the tires turned to the right, if the vehicle starts moving it will go off the road and not into traffic.
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13. What is total stopping distance?
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Answer: d) Distance you will travel from the moment you notice a hazard until your vehicle stops.
- Total stopping distance is the distance you will travel from the moment you notice a hazard until your vehicle stops.
- In a way, it is total of perception distance, reaction distance and braking distance.
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14. When you press the clutch pedal, the connection between the transmission and the wheel is:
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Answer: b) Disengaged.
- When you press the clutch pedal, the connection between the transmission and the wheel is disengaged.
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15. In what direction are you supposed to drive in a traffic circle?
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Answer: c) Counter clockwise direction.
- Go around the traffic circle to the right (that is, in a counter clockwise direction).
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16. What does an all-way stop intersection mean?
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Answer: b) First to arrive must go first.
- At an intersection with stop signs at all corners, the vehicle to arrive first has the right-of-way.
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17. The best method of detecting vehicles within the blind spots is by:
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Answer: a) Looking over your shoulder.
- Whenever you plan a change in direction or road position, do a shoulder check to make sure the blind spot on that side is clear.
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18. What should you not do while approaching the top of a hill?
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Answer: c) Pass the vehicle ahead.
- Never pass when you are approaching the top of a hill. You do not know what hazards may be on the other side of the hill.
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19. While taking a right turn at a red light, what should you do?
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Answer: a) Come to a complete stop, signal the turn and wait until the incoming traffic and crosswalk is clear.
Unless a sign tells you not to, you are allowed to make a right turn on a red light. To do that:
- Signal the turn.
- Come to a complete stop
- Ensure that the way is clear of any incoming traffic and pedestrians.
- Make a turn safely.
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20. When can you pass another vehicle on the right?
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Answer: b) On a road with two or more lanes or if a driver ahead is turning left.
- Pass on the right only on a roadway that has two or more lanes, or if a driver ahead is turning left.
- Do not use the shoulder to pass.
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21. What is a blind spot?
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Answer: c) The area on each side of your vehicle that you cannot see.
- Your inside and outside rear view mirrors will show you the traffic that is behind your vehicle.
- They will not show you everything to the sides or what is right beside and slightly behind in the lanes next to you. These are blind spots.
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22. What should you do while driving in the acceleration lane before merging onto a highway?
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Answer: c) Speed up to match the speed of traffic.
Merging onto a highway:
- A solid white line separates the acceleration lane from the rest of the roadway.
- Utilize this lane to synchronize your vehicle's speed with the flow of traffic on the highway.
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23. Drivers should attempt to maintain a visual search of how many seconds ahead?
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Answer: c) 12 to 15 seconds.
- Drivers should attempt to maintain a visual search of 12 to 15 seconds ahead.
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24. What should you do when an emergency vehicle is approaching from the rear, with its flashing lights?
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Answer: b) Stop near the right hand curb or edge of the roadway.
- When bringing your vehicle to a stop for an emergency vehicle, you are required to bring your vehicle as near as is practical to the right-hand curb or edge of the roadway.
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25. What speed do you need to slow down to when passing emergency vehicles or tow trucks that are stopped with their lights flashing?
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Answer: c) 60 km/h or posted speed limit.
- When passing emergency vehicles or tow trucks that are stopped with their lights flashing, you should slow down to 60 km/h or posted speed limit.
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26. In the event of a vehicle breakdown on a congested highway, it is advised not to:
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Answer: b) Try to do roadside repairs on your vehicle.
- In case of an engine failure, signal and guide your vehicle to the roadside, switch on the hazard lights, remain near your vehicle, and display an S.O.S. sign on your windshield.
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27. When you're turning left, watch for oncoming motorcycles because:
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Answer: c) They can be hard to see in heavy traffic at night or dusk.
- When turning left, watch for oncoming motorcycles. They can be hard to see, especially in heavy traffic, at night, or at dusk. It may also be difficult to judge the speed of the motorcycle.
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28. When you see a pedestrian at a crosswalk ready to cross you need to:
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Answer: d) All the options are correct.
When you see a pedestrian at a crosswalk ready to cross you need to:
- Slow down and stop.
- Stop far back enough (about two to three car lengths) so that traffic in another lane will be able to see the pedestrian and have time to stop.
- Never pass a vehicle when approaching a crosswalk.
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29. Why should you never sneak behind a truck which is backing up?
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Answer: b) You may be in one of its blind spots.
- Do not drive behind a truck that is backing into a loading bay or out of a driveway, as doing so could place you in a blind spot of the truck driver and increase the chances of being struck.
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30. It is 6 PM and there is a school patrol at a crosswalk holding up a stop sign. You can see no children around. What should you do?
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Answer: d) Obey the school patrol and stop.
- You should obey school patrols or crossing supervisors at all times, irrespective of time or situation.
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