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1. What is the minimum age to be licensed to drive a farm tractor on the highway?
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Answer: d) 14 years.
You may be licensed to drive a farm tractor on the highway at 14 years old.
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2. What is the maximum gross mass of a motor vehicle (not towing) that can be operated with a Class 5 licence?
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Answer: d) 14,000 kg.
Class 5 covers vehicles not exceeding 14,000 kg gross mass.
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3. What is the minimum age to apply for an Instruction Permit (Class 7)?
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Answer: d) 16 years.
You may apply for an Instruction Permit if you are 16 years of age or older.
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4. What should you do if your driver's licence is lost or destroyed?
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Answer: c) Apply for a duplicate licence at a Highway Safety office.
You must apply for a duplicate licence if yours is lost or destroyed.
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5. Where should you never install a rearward-facing infant restraint system?
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Answer: a) In a seat equipped with an air bag.
If the air bag deploys, the infant restraint system will be propelled into the back of the seat, causing injury.
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6. What must you do when approaching a funeral procession?
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Answer: b) Reduce speed to half the posted speed limit.
Approaching vehicles must reduce their speed to half the posted speed limit when encountering a funeral procession.
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7. Below what height is the use of a shoulder belt not recommended?
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Answer: b) 140 cm (47 in).
For individuals less than 140 cm (47 in) in height, the use of a shoulder belt is not recommended.
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What does a Red X overhead lane signal mean?
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Answer: c) Lane closed; do not use.
A Red X indicates the lane is closed and must not be used.
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Is a right turn permitted at a red light? Show answer
Answer: c) Yes, after a complete stop, unless prohibited by a sign.
A right turn is permitted at a red light after a complete stop, provided no sign prohibits it and you yield to others.
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How far from the nearest rail must you stop when a railway signal warns of an approaching train? Show answer
Answer: c) Not less than 5 metres.
When approaching a railway crossing where a signal device is warning of a train, you must stop at least 5 metres from the nearest rail.
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11. What must you do if the flashing lights and bell at a railway crossing are activated?
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Answer: d) Stop, as a train is approaching.
Active flashing lights and bells mean a train is approaching, and you must stop.
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When must you proceed after stopping for a school crossing guard? Show answer
Answer: b) When the crosswalk is clear and the guard has left the crosswalk.
You must remain stopped until the crosswalk is clear and the guard has left the crosswalk.
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13.
What does a solid yellow line indicate?
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Answer: d) Passing is not safe and not permitted.
Solid yellow lines indicate that passing is not safe at that location.
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What is the meaning of an eight-sided traffic sign?
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Answer: d) Stop.
An eight-sided (octagonal) sign always means Stop.
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15. Who must you yield to when making a right or left turn on a green light?
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Answer: b) Pedestrians within your half of the roadway or close enough to be in danger.
When turning, you must yield to pedestrians who are within your half of the roadway or close enough to be in danger of a collision.
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16. What is the correct action at a stop sign?
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Answer: a) Make a complete stop at the correct location.
At a stop sign, you must make a complete stop at the stop line, crosswalk, or before entering the intersection.
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What is the general meaning of a vertical rectangle sign?
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Answer: d) Regulatory information stating the law.
Vertical rectangle signs are regulatory signs that state the law (e.g., speed limits).
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18. When must speed limits in construction zones be obeyed?
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Answer: c) At all times, even when no workers are working.
Construction zone speed limits must be obeyed at all times, regardless of the presence of workers.
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19. What does a construction sign with a red circle and slash through two-way arrows mean?
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Answer: b) Stopping prohibited.
This specific construction sign symbol indicates that stopping is prohibited.
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What does a construction sign showing a lane ending indicate?
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Answer: c) One or more lanes end, merge as directed.
This sign indicates that a lane ends ahead and traffic must merge.
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21.
What does a blue square sign with an 'H' indicate?
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Answer: b) Hospital.
A blue sign with an 'H' indicates a hospital is nearby.
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22.
When is it legal to enter an intersection on an amber light? Show answer
Answer: a) When stopping cannot be done safely.
Entering an intersection on an amber light is a violation unless stopping cannot be done safely.
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When you encounter a black and yellow striped hazard warning sign, in which direction should you drive?
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Answer: a) To the direction the slopes are pointing.
For hazard warnings, the black and yellow diagonal stripes indicate that you should drive in the direction the slopes are pointing.
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What does a green circle sign with a snowmobile symbol indicate?
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Answer: b) Snowmobile route.
This sign indicates a designated snowmobile route.
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25.
What does a sign with a T-shape or road intersecting symbol indicate?
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Answer: a) Hidden intersection ahead.
This sign warns of a hidden intersection ahead.
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26.
What does a sign showing a car with wiggly lines behind it indicate?
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Answer: a) Slippery when wet.
This sign warns that the road surface is slippery when wet.
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What does this sign warn of?
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Answer: a) Drawbridge/Bridge opening ahead.
This sign warns that there is a bridge ahead that may open (lift bridge).
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28. What is the basic speed limit in most municipalities unless otherwise posted?
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Answer: c) 40 km/h.
The basic speed limit is 40 km/h in most municipalities.
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29. Is passing permitted in a school zone?
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Answer: d) No, you must not pass in a school zone.
You must not pass in a school zone.
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What should you do when a school bus displays alternating flashing amber lights? Show answer
Answer: a) Reduce speed and proceed with caution.
Alternating flashing amber lights are displayed before the school bus stops. You shall reduce speed and proceed with caution.
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31. What should you not do at the end of an acceleration lane?
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Answer: d) Slow down or come to a stop.
Do not slow down or come to a stop at the end of the acceleration lane. It is designed to bring your vehicle up to highway speed.
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When should you slow down when using a deceleration lane? Show answer
Answer: b) After you have entered the lane.
Always signal before entering the deceleration lane, and slow down after you have entered it.
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33. How should you signal when going straight through a roundabout?
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Answer: a) Do not signal entering, signal right before exiting.
Vehicles going straight must not signal before entering the roundabout. They should signal right before exiting.
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When are roads likely to be most slippery during rain?
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Answer: b) Just after it begins to rain.
Roads are likely to be especially slippery just after it begins to rain because the water mixes with oil and dirt.
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35. Under normal driving conditions, what is the recommended minimum following distance?
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Answer: c) 3 seconds.
Under normal conditions, follow at a distance of at least three seconds using the Time-Interval Formula.
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36. Why should you avoid blowing your horn when passing a cyclist?
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Answer: d) It may frighten them and cause them to steer into your path.
Blasting a horn can startle a cyclist, potentially causing them to lose control or steer into your path. If necessary, tap it lightly from a distance.
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37. What is the license cancellation period for a first impaired driving offence?
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Answer: c) One year.
A first impaired driving offence results in a one-year license cancellation.
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38. How often must an Ignition Interlock Device be serviced?
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Answer: c) At least every 60 days.
Participants in the program must have the device serviced at least every 60 days.
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39. How many demerit points are applied for speeding 30 kilometres per hour or more over the legal speed limit?
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Answer: b) 6 points.
Speeding by 30 kilometres per hour or more over the limit results in 6 demerit points.
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40. Why should you generally leave injured occupants in the vehicle until trained help arrives?
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Answer: a) Because moving them may cause further damage to the spine or neck.
Moving injured occupants can make injuries worse, particularly if they have suffered fractures to the spine or neck.
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