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1. When can a Class 7 driver operate a snowmobile?
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Answer: c) When accompanied by someone holding a Class 1 to 5 driver's licence.
The holder of a Class 7 driver's licence is permitted to operate an ATV or snowmobile provided they are accompanied by someone who holds a Class 1 to 5 driver's licence.
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How far must you stop from a school bus with red flashing lights and stop arm extended? Show answer
Answer: d) At least 5 m.
You must stop no closer than 5 m from the front or back of the bus.
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3. What is the minimum fine for passing a school bus with red flashing lights?
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Answer: a) $360.
Passing a school bus with red flashing lights is a serious offence and will result in a minimum fine of $360.
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4. What do double wide lines painted on the pavement usually indicate?
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Answer: a) A lane that is ending.
Freeway lanes, as well as some city street lanes, which are ending will usually be marked by double wide lines painted on the pavement.
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5. Where should you usually drive within your lane in urban areas?
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Answer: d) In the middle of the lane.
In urban areas, you'll usually drive in the middle of the lane.
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6. Is it permissible to drive extremely slowly on a road?
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Answer: b) No, you should never impede or block other traffic without cause.
You should never drive at a speed slow enough to impede or block other traffic, unless proper safety precautions have been taken.
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7. Where there is no stop line, sidewalk or crosswalk in a rural area, how far from the intersection must you stop?
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Answer: b) Within 10 metres.
Where there is no stop line, sidewalk or crosswalk: Within 10 metres of the intersection in a rural area.
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8. How do you cross a divided highway at a Restricted Crossing U-turn (RCUT) intersection?
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Answer: b) Make a right turn followed by a U-turn.
At an RCUT intersection, drivers always make a right turn, followed by a U-turn.
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9. Are two motorcycles permitted to drive in the same traffic lane?
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Answer: a) Yes, but operating directly alongside is not recommended.
Although two motorcycles are permitted to drive in the same traffic lane, it's not recommended practice to operate directly alongside another motorcycle.
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What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: d) Come to a full stop and proceed when the way is clear.
The stop sign is a red octagon with white lettering. It means come to a full stop and be sure the way is clear before proceeding.
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What does this sign warn about?
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Answer: a) Grooved pavement ahead.
This sign warns of grooved pavement ahead.
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What does this sign warn of?
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Answer: d) T-intersection; road turns sharply right and left.
This sign warns of a T-intersection where the road turns sharply right and left.
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What does this sign mean?
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Answer: d) Turn right only.
This sign means you must turn right only.
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14. What does a sign with a truck and a weighing scale symbol indicate?
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Answer: b) Truck inspection station.
This sign indicates a truck inspection station.
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15. What does a sign with a 'D' in a green rectangle indicate?
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Answer: b) Over dimensional route.
A 'D' symbol in a green rectangle indicates an over dimensional route.
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What does this service sign indicate?
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Answer: b) Telephone.
This sign indicates a telephone service.
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What does a sign with a table symbol indicate?
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Answer: b) Picnic facilities.
This sign indicates picnic facilities.
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18. What does an advance flashing amber (yellow) light and sign near a railway crossing indicate?
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Answer: b) There is a train ahead at a concealed crossing.
Flashing amber lights and signs are used as an advance warning to alert drivers of a train at a crossing that may be hidden from view due to road conditions or obstructions.
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What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) U-turn permitted.
This symbol indicates that a U-turn is permitted.
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What must you do at a pedestrian crosswalk sign with flashing lights? Show answer
Answer: a) Stop when lights are flashing and proceed when safe.
When the lights are flashing at a pedestrian crosswalk, traffic must come to a complete stop and may only proceed once it is safe to do so.
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What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) Two turning lanes left.
This sign indicates there are two turning lanes for a left turn.
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What movement is allowed when facing this sign?
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Answer: a) Go straight or right turn only.
This sign indicates you can go straight or turn right only.
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What does this warning sign indicate about the upcoming underpass?
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Answer: c) Underpass ahead with 3.8 metres of overhead clearance.
This warning sign alerts drivers to an underpass ahead and indicates the maximum safe overhead clearance. According to the manual, this is 3.8 metres.
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What does this sign warn about?
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Answer: a) Surface subject to icing at zero degrees Celsius.
This sign warns that the surface is subject to icing and may be slippery at zero degrees Celsius.
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What does this sign warn of?
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Answer: a) Playground ahead.
This sign warns that a playground is ahead.
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26.
What is the purpose of chevron (arrowhead) signs posted in groups?
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Answer: d) To guide drivers around sharp curves.
Chevrons are posted in groups to guide drivers around sharp curves in the road.
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27.
What does the "Construction ahead" sign indicate?
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Answer: c) You are entering a construction zone; drive with extra caution.
This sign indicates you are entering a construction zone. Drive with extra caution and be prepared for changes in speed limit.
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28. In standard sign colours, what does the colour red indicate?
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Answer: b) Stop or prohibition.
Red indicates Stop or prohibition.
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When turning left on a solid green light, what must you do?
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Answer: c) Enter the intersection and yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.
You can enter the intersection on a green light, but you must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.
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30. How far ahead should you be looking to identify potential problems early?
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Answer: b) 12 to 60 seconds ahead.
Scanning 12 to 60 seconds ahead allows you to see problems early, often before the driver ahead of you sees them.
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31. What does "looking up" mean in the context of a highway search pattern?
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Answer: d) Looking as far ahead as you can see, to the horizon.
Looking up means looking as far ahead as you can see down the highway, up to the horizon.
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32. What is a safety benefit of the "hand-to-hand" (push/pull) steering method?
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Answer: d) It reduces the chance of injury from an airbag deployment.
Hand-to-hand steering keeps your arms from crossing the steering wheel, which reduces the risk of your own arms being forced into your face if an airbag deploys.
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33. When calculating a safe passing time, what is the minimum safety margin you should add to your passing time?
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Answer: b) 5 seconds.
You should build in a safety margin of at least five seconds to account for errors or faster-than-expected oncoming vehicles.
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When approaching a sharp curve, when should you slow down?
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Answer: a) Before you enter the curve.
You must slow down before you get to the curve. Braking in the curve can cause loss of control.
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35. If you are stranded and running the engine for heat, what part of the vehicle should be kept clear of ice and snow?
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Answer: b) The exhaust pipe.
If you are stranded, you can run the engine for heat, but you must keep your exhaust pipe clear of ice and snow.
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36. What is the correct way to use a back-up camera while reversing?
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Answer: c) Use it as an assist but do not rely primarily on it.
Back-up cameras are driving assists but not substitutes for proper driving techniques. Don't rely primarily on the monitor; check mirrors and look over your shoulder.
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37. How should you enter and exit a parking space that is at a 60-degree angle to the road?
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Answer: d) Drive into the space and back out.
For 60-degree angle spaces, you are meant to drive into them and back out of them.
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38. What is the only way to effectively eliminate alcohol from your body?
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Answer: c) Waiting for time to pass.
Only time can eliminate alcohol from the body. It leaves the system at a rate of approximately .015% per hour.
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39. What is the maximum vehicle insurance discount a driver can earn under the Safe Driver Recognition program?
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Answer: a) 25%.
The maximum discount available in the Safest Drivers Zone is 25%.
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40.
Lowering your highway cruising speed from 120 km/h to 100 km/h can reduce fuel consumption by up to what amount?
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Answer: b) 20%.
Driving at the posted speed limit of 100 km/h instead of 120 km/h can reduce fuel consumption by up to 20%.
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