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1.When is it acceptable to pass on a shoulder?
Although passing is usually done from the left, if another vehicle is turning left and there is a paved shoulder, it is acceptable to pass on the right shoulder.
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2.What are you required to do when changing lanes?
For proper and safe lane changes, it is necessary to check and double check for hazards, signal and steer into the new lane at an appropriate and safe speed.
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3.In a roundabout, who has the right-of-way?
You must slow down when you approach the yield line at a roundabout, and only stop at the yield line if it is necessary. Enter the roundabout when the way is clear and travel with the traffic flow in a counter clockwise direction.
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4.You are at an uncontrolled intersection, turning left and a pedestrian is crossing, who has the right-of-way?
No matter the direction you are turning, always yield the right-of-way to pedestrians.
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5.What does an Accessible Parking Permit allow?
The permit must belong to someone in the vehicle.
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6.Under what conditions are you allowed to pass another vehicle on the right?
If passengers are getting on or off a streetcar, you must stay at least 2 meters behind the back doors, and if a safety island is present, you should be on the lookout for pedestrians and drive cautiously.
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7.Who has the right-of-way if two vehicles come to an uncontrolled intersection at the same time?
At intersections with no signs or lights, the driver on the left must allow the driver on the right to go first.
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8.You are involved in an accident, or are a witness to an accident where one or more people have been injured, what should you do?
It is important to stay calm and call for help. Cover the accident victims with a jacket or blanket to reduce shock. Make sure no one is smoking or lights a match nearby in case there is a fuel leak.
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9.When approaching a stopped emergency vehicle with its red lights flashing, you must?
If you fail to operate your vehicle in the proper manner when in the presence of emergency vehicles, you can be convicted, fined and subject to demerit points.
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10.If your vehicle is about to stall while driving on a highway, what should you do?
If your vehicle is about to stall while driving on a highway, you should pull over to the closest shoulder as quickly and carefully as possible. Check your mirrors and blind spots, turn on your emergency lights and slow down.
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11.What does the term "overdriving your headlights" mean?
When driving at night, make sure you can see far enough ahead to stop safely if something unexpected happens.
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12.What must the seller of a privately used vehicle provide to the buyer of the vehicle?
A Used Vehicle Information Package will include information about the vehicle which the buyer may need when registering the vehicle with the Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office. A new owner of a used vehicle is required to register the vehicle within 6 days of acquiring the vehicle.
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13.Which of the following statements about driving in the rain is incorrect?
Roads become more slippery in the rain, so reduce speed and drive with extra caution.
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14.If you hear sirens or bells, or see flashing lights while driving, what should you do?
Do not forget to signal and check your blind spots and mirrors anytime you are changing direction or speed. Always maintain a distance of at least 150 m when behind emergency vehicles.
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15.What does it mean when you see a yellow or amber traffic light?
A yellow or amber traffic light means that the light will soon be changing to red. You must stop if you can safely do so. Only proceed if you are unable to bring your vehicle to a stop safely.
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16.If your brakes fail while you are driving, what should you do?
The best way to avoid brake failure while driving is to have your vehicle regularly serviced and the brakes checked. If pumping the brakes has little to no effect, you can slow the vehicle by shifting to neutral and/or carefully using the parking brake.
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17.What does black ice mean?
Black ice can form whenever the weather is cold enough. Be especially alert for black ice to form on bridges which can be exposed to extra cold air from below. Reduce speed and drive with extra caution in very cold weather.
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18.When approaching a construction zone, what should you do?
When people are working at construction zones, fines for speeding are doubled.
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19.What should you do if you find yourself driving in extremely dense fog?
When visibility becomes extremely bad, move off the road completely and wait for conditions to improve before proceeding while keeping your emergency lights flashing so others can see you. Chain reaction pile-ups can easily happen when visibility is poor.
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20.What should you do if you find yourself in a skid on a slippery road?
Good drivers adapt to the conditions they find themselves in. A skidding vehicle is usually the result of driving too fast for the traffic, road or weather conditions.
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21.If you feel drowsy when driving, what should you do?
Only drive when you are well-rested and alert. Driving while tired or drowsy can be the cause of accidents. Taking measures like turning up the radio or drinking coffee is not an effective way to make you a safe and alert driver. Take a nap to refresh yourself.
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22.If your accelerator (gas pedal) gets stuck, what should you do?
If you are unable to lift the pedal or unstick it with your foot, turn your emergency lights on, shift into neutral to bring the vehicle to a gradual stop, ideally at the side of the road.
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23.What is the correct thing to do if you hit a moose or a deer?
Do not try to move an injured animal as it could put you and other drivers at increased risk.
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24.Why must your vehicle undergo emissions testing?
If you are requested to get your vehicle emission tested then your car must pass in order to get a renewal sticker.
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25.If you are the victim of road rage, what should you do?
Do not try to educate other drivers. Do not try to compete with them or try to retaliate for perceived wrongdoings - this can often lead to road rage incidents. Always be a courteous and polite driver.
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26.What kind of vehicle has flashing blue lights that are visible from 150 meters away?
Never try to speed past or around snow removal vehicles which are wide and slow. Snow removal vehicles often operate in groups across the road to clear the roads of snow more efficiently. Be patient if you are behind one or more of these essential vehicles.
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27.What does a flashing amber or yellow light mean?
When seen alone or with other traffic lights, a flashing yellow or amber light is a warning to slow down and proceed with caution in the direction you are travelling.
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28.What are you required to do if you have your vehicle painted a different colour?
A vehicle registration has two parts to it - the vehicle permit and the licence plate. Changes in the colour of the vehicle must be reported so that the vehicle permit has an accurate description of the vehicle.
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29.What should you do when driving on roads that are covered in snow (which may be as slippery as ice)?
It is best to avoid driving in snow, but if you have to, do so with extra caution.
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30.What does it mean when you see an advanced green traffic light?
When you see an advanced green traffic light, it means that oncoming traffic is facing a red light, therefore, as long as you are in the correct lane, you may proceed.
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31.If pedestrians face a walk signal, what should they do?
Drivers must always yield the right-of-way to pedestrians crossing the road, keeping in mind that some pedestrians like the young, disabled or elderly may require more time to cross. Drivers must always be aware of any pedestrians or other vehicles that are around them by constantly checking in all direc
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32.How can one avoid being a distracted driver?
Be aware of all driving distractions so as to avoid accidents, careless driving charges and demerit points.
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33.What does it mean when you see a flashing red traffic light?
Come to a complete stop and only proceed into the intersection after checking all directions for other traffic.
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34.When are cell phones not allowed when driving?
Hand held cell phones and devices are distracting and can be the cause of accidents. If you must use a cell phone while driving, it must be a hands free device, otherwise, safely pull over to use your hand-held device.
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35.If the suns glare is making it difficult to see, what should you do?
Try to reduce glare whenever possible. When approaching vehicles with glaring headlights at night, you can look slightly above and to the right of the oncoming vehicle to help increase your ability to see. It is not a good idea to look directly at the headlights
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36.If a tire blows out while driving, what should you do?
At high speed, a tire blow out can be very dangerous, therefore it is essential that you remain calm and focused. Firmly steer the vehicle in the direction you want it to go, while taking your foot off of the gas pedal.
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37.With regard to red traffic lights, which statement is correct?
Before making any turns on a red light, you must come to a complete stop at the appropriate spot or pavement markings, and check for signs that may prohibit or restrict turns.
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38.If you encounter dangerous whiteout conditions while driving, what should you do?
Chain reaction pile-ups can easily happen when visibility is poor. When visibility becomes extremely bad, move off the road completely and wait for conditions to improve before proceeding while keeping your emergency lights flashing so others can see you.
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39.What you cannot see in your vehicle rear and side view mirrors is said to be in your…?
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40.The first license new drivers receive is a:
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41.If you are involved in a reportable accident, you must report this to your nearest provincial or municipal police...?
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42.A flashing yellow beacon above an intersection indicates…?
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43.Under all conditions you should drive at a speed that will allow you to…?
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44.Driving slower than surrounding traffic is…?
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45.It’s illegal to smoke in any motor vehicle when there are any passengers under ___ years old.
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