Ontario Truck Driver Licence Practice Test 05

ONTARIO TRUCK DRIVER LICENCE PRACTICE TEST 05

As a commercial driver in Ontario, it is important to understand and abide by traffic rules to ensure safety on the roads. One key rule to keep in mind is the maximum speed limit that commercial drivers must adhere to, which is generally 105 km/h on highways and 90 km/h on other roads.

Ontario Truck Test 05

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An applicant for a class A or D driver's licence must:

Be at least 19 years of age

Be at least 18 years of age

Be at least 20 years of age

Be at least 21 years of age

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Vehicle impoundments apply regardless of whether the vehicle is:

Rented or leased

Borrowed from a friend or family member

All answers are correct

Used for business or employment purposes

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Carriers in each province must carry:

Their vehicle inspection

Only GDL tests results

Safety Fitness Certificate (SFC)

Nothing but a GDL license

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NSC Carriers are monitored by:

None of them

No more after initially obtaining NSC

Nationally

Each jurisdiction

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A daily log may be:

Made by means of a recording device

Handwritten

All of these

Computer generated

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To learn to drive commercial vehicles in Ontario you must have which of the following?

None of them

A Class Q

Only a GDL

A Class G or higher

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If you are caught driving while your licence is suspended for a Criminal Code offence, the vehicle you are driving will be impounded for a minimum of ___ days.

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A driver is required to complete a vehicle inspection every ________ period and monitor the vehicle's condition throughout the trip.

48-hour

24-hour

72-hour

This is not required by law

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What is Gross weight?

Load weight

None of these

Weight of vehicle

The combined weight of vehicle and load

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What level inspection must be done before a driver leaves for the day:

Level 1

Level 2

Level 13

Level 3

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If a driver is not required to keep a daily log, the operator shall keep a record for the day showing:

All of these

Driver's name

Date

Location where the driver starts and ends the day

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The Highway Traffic Act states that any load overhanging the rear of a vehicle by_________ or more should be marked by a red light when lights are required.

3.0 metres

5.0 metres

1.5 metres

4.0 metres

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For the Ontario road test you must provide which of the following?

A tractor trailer, with four or more axles

A tractor trailer with four or more axles equipped with air brakes

A tractor trailer combination with three or more axles, equipment with air brakes for the road test.

A tractor trailer with air brakes.

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When a commercial driver turns 65 in Ontario, medical reports are due how often?

The same as before

Annually

Never Again

Every six months

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Shift into a lower gear when going down long, steep hills.

False

True

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You should not activate the differential lock when the wheels are actually spinning.

False

True

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What information the Ontario mandated CVOR records contains?

None of the above

Safety rating, violations, convictions and all inspections

Personal information and license

Only driving record

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Tire tread should measure in:

A groove

None of the above

All grooves

Two adjacent grooves

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Operators are responsible for having each of their vehicles and trailers inspected _________ by a licensed motor-vehicle inspection mechanic:

Every 2 years

Every 6 months

Each year

Every 5 years

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CVOR stands for:

Commercial Vehicle Operator Registration

None of the above

County Vehicle Operator Registration

Commercial Vehicle Office Registry

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How often is the driver required to inspect his vehicle?

Every 14 hours

Every 24 hours

Every 13 hours

Every 12 hours

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Tread depth on the rear tire must not be less than:

1.5 millimetres

2.5 millimetres

Standard amount

None of these

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Commercial motor vehicles are restricted in width to a limit of:

2.6 metres

8.53 meters

3.6 meters

3 meters

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Class A allowed to drive

A Class G

A tractor trailer, Class D and G

A Class D

A tractor-trailer

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Who may perform truck inspections:

Police or ministry enforcement staff

None of these

Only ministry enforcement staff

Only police officers

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A driver cannot drive more than ___ hours in a day.

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__________ are designed to work when you are parking your vehicle or in an emergency when your service brakes fail.

Spring brakes

Rear brakes

Front brakes

Air brakes

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A ____ air brake endorsement is required on a driver's licence to operate any air brake equipped motor vehicle.

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What is the most frequent reason vehicles are removed from service by mechanics or inspectors:

Bad equipment

Improper license

Air brakes

No lights

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Single Motor Farm Vehicles:

Require a B brake endorsement

Do not require a Q brake endorsement

None of them

Have all the same GDL requirements as other vehicles

Your score is

To begin your career in trucking you must obtain your Ontario Class A or Class D Truck Driver Licence. The appropriate CDL endorsements you will need are based on the type of trucking career you plan to pursue. To obtain these endorsements, you are required to successfully complete a written knowledge test. Making certain you are adequately prepared for your written knowledge test will prevent you from wasting time and money. Taking practice CDL tests is the best way to get prepared.