Section 17b: Your Vehicle

The “Your Vehicle” section of the Ontario G1 driving test checks your ability to identify and correctly use your car’s basic controls.

Ontario Driving Test - Section 17b: Your Vehicle

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According to the text, what is a common type of collision when towing a recreational vehicle?

Single-vehicle collisions

Head-on collisions

Rear-end collisions

Side-impact collisions

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What is the system for licence plates in Ontario called?

Vehicle-to-owner system

Registration-to-plate system

Plate-to-owner system

Plate-to-vehicle system

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What is the maximum number of trailers a non-commercial vehicle is allowed to tow in Ontario?

As many as the vehicle can safely handle

One

Three

Two

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According to the text, is automobile insurance optional in Ontario?

It is only required for new residents.

It is only required for commercial vehicles.

No, Ontario has compulsory automobile insurance.

Yes, it is recommended but not required.

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What is a key piece of advice for protecting yourself from auto insurance fraud when buying insurance?

Use a licensed insurance company, agent or broker.

Only buy insurance from online advertisers.

Always choose the cheapest provider.

Pay for your policy in cash.

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What must your vehicle have if the load in your trailer blocks your vision to the rear?

A passenger to act as a spotter

Additional mirrors providing a clear rear view

A special permit from ServiceOntario

A rear-facing camera

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What must a new resident of Ontario do with their vehicle within 30 days?

Sell it to a licensed dealer.

Return their old licence plates to their previous province.

Get it inspected by the FSRA.

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The text warns you to be suspicious of referrals from whom after a collision?

Tow truck operators

Other drivers involved

Your insurance agent

Police officers

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How can you verify if an insurance broker is licensed in Ontario?

By asking the broker for their business card.

By visiting the RIBO website.

By visiting the FSRA website.

By contacting a ServiceOntario centre.

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What must you show proof of before you can renew your vehicle registration?

Proof of residency

A valid driver's licence

Proof of insurance coverage

A recent safety standards certificate

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If a trailer is wider than 2.05 metres, what additional lights are required at the front?

Two red reflectors

Two white clearance lights

Two red clearance lights

Two yellow clearance lights

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What colour must a trailer's licence plate light be?

Amber

Yellow

Red

White

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How is a trailer treated for registration purposes in Ontario?

As a separate vehicle requiring its own registration.

Registration is not required for trailers.

As part of the towing vehicle's registration.

It only needs a permit, not a registration.

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At what minimum gross weight must a trailer be equipped with its own brakes?

Brakes are always optional.

1,360 kilograms or more

4,600 kilograms or more

2,050 kilograms or more

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What should you do with your licence plates when you sell your vehicle?

Destroy them immediately.

Mail them to the FSRA.

Leave them on the vehicle for the new owner.

Remove your plates.

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What must you always carry with you when towing a trailer?

A printed map of your route.

A copy of your vehicle's safety standards certificate.

The trailer's permit, or a copy of it.

The trailer's original bill of sale.

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Where should a trailer's licence plate be attached?

On the side of the trailer.

On the front of the trailer.

On the back of the trailer where it is clearly visible.

On the back of the towing vehicle.

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If a police officer determines your trailer is not in safe operating condition, what can they do?

Issue a fine and let you continue.

Remove your trailer from the road until it is made safe.

Seize your towing vehicle.

Give you a 24-hour warning to fix it.

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Which organization regulates insurance in Ontario?

ServiceOntario

The Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA)

The Registered Insurance Brokers of Ontario (RIBO)

The Ministry of Finance

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Where can you go to register a vehicle or trailer in Ontario?

The FSRA main office

A local police station

Any licensed insurance broker

A ServiceOntario centre

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What is the maximum gross vehicle weight of a trailer you can tow with a Class G licence without a special permit?

4,600 kilograms

2,050 kilograms

5,000 kilograms

1,360 kilograms

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What should you do immediately after an auto collision?

Leave the scene immediately if your vehicle is drivable.

Collect as much information as possible from everyone involved.

Sign any forms provided by a tow truck driver.

Accept any offer of money for a referral to a body shop.

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Which of the following is NOT listed as a requirement for new residents to register a vehicle?

The vehicle permit from the previous location

A valid Ontario driver's licence

A safety standards certificate

Proof of insurance

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What is the purpose of mud guards, fenders, or flaps on a trailer?

To meet lighting requirements.

To prevent it from spraying or splashing traffic behind.

To improve aerodynamics.

To protect the trailer's tires.

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What is one thing you should demand and review carefully after a collision?

A copy of the tow truck driver's licence.

A list of recommended lawyers from the body shop.

Detailed repair and medical bills.

The other driver's driving record.

Your score is

Before the road portion begins, the examiner may ask you to show how to operate the headlights, windshield wipers, turn signals, and horn. You may also need to demonstrate how to use the emergency brake and adjust your mirrors and seat. This ensures you know how to safely prepare your vehicle before driving. Being familiar with these controls is essential for passing the G1 test and for safe everyday driving.