Ontario Truck Driver Licence Practice Test 02

ONTARIO TRUCK DRIVER LICENCE PRACTICE TEST 02

Commercial drivers must always wear their seatbelts and ensure that their vehicles are equipped with proper safety equipment, such as functioning brakes, turn signals, and headlights.

Ontario Truck Test 02

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Bluffing is best described as?

Improper driving that may cause a hazard

Improper but safe driving

An effective method to get through traffic

Confusing to other drivers

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If you are driving in a snow storm and see flashing blue lights ahead of you, you should?

Increase your speed and pass the vehicle

Come to a complete stop in the roadway

Slow down and be aware of a snow plow ahead

Come to a complete stop on the roadway shoulder

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If you hit a deer or moose you should?

Remove the injured or deceased animal from the roadway to prevent further incidents

Report it to the local police or Ministry of Natural Resources

Continue on your trip

Report the incident to your supervisor

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When at a four-way stop, two vehicles come to a stop at the same time. Which vehicle must yield?

The vehicle to the right must yield to the vehicle to the right

The vehicle to the right must yield to the vehicle to the left

The vehicle to the left must yield to the vehicle to the left

The vehicle to left must yield to the vehicle to the right

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Criminal code violation convictions stay on your driving record for a minimum of how many years?

Four

Twenty-five

Five

Ten

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When driving at night and faced with glare, you should?

Slow down and come to a complete and safe stop

Use your head lamps to signal the other vehicles

Slow down and look at the approaching lights to judge distance

Slow down and avoid staring directly into approaching lights

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What roadway sign is best described as having five sides and is florescent yellow/green?

A railway sign

A school zone sign

A no U turn sign

A stop sign

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Drivers over the age of 65 with a class D licence must pass a vision and knowledge test in order to renew their licence usually every...?

Six years

Ten years

Five years

Year

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What is the presumed unlawful limit for blood alcohol concentration in Ontario?

0.04%

0.02%

0.08%

0.06%

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When your license is suspended you may?

Not drive at any time

Drive only for employment purposes

Drive as long as you have another licensed driver with you

Drive only to seek employment

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People using motorized wheelchairs or medical scooters should be treated as?

Motorcycles

Commercial Vehicles

Motor Vehicles

Pedestrians

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When passing a bicyclist, you should allow how much space between you and the bike?

1 metre

7 metres

2 metres

5 metres

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If you are in a situation where you feel threatened by another driver, you should do all of the following except?

Stay in your vehicle

Call the police

Lock your vehicle

Make eye contact and gesture the other driver

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Failing to stop for a police officer can result in how many demerit points?

Three

Ten

Seven

Fifteen

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Under the demerit system, at six points you may be?

Informed about your record and asked to improve your driving skills

Informed your license is being suspended for a period of six months

Informed about your record and asked to take a traffic safety course

Asked to attend an interview to discuss your record

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Viewing a display screen such as a laptop is?

Prohibited in the passenger seat

Prohibited at all times

Prohibited while driving

Lawful while driving

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A circle check is best described as?

A government regulation

A systematic check for vehicle damage

A chance to rest and stretch your legs

A systematic check for vehicle roadworthiness

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Drivers who feel drowsy should?

Report their feelings to their supervisor

Avoid driving

Consume coffee and continue their trip

Proceed with their trip as normal

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Upon changing your name or address you must notify the Ministry of Transportation within?

Two weeks

Seven days

Six days

Six weeks

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In Canada, it is a ________ offense to drive while under the influence of alcohol and or drugs?

Civil

Criminal

Regulatory

None of the above

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If you are 21 years of age and under, what is the legal alcohol limit?

0.01%

0.04%

0.08%

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All of the following are illegal to do with your license except?

Have more than one Ontario driver's license

Lend it to a family member

Provide it to a police officer upon request

Alter the license

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If you are caught in a whiteout, your lights should be?

Fully turned on and on low beam

None of the above

Fully turned on and on high beam

Turned off

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A motorcycle's size makes it appear?

Larger and moving slower

Farther away and moving slower

Closer and moving faster

Faster and smaller

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By law you must report any collisions to police when?

There are injuries or damage to vehicle or property exceeding $2,000

There are no injuries and minor vehicle damage

Every collision must be reported to the police

There are no injuries and vehicle damage is under $500

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Even if your blood alcohol concentration is below the presumed limit you still can?

Be charged with impaired driving

Be given a warning by police

None of the above

Continue to drive safely

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If you fail or refuse to give a breath, blood, oral fluid, or urine sample when asked by the police, the following action can be taken against your license?

Fifteen demerit points

One-year licence suspension the first time you are convicted

Six-months licence suspension the first time you are convicted

Seven demerit points

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If your vehicle begins to skid, control it by?

Easing off the accelerator or brake

Gently pushing on the accelerator or brake

Forcefully pushing down on the brake

Gently pump the brakes

29 / 30

Class D fire extinguishers are best suited for what type of fires?

Gasoline

Burning metals

Electrical equipment

Solvents

30 / 30

Class A fire extinguishers are useful for all of the following types of fire except?

Gasoline

Wood

Textiles

Paper

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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.