ONTARIO TRUCK DRIVER LICENCE PRACTICE TEST 03

Commercial drivers must be aware of the weight and height restrictions for their vehicles, and ensure that they are not exceeding any legal limits. They must also be mindful of the weight distribution of their cargo, which can affect the stability and handling of their vehicles.

Ontario Truck Test 03

1 / 30

What class of license is required to drive a school bus?

A class A license

A level T license

A level M license

A class B license

2 / 30

A daily log must contain?

Driverâ€™s name

Date

All of these

The cycle you are following

3 / 30

Generally, asphalt in the winter should look?

None of the above

Grayish white

Black and shiny

Brownish black

4 / 30

Every commercial vehicle must be equipped with?

Water

Spare tires

Portable reflectors

Moving blankets

5 / 30

School busses in Ontario are what colour?

Brown

White and blue

Orange and black

Yellow

6 / 30

What class of license is required to drive any tractor-trailer combination?

A class M license

A class B license

A class F license

A class A license

7 / 30

How many off duty hours must a driver have during a day?

8 / 30

If you are required to have an ignition interlock device, and you are caught driving without one, your vehicle may?

Be impounded for thirty days

Be impounded for five days

Be impounded for 45 days for a first offence

Not be impounded

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Police vehicles are often recognizable due to their?

Red and blue lights

White and amber lights

Blue and green lights

Blue and amber lights

10 / 30

Techniques to decrease fuel consumption include?

All of these

Controlling idling

Using good starting procedures

Managing your speed

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The maximum allowable height for a vehicle is?

4.15 m

5.15 m

5.25 m

4.25 m

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Back-up alarm devices?

Relieve the driver or any criminal responsibility when backing

Are only required on school busses

Do not relieve the driver of responsibility when backing

Relieve the driver of any criminal responsibility when backing

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To avoid road rage situations you should drive in a?

Overly cautious and slow manner

Safe and courteous manner

Safe and aggressive manner

Impolite and safe manner

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When can you adjust your own air brakes?

Never

When adjustment is needed, and it can be done safely

You are a certified mechanic or have passed an air brake adjustment course

When approved by a police officer

15 / 30

Being aware of following traffic and staying to the right to allow them to pass is?

Obstructing traffic

Improper

A good safety practice

Bluffing

16 / 30

Over-braking in some circumstances can cause?

Skidding or jackknifing

A roll over

None of the above

Slowing down at a steady pace

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If someone else's driving annoys you, trying to educate them is?

Required by law

A good idea and safe

Not a good idea and could be dangerous

Recommended

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Overheated brakes are?

An annoyance

None of the above

Dangerously efficient

Dangerously inefficient

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A vehicle that is damaged, but can be repaired or rebuilt would be branded as a?

Rebuilt vehicle

Irreparable vehicle

Wrecked vehicle

Salvaged vehicle

20 / 30

During an emergency, emergency warning devices are required?

During night hours only

One-half hour before sunset to one-half hour after sunrise

At the driver discretion

During daylight only

21 / 30

If you get stuck on a railway crossing you should?

Get out and attempt to push the vehicle to a safe location

Remain in the vehicle and call the police

Get out of and away from the vehicle

Remain in the vehicle and call your supervisor

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Tired drivers can be compared to?

Competent drivers

Impaired drivers

Safe drivers

None of the above

23 / 30

While approaching an intersection you notice a pedestrian with a white cane. You should?

Come to a complete stop

Speed up to clear the intersection as quickly as possible

Slow down, this may be a person with a visual disability

Proceed as normal

24 / 30

Drivers must operate in a cycle. What are the two cycles available to drivers?

A seven or fourteen day cycle

A five or ten day cycle

A fourteen or twenty-one day cycle

A Seven or twenty one day cycle

25 / 30

If you find yourself in fog that is to dense to continue your trip, you should?

Immediately stop and activate your emergency flashers

Pull to the right

Continue at a slow and steady pace

Pull completely off the road

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You should use your low beam head lights within how many metres of oncoming traffic?

125

150

27 / 30

Cigarettes can be disposed by?

Being butted in ashtrays

Thrown on the passenger floorboard

Thrown out the widow if they are out

Thrown out the window

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With more rain, tires?

Make less contact with the road

Make more contact with the road

Perform better, thus increasing stopping distance

Make the same contact with the road

29 / 30

Who is responsible for the weight of shipment?

Drivers, operators, and shippers

Drivers and operators

Drivers only

Drivers and shippers

30 / 30

School bus arm signs have what colour flashing lights?

Amber

Red

White

Blue

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.