Ontario Truck Driver Licence Practice Test 04

ONTARIO TRUCK DRIVER LICENCE PRACTICE TEST 04

Commercial drivers must always be alert and prepared for any unexpected situations that may arise while driving. This includes being prepared to adapt to changing weather conditions and road hazards, as well as maintaining proper communication with other motorists on the road.

Ontario Truck Test 04

1 / 30

When compared to a passenger car, turning a large vehicle?

Requires more strength and patience

There is no discernable difference

Requires more care and knowledge

Requires more aptitude

2 / 30

Compared to a normal car, a tractor-trailer requires how much more stopping distance?

Ten times as much

Six times as much

Twice as much

Three times as much

3 / 30

A vehicle's rear wheels do not?

Pivot

Rotate

Deflate

Spin

4 / 30

A truck over how many tonnes must have a valid 407 transponder to use ETR?

5 / 30

Drivers of the following vehicles are exempt from hours-of-service regulations?

Motor homes

Tow trucks

Mobile cranes

All of these

6 / 30

As part of a road test you will be expected to?

Check the suspension and frame

Start the engine

Clean the glass and mirrors

All of these

7 / 30

While backing a semi-tractor, back so that the fifth wheel slot is in line with?

None of the above

The painted markings in the area

The trailer kingpin

The trailer

8 / 30

Electronic reports and schedules are?

Permitted

Required

Unlawful

None of the above

9 / 30

St. John Ambulance recommends all drivers carry a?

Set of band aids

First-aid kit

Emergency Blanket

Road flare

10 / 30

If there is no fire, danger of explosion, or other hazards, injured people in a collision should be?

Asked to move around to assess injuries

Moved to a more comfortable position while waiting for medical help

Left where they are until medical help arrives.

None of the above

11 / 30

What must a driver carry when transporting dangerous goods?

A roadmap

A G.P.S. device

A certificate issued by the employer

A cellphone

12 / 30

A broken yellow line to the left of your lane left means?

No passing allowed

It is unsafe to pass at all times

U turns are not allowed

It is safe to pass when it is clear

13 / 30

Seatbelts should be worn?

At all times

When traveling on country roads

At highway speeds

While in heavy traffic

14 / 30

Slow moving vehicles, marked with a placard will generally be traveling at?

55 km/h or less

45 km/h or less

40km/h or less

50 km/h or less

15 / 30

A flashing yellow beacon above an intersection?

Advises you the roadway is about to end

None of the above

Warns you to drive with caution

Requires you to come to a complete stop

16 / 30

What foot should drivers use to operate the brake pedal?

Either the left or right foot

Both feet should be used

Their left foot

Their right foot

17 / 30

If you operate a motor vehicle equipped with an engine brake, you should be aware of?

Municipalities taxing air brake use

Municipalities' road signs regulating engine brake use

None of the above

Municipalities allowing engine brake use

18 / 30

Driving over a median strip is?

Allowed when it is done safely

Recommended

Prohibited

Lawful

19 / 30

Which of the following can cause difficulty with your vehicle's clearance?

Flooding

All of these

Road condition

Ice

20 / 30

Another term for a crosswalk is?

Walking zone

Safety zone

Pedestrian crossover

Cross over area

21 / 30

Road flares should not be placed closely to a?

Semi-trailer

Ambulance

Gasoline leak

Semi-truck

22 / 30

A truck should never be loaded beyond?

The driver's inability

The rear axle

Its licensed capacity

None of the above

23 / 30

A solid line to the left of your lane means?

It is safe to pass

It is unsafe to pass

U turns are allowed

It is safe to pass if you cannot see any other vehicles.

24 / 30

A no standing sign means you cannot?

Stop your vehicle to unload

Stand near your parked vehicle

Unload passengers

Stop and leave your vehicle

25 / 30

HOV stands for?

Highway operations vehicle

Highway overpass ahead

Height restricted vehicles only

High occupancy vehicle

26 / 30

A pedestrian facing a steady or flashing hand should?

Run across the road

Begin crossing the road

Not begin to cross the road

Stop where they are, even if they are in the roadway

27 / 30

At an intersection without a crosswalk or painted stop, drivers should stop at?

The edge of the sidewalk

Past the edge of the sidewalk

In the intersection

18 metres back from the intersection

28 / 30

When you come to a flashing red traffic light, you?

Come to a complete stop and call the police

Must come to a complete stop and proceed only when safe

Come to a complete stop until the light turns green

Yield if there is any other traffic

29 / 30

An applicant for a class A or D driver's license must?

Be at least 16

Have a letter or recommendation

Be at least 21

Be at least 18

30 / 30

A sign with an activity in a green circle means you?

Limits the activity to daylight hours only

May or must do the activity shown in the circle

Prohibits the activity after dark

Cannot or must not do the activity shown in the circle

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.