Level Two road test: roadside stop and curve

MTO Driver’s Handbook: The Level Two Road Test, Roadside stop; Curve

The Level Two road test puts you through the driving in the earlier chapters. This card covers two of its tasks, the roadside stop and the curve. Until further notice the G road test does not include roadside stops, parallel parking, a three-point turn or driving in residential neighbourhoods, because those are already covered in the G2 road test.

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Practice questions on this card

ON-1206What gap in both directions does the handbook give as enough space for a roadside stop?
ON-1207By when should you be at the safe speed for a curve?
ON-1208Where should you look while driving through a curve?
ON-917You plan a roadside stop. Vehicles are waiting to enter the road from side roads or driveways between you and your stopping point. When should you signal?
ON-918Where do you stop for a roadside stop, and what do you switch on afterwards?
ON-919At a roadside stop with a manual transmission, what do you do if you leave the engine running?
ON-920What is the right order for pulling out from a roadside stop?
ON-921How hard should you accelerate when you pull out into traffic?