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Getting ready and driving along
Questions on safe and responsible driving, how to get yourself and the vehicle ready before you set out, and good habits while driving along.
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Take this site’s mock test in the learning area 2 parts · 20 questions each · 16 right in each part to meet the standard · no time limit · without a Subscription, one a day from the free questions- ON-500Who makes traffic laws in Canada, and who enforces them?
- ON-501What may happen if you are caught driving while your licence is suspended?
- ON-502Someone else does something wrong and a collision happens. May you still be found responsible?
- ON-503What does courteous driving mean in the handbook?
- ON-504Defensive driving is based on which three ideas?
- ON-505Which factors can greatly diminish your ability to drive?
- ON-506What does the handbook say about driving when you are sick or injured?
- ON-507Fatigue affects a driver in what way, according to the handbook?
- ON-508What can strong emotions do to a driver?
- ON-509Your vehicle has driver-assistance features. Who is responsible for the driving tasks?
- ON-510A dashboard warning light stays on after you drive away. What does that mean?
- ON-511How well should you know your vehicle's controls?
- ON-512How far in front of the vehicle should you be able to see the ground?
- ON-513How can you check that your seat position is right?
- ON-514Where should the back of your head be, in relation to the headrest?
- ON-515May the windshield or front door windows be coated to stop people seeing inside?
- ON-516Where are the blind spots in most vehicles?
- ON-517How should the interior mirror be positioned?
- ON-518What is the only way to be sure there is nothing in your blind spot?
- ON-519How many people may share one seatbelt?
- ON-520A driver does not buckle up. What follows?
- ON-521A driver does not make sure there is a working seatbelt for every passenger. What can happen?
- ON-522Where should the lap belt sit?
- ON-523Where must you never put a rear-facing child car seat?
- ON-524Which children must use a booster seat?
- ON-525Besides weight and height, which event lets a child start wearing a seatbelt?
- ON-526By how much can a correctly used child car seat reduce the likelihood of injury or death?
- ON-527What is the maximum an installed child car seat may move where the seatbelt or UAS strap is routed through it?
- ON-528What must your headlights do?
- ON-529Using high beams, within what distance of an oncoming vehicle must you switch to low beams?
- ON-530When are headlights required, apart from poor light conditions?
- ON-531When are parking lights meant to be used?
- ON-532What does the handbook say about driving in other vehicles' blind spots?
- ON-533Where should your hands be on the steering wheel?
- ON-534You have signalled a lane change. What else must you do before you act?
- ON-535Your turn signals and brake lights are not working. What should you do?
- ON-536Where should you keep your vehicle on the road?
- ON-537Where there are no posted speed limits, what are the maximum speeds?
- ON-538Besides the posted maximum, how should you choose your speed?
- ON-539When should cruise control not be used?
- ON-540What does the handbook say about speed measuring warning devices?
- ON-541A police officer directs traffic differently from the traffic lights. What must you do?
- ON-542A police officer asks for your licence, vehicle permit and insurance after stopping you. How long do you have to produce them?
- ON-543What is a safe following distance in ideal conditions?