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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-400What must every motor vehicle on Ontario roads have?
- ON-401What does the handbook say about driving a vehicle in dangerous condition?
- ON-402When may a police officer or Ministry of Transportation inspector examine your vehicle?
- ON-403When you walk up to your vehicle, which condition should you check for?
- ON-404Sitting in the driver's seat before starting off, what should the dashboard warning lights do?
- ON-405While driving, which noise should make you alert to a problem?
- ON-406Before an extended trip, when should you check the oil and coolant levels under the hood?
- ON-407How is the schedule for regular maintenance normally set?
- ON-408What should you always carry in the winter?
- ON-409Why are faulty exhaust systems especially dangerous in the winter?
- ON-410How old may a tire be?
- ON-411Your car weighs less than 4,500 kilograms. When must a tire be replaced because of tread depth?
- ON-412Which tire damage means the tire must be replaced?
- ON-413What tire setup does the handbook recommend for the best winter traction?
- ON-414Who may legally use studded tires?
- ON-415Which vehicles must be insured in Ontario?
- ON-416What does vehicle registration include?
- ON-417Under the plate-to-owner system, what happens to licence plates when you sell or change a vehicle?
- ON-418How long do new Ontario residents have to register their vehicles?
- ON-419After a collision, a clinic asks you to sign a blank form before any treatment. What should you do?
- ON-420Before you tow a trailer, what should you think about first?
- ON-421Which licence lets you tow a trailer with a gross vehicle weight of up to 4,600 kilograms?
- ON-422How many trailers may a non-commercial vehicle tow?
- ON-423How is a trailer treated for registration?
- ON-424What may a police officer do if your trailer is not in safe operating condition?
- ON-425What is the minimum gross trailer weight, vehicle and load at which a trailer must have its own brakes?
- ON-426Which lights and reflectors must every trailer have?
- ON-427Your trailer is wider than 2.05 metres. Which extra lights must it have?
- ON-428The load in your trailer blocks your view to the rear. What must you add?
- ON-429How must safety chains be fitted when attaching a trailer?
- ON-430May you carry a person in a house or boat trailer while towing it?
- ON-431What decides the class of trailer hitch you need?
- ON-432What does the handbook say about a load that may become dislodged or fall off?
- ON-433How much of the trailer's total weight should be supported on the hitch?
- ON-434A heavy, badly placed load pulls down the rear of your vehicle. What else may it do?
- ON-435Before a trip with a loaded trailer, how should you check tire pressure?
- ON-436How should you take a sharp right turn with a trailer?
- ON-437How should you take a left turn with a trailer?
- ON-438What can a sudden stop do while you are towing a trailer?
- ON-439After passing a vehicle while towing, when should you return to your lane?
- ON-440You are holding up a line of traffic while towing. What should you do?
- ON-441A large truck passes you and the wall of wind whips your trailer to the side. What should you do?
- ON-442How should you back up with a trailer?
- ON-443To back up to the right with a trailer, which way do you steer?
- ON-444You are towing a disabled vehicle with another vehicle. Who must do what?
- ON-445The disabled vehicle’s engine cannot run, and it has power braking and power steering. Why should you not tow it with another vehicle?