Driving Test. All Revision Questions and Correct Answers (Already Graded A+) (2024
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Driving is a privilege, not a .... - ANSWER- right
As a G1 driver, you must... - ANSWER- -have blood-alcohol level of 0
-drive with a person that has class G (or higher) license, has at least 4 yrs driving experience, have
a BAL of .05%, be in the front passenger seat.
-each person in vehicle must have a working seat belt
-you cannot drive on 400-series highways with a posted speed limit over 80 km/h.
- you cannot drive between midnight and 5am.
As a G2 driver, you must... - ANSWER- -have blood-alcohol level of 0
-each person in vehicle must have a working seat belt
If 19 and under, between midnight- 5 am...
-In first 6 months, can only carry 1 passenger aged 19 or under.
-After 6 months, you can carry up to 3 passengers aged 19 or under
Exemptions: If there is a fully-licensed driver in front passenger seat. If passengers are members
of your immediate family.
All young drivers 21 and under, regardless of licence class, must have a blood-alcohol level of....
- ANSWER- Zero
Even if someone else does something wrong, you may be found responsible for a collision if you
could have done something to avoid it. True/False? - ANSWER- True
,Defensive driving (being able to see dangerous situations before they happen & responding quickly
and effectively to prevent them) is based on what three ideas? - ANSWER- Visibility: About
seeing and being seen
-Always be aware of traffic in front, behind and beside you by keeping your eyes constantly
moving, scanning the road ahead and to the side. Check your mirrors every five seconds or so.
-The farther ahead you look, the less likely you will be surprised, and you will have time to avoid
any hazards.
-Make sure other drivers can see you by using your signal lights
Space: The greatest risk of a collision is in front of you. Leave a cushion of space ahead, behind
and to both sides tot give yourself time and space to avoid collisions.
Communication: Make eye contact with pedestrians, cyclists and drivers at intersections and signal
whenever you want to slow down, stop, turn or change lanes. If you need to get another person's
attention, use your horn.
What are some examples of not being physically, mentally or emotionally alert. - ANSWER- -
Sick/Injured
-Tired/Fatigue: slower reaction time during emergencies.
-Alcohol/Drugs or Medication
-Upset/ Angry
How do you know if you are sitting high enough on the driver's seat? - ANSWER- -See over
the steering wheel and hood
-4 meters of the ground in front of the vehicle
-Place your feet flat under the brake pedal.If you're not stretching to reach it, your are in the right
position.
-Sit straight upright with elbows slightly bent
-Back of your head should be directly in the middle of the headrest for protection during collision.
Where are the blind spots in most vehicles? - ANSWER- Back Left & Back Right
, -Every car is different so have person walk around your car to see where the blind spots are?
How should the mirrors be adjusted for blind spots? - ANSWER- -Interior mirror adjusted so
that it's center shows the center of the rear window. Should be able to see directly behind your car.
-L&R outside mirrors should be adjusted so that you can just see the rear of your car.
-Avoid overlap and doing shoulder checks is better to see what's in the blind spots.
What happens to drivers who do not buckle up? - ANSWER- Lose 2 demerit points
What happens to driver's who fail to ensure that all passengers under 16 years of age are properly
buckled in a seat belt, child car seat or booster seat? - ANSWER- Lose demerit points and fined
What happens to driver's who do not ensure there is a working seat belt for every passenger? -
ANSWER- Can lose their licence for at least 30 days
What is the proper way to use a seat belt? - ANSWER- -Never put more than one person into
a seat belt. Can cause serious injury or even death in a collision. --Wear the shoulder strap over
your shoulder, never under your arm or behind your back.
-The lap belt should be worn low over the hips, not against the stomach.
When can children begin wearing seat belts? - ANSWER- -The child turns eight years old.
-The child weighs 36 kilograms (80 lbs.) or more.
-The child is 145 centimetres (4 feet 9 inches) tall or taller.
The safest place for a child under age 10 is in the back seat. True/False? - ANSWER- False.
Children under age 13 must sit in the back seat.
How far must your headlights shine? - ANSWER- It is a white light that can be seen at least
150 metres in front and is strong enough to light up objects 110 metres away.
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Driving is a privilege, not a .... - ANSWER- right
As a G1 driver, you must... - ANSWER- -have blood-alcohol level of 0
-drive with a person that has class G (or higher) license, has at least 4 yrs driving experience, have
a BAL of .05%, be in the front passenger seat.
-each person in vehicle must have a working seat belt
-you cannot drive on 400-series highways with a posted speed limit over 80 km/h.
- you cannot drive between midnight and 5am.
As a G2 driver, you must... - ANSWER- -have blood-alcohol level of 0
-each person in vehicle must have a working seat belt
If 19 and under, between midnight- 5 am...
-In first 6 months, can only carry 1 passenger aged 19 or under.
-After 6 months, you can carry up to 3 passengers aged 19 or under
Exemptions: If there is a fully-licensed driver in front passenger seat. If passengers are members
of your immediate family.
All young drivers 21 and under, regardless of licence class, must have a blood-alcohol level of....
- ANSWER- Zero
Even if someone else does something wrong, you may be found responsible for a collision if you
could have done something to avoid it. True/False? - ANSWER- True
,Defensive driving (being able to see dangerous situations before they happen & responding quickly
and effectively to prevent them) is based on what three ideas? - ANSWER- Visibility: About
seeing and being seen
-Always be aware of traffic in front, behind and beside you by keeping your eyes constantly
moving, scanning the road ahead and to the side. Check your mirrors every five seconds or so.
-The farther ahead you look, the less likely you will be surprised, and you will have time to avoid
any hazards.
-Make sure other drivers can see you by using your signal lights
Space: The greatest risk of a collision is in front of you. Leave a cushion of space ahead, behind
and to both sides tot give yourself time and space to avoid collisions.
Communication: Make eye contact with pedestrians, cyclists and drivers at intersections and signal
whenever you want to slow down, stop, turn or change lanes. If you need to get another person's
attention, use your horn.
What are some examples of not being physically, mentally or emotionally alert. - ANSWER- -
Sick/Injured
-Tired/Fatigue: slower reaction time during emergencies.
-Alcohol/Drugs or Medication
-Upset/ Angry
How do you know if you are sitting high enough on the driver's seat? - ANSWER- -See over
the steering wheel and hood
-4 meters of the ground in front of the vehicle
-Place your feet flat under the brake pedal.If you're not stretching to reach it, your are in the right
position.
-Sit straight upright with elbows slightly bent
-Back of your head should be directly in the middle of the headrest for protection during collision.
Where are the blind spots in most vehicles? - ANSWER- Back Left & Back Right
, -Every car is different so have person walk around your car to see where the blind spots are?
How should the mirrors be adjusted for blind spots? - ANSWER- -Interior mirror adjusted so
that it's center shows the center of the rear window. Should be able to see directly behind your car.
-L&R outside mirrors should be adjusted so that you can just see the rear of your car.
-Avoid overlap and doing shoulder checks is better to see what's in the blind spots.
What happens to drivers who do not buckle up? - ANSWER- Lose 2 demerit points
What happens to driver's who fail to ensure that all passengers under 16 years of age are properly
buckled in a seat belt, child car seat or booster seat? - ANSWER- Lose demerit points and fined
What happens to driver's who do not ensure there is a working seat belt for every passenger? -
ANSWER- Can lose their licence for at least 30 days
What is the proper way to use a seat belt? - ANSWER- -Never put more than one person into
a seat belt. Can cause serious injury or even death in a collision. --Wear the shoulder strap over
your shoulder, never under your arm or behind your back.
-The lap belt should be worn low over the hips, not against the stomach.
When can children begin wearing seat belts? - ANSWER- -The child turns eight years old.
-The child weighs 36 kilograms (80 lbs.) or more.
-The child is 145 centimetres (4 feet 9 inches) tall or taller.
The safest place for a child under age 10 is in the back seat. True/False? - ANSWER- False.
Children under age 13 must sit in the back seat.
How far must your headlights shine? - ANSWER- It is a white light that can be seen at least
150 metres in front and is strong enough to light up objects 110 metres away.
