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What do you do when a bus in a bus bay begins to flash it's left-turn signal
indicating that it wants to leave the bay? - ANSWER-You must allow it to re-enter
the traffic.
Most tractors and combines have a max speed of how many km/h? - ANSWER-40
kilometers per hour (farm machinery is often oversized and moves slower than 40
km/h when towing implements.)
Where do horse drawn vehicles usually travel? - ANSWER-On the shoulder of
roadways, but may straddle or enter the paved lane where no shoulder exists.
Where is it common to see horse-drawn vehicles? - ANSWER-Throughout
southwestern Ontario and increasingly in eastern and northern Ontario.
What do you do when you see a horse-drawn vehicle? - ANSWER--Slow down/be
cautious
-Keep a safe following distance
-Only pass when it's safe to do so
, What do you do when approaching a horse-drawn vehicle travelling in the opposite
direction? - ANSWER-Move to the far right of your lane.
Driving Along - ANSWER--Steer smoothly -Use turn signals -Keep right -Obey
speed limits -Obey police
-Maintain space
When do you use your turn signals and brake lights? - ANSWER-Before stopping,
slowing down, turning, changing lanes, leaving the road or moving out of a parked
position.
Which lane do you always drive in? - ANSWER-The right-hand lane on multi lane
roads. (Unless you want to turn left or pass another vehicle.)
When there is no posted speed limits how fast do you drive? - ANSWER-50 km/h
in cities, towns and villages. 80 km/h elsewhere.
When should you avoid using Cruise Control? - ANSWER-Adverse driving
conditions (wet, slippery or icy roads), in heavy traffic, or when you are fatigued.
What do you do when a police officer signals you to pull over? - ANSWER-Pull
over as far to the right as you safely can, and come to a complete stop. Stay in your
vehicle and wait for the officer.
What happens if you do not obey a police officer's direction to pull over? -
ANSWER-You could be fined up to $25,000, have your license suspended or even
serve time in prison.