Free Ontario G1 Practice Questions | G1 Practice Test 2024

What does this sign mean?
Left and right turn not allowed.
Do not go straight.
Do not reverse.
No vehicle allowed.
Turning left or right is prohibited.
What does this sign mean?
Right turn is allowed.
Left turn and going straight not allowed.
Both A and B.
Only going straight.
Taking a left turn or going straight is not allowed.
What does this sign mean?
Left turn is allowed.
Right turn and going straight not allowed.
Only going straight.
Both A and B.
Taking a right turn or going straight is not allowed.
What does this sign mean?
Exit the highway from left lane.
You may go straight.
Left turn only.
Curve in the road ahead.
Only left turn is allowed.
What does this sign mean?
You may turn right.
Go straight or turn left only.
Both A and B.
None of the above.
Only straight or left turn is permitted.
What does this sign mean?
You may turn left.
Go straight or turn right only.
Both A and B.
None of the above.
Only going straight or turning right is allowed.
What does this road sign mean?
Only left and right turn allowed.
You may go straight.
Both A and B.
None of the above.
Only left and right turn is permitted.
What does this road sign mean?
Only going left, right and straight is allowed.
You may go reverse on highway.
You are not allowed to take an exit.
None of the above
Going Left, right and straight is permitted.
What does this road sign mean?
Snowmobiles are not allowed on this road.
Snowmobiles allowed.
Watch out for snowmobiles.
Snowmobiles crossing ahead.
Snowmobiles are not allowed on this road, fine will be imposed if case of offence.
What does this road sign mean?
Turning cyclists yield to vehicles.
Turning vehicles give way to cyclists.
All vehicles must share lane with cyclists.
Stop your vehicle for cyclists.
Cars that are about to take a turn must yield to cyclists.
What does this road sign mean?
Cars must stop when they spot a bicycle.
Bicycle yield to cars sign.
Cars yield to bicycle sign.
None of the above.
Cyclist must give way to cars.
What does this road sign mean?
Come to a complete stop when you see this sign.
Stop on the specified lane in case of red-light signal.
Slow down your vehicle when you approach this sign.
Stop your vehicle in any lane in case of red-light signal.
In case of red light signal, stop on the pointed lane.
What does this road sign mean?
This is a yield sign.
Yield sign ahead.
Stop sign.
Stop sign ahead.
You have to give way to other vehicles, come to a complete stop if necessary.
What does this sign mean?
Vehicle may enter from left side.
Truck bridge entrance.
Fire truck entrance.
None of the above.
If the fire truck is shown on the left side, it means fire truck entrance is from the left side.
What does this sign mean?
No passing at all times.
No passing when lights are flashing.
Passing is allowed.
Two vehicles are not allowed on the bridge at the same time.
Do not overtake another vehicle when lights are flashing.
What does this sign mean?
Narrow bridge ahead.
Pavement narrows down ahead.
Narrow bridge ahead temporary sign.
Pavement narrows down ahead temporary sign.
This is a narrow bridge sign for a limited period of time.
What does this sign mean?
Rough pavement for 15km.
Road blocked after 15km.
Come to a complete stop.
Both B and C.
The pavement is in a bad condition for 15km.
What does this road sign mean?
Only motorcycle allowed.
No passing allowed.
Cars and bicycle come to a complete stop.
Cars and bicycle are prohibited.
Bicycle and cars are not allowed on this road.
What does this road sign mean?
This sign should be put on a slow moving vehicle.
This means that there are slow moving vehicle on this road, drive carefully.
Only slow moving vehicle allowed on this road.
None of the above
There are vehicles on this road that moves at a speed of less than 40km/h.
What does this road sign mean?
Pedestrian crossing regulatory sign ahead.
School zone.
Drive carefully, watch out for pedestrians.
Both A and C.
There is a pedestrian crossing sign ahead.
Suppose an individual lose control over his car and it goes off road:
Tightly hold steering wheel.
Press breaks slowly and keep the vehicle under control.
Get on the road when vehicle is under control.
All of the above.
You have to keep note of all of the above points in case of out of control vehicle.
What should you keep in mind while entering a highway from private road?
Match your speed to the highway speed.
Give way to the vehicles already going the highway, they have the right-of-way.
Be careful of other drivers on the highway as they are going at a higher speed.
All of the above.
You have to take care of all of the mentioned points while entering the highway from a private road.
Demerit points expire from your license after how many years?
1 year.
2 years.
3 years.
5 years.
Demerit points on your license will automatically expire after 2 years.
As a G1 or G2 license holder, if you accumulate 9 or more demerit points within 2 years, how long your license will be suspended?
For 15 days.
For 30 days.
For 45 days.
For 60 days.
if you accumulate 9 or more demerit points within 2 years, your license will be suspended for 60 days.
What is correct about Highway 407?
A superhighway that connects all highways across Ontario.
It is an express toll route.
Highway connection Canada to USA.
None of the above.
Highway 407 is an express till route which is a fast route.
Suppose you get exhausted while driving your vehicle, what should you do?
Speed up so you can complete your journey before time.
Drink some coffee and continue driving.
Get to your some and get some rest.
Stop your car and get some rest, continue driving afterwards.
Do not drive your car while you are exhausted.
Under what condition your vehicle has highest chance to slip on the road?
Hailstorm.
After 30 minutes of rain.
First rain, after a dry. spell
After 2 hours of rain.
After the first rain, your car has the highest chance of slipping.
Most of car slips occur due to:
Wet road.
Tires with less pressure.
Driving fast.
None of the above.
Do not drive fast, it is one of the most common reason for slipping vehicle on the road.
how can you control your vehicle if it starts slipping?
Apply emergency brakes.
Press brakes heavily.
Steer in the direction of slip.
Continue steering in direction of the road.
You must steer your vehicle in the direction of the slip to gain control over your vehicle.
Suppose a new driver gets caught while drinking and driving, For how long his license will be suspended?
20 days.
30 days.
40 days.
50 days.
If a new driver is caught while drinking and driving, license will be suspended for 30 days.
What should you do in case of roadway blockage right after an intersection?
Continue straight through intersection.
Enter the intersection slowly and move with caution.
Use horn.
Come to a complete stop before entering intersection. Do not block the intersection.
You should drive carefully, give the right-of-way to others so road don't get blocked.
what should you do if lights are not working at an intersection?
Come to a complete stop till lights start working.
Move your vehicle carefully.
Treat it a four way stop sign.
None of the above.
You should treat the intersection as a four way stop sign if the lights stop working.
What does a broken white line mean on street?
Separation for one way street.
Separation for two way street.
Both A and B.
None of the above.
Broken line separates the street whether it's one way or two-way street.
What should you keep in mind while approaching a construction area?
Speed up and pass through dangerous area faster.
Come to a complete stop, proceed when construction is complete.
Use horn to aware construction workers.
Slow down, yield the right-of-way.
You should slow down your vehicle and drive carefully near a construction area.
What is the two second law?
It is used to calculate speed of vehicle.
It is used to determine if your car is unintentionally tailgating.
Both A and B.
None of these.
The 2 second law while driving helps the driver determine if their car is at a minimum safe distance from the car in the front.
Hydroplaning could be prevented by:
Ensure tires have proper air pressure.
Drive slowly and carefully while driving in rain.
Ensure tries have proper grip.
All of the above.
Take care of all of the above points for preventing hydroplaning.
Suppose an individual accumulates 15 demerit points and license gets suspended, what will happen after 30 days?
Points on his driver license is reduced to 12.
Points on his driver license is reduced to 10.
Points on his driver license is reduced to 7.
Points on his driver license is reduced to 5.
After 30 days, his demerit points will be reduced to seven.
if your have G1 or G2 license and you accumulate 9 more demerit points during a 2 year period, after getting your license suspended for 60 days what will happen?
Your record will be reduced to 4 points.
Your record will be reduced to 5 points.
Your record will be reduced to 6 points.
Your record will be reduced to 7 points.
After a 60 day license suspension, demerit points will be reduced to 4.
Suppose you see a flashing yellow traffic light above intersection, what does it mean?
It means speed up and cross road as it will turn red.
Come to a complete stop and move when it turns green.
Proceed your vehicle with caution.
Both A and B.
A flashing amber light at the intersection means that you can continue moving with caution.
If you are towing a trailer with your vehicle, which of the following are you not permitted to carry on you trailer?
Weapons.
Passengers.
Chemicals.
None of these.
Passengers are not allowed in the trailer while you are towing it with a vehicle.

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