Ontario Truck Driver Licence Practice Test 01

ONTARIO TRUCK DRIVER LICENCE PRACTICE TEST 01

As a commercial driver in Ontario, there are important traffic rules and regulations that must be adhered to at all times. One of the most crucial traffic rules is to always obey speed limits and traffic signs, including those indicating stops, yields, and no parking zones.

Ontario Truck Test 01

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Drivers are expected to demonstrate?

Timeliness

Appropriate grooming standards

Safe driving practices

Common sense

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The term gross weight is best defined as?

The weight of the load

The combined weight of the vehicle and load

The vehicle weight

The combined weight of the vehicle and driver

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A person interested in a career driving commercial vehicles should?

Enroll in training at a properly licensed and certified driver training institution

None of the above

Begin driving alongside another properly certified driver

Enroll in training at a properly certified and accredited driver training institution

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How far back from a stationary school bus should drivers stop?

15 metres away

20 metres away

5 metres away

25 metres away

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Driving a motor vehicle on a roadway is a?

Right

Privilege

Opportunity

Entitlement

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What endorsement is required to operate any air brake equipped motor vehicle?

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What must a driver receive from their current employer regarding the transport of dangerous goods?

Training

A diploma

Advice

A log book

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Before descending a grade, a driver should?

Check at least two mirrors

Sound the vehicle horn

Shift to a high gear

Make a gear selection

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A driver is required to inspect his or her vehicle every?

13 hours

48 hours

24 hours

8 hours

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Regardless of what direction you are approaching a school bus from, you must stop?

When it is approaching a crosswalk

When it is approaching a yield sign

When it is operating is alternating red lights

When it has come to a complete stop

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If a truck inspection station is open, trucks must?

Enter and stop if directed

Enter at the driver's discretion

Enter and stop for inspection

Enter and stop if the vehicle has not been inspected recently

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You should not operate a vehicle's differential lock when?

None of the above

The vehicle is at a stop

The wheels are spinning

The vehicle is at highway speeds

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Inspections may be done on a highway at?

Anytime

During normal business hours

The vehicle owner's discretion

During daylight only

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If marked, a driver must stop at what before moving?

A yield sign

None of the above

The crosswalk

A painted stop line

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Wheels and tires must be installed by a?

Vehicle owner

Employee

Qualified installer

None of the above

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A daily log must document how many previous days?

Thirty

Fifteen

Fourteen

Seven

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If you fail or refuse to proceed to a weigh station, your license may be suspended for?

90 days

7 days

14 days

30 days

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A driver should be prepared to stop for a school bus at what time?

Any time

During daylight hours

During school hours

Only during weekdays

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How many hours of off duty time must a driver have in one day?

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Which of the following are daily log requirements?

The cycle the driver is following

Driver's Name

All of these

The odometer reading at the start of the day

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Electronic reports and schedules are?

Regulated

Required

Permitted

Prohibited

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What must be done to major defects before you operate a vehicle again?

The defects must be repaired

The defects must be noted on the daily log

The defects must be reported to a supervisor

The defects must be reported next time you go to repair shop

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How many km radius may a driver operate and be exempt from carrying a daily log?

160-km

175-km

There are no exemptions to the daily log requirement

145-km

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Once your vehicle is underway you should check your brakes within?

25 metres

5 metres

15 metres

10 metres

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How many hours can a driver, drive in one day?

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You approach a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk. You cannot see anyone in the crosswalk. You should?

Proceed past the vehicle on the right

Stop behind the vehicle

Proceed past the vehicle with caution

Pass the vehicle

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There are several classes of dangerous goods ranging from corrosives to hazardous materials. How many classes of dangerous goods are there?

Ten

Five

Nine

Seven

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When applying your brakes under normal conditions, how should you use the brake pedal?

Apply light pressure, then increase as the vehicle slows

Heavily pump the brake pedal, then ease as the vehicle slows

Apply steady pressure at the beginning of the stop, then ease as the vehicle slows

Press your foot down on the brake pedal forcefully

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Owners must have a licensed motor-vehicle inspector inspect each vehicle and trailer every?

Week

Quarter

Month

Year

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At vehicle inspection stations, axles are inspected for?

Condition

All of these

Spacing

Brand

Your score is

To begin your career in trucking you must obtain your Ontario Class A or Class D Truck Driver Licence. The appropriate CDL endorsements you will need are based on the type of trucking career you plan to pursue. To obtain these endorsements, you are required to successfully complete a written knowledge test. Making certain you are adequately prepared for your written knowledge test will prevent you from wasting time and money. Taking practice CDL tests is the best way to get prepared.