Ontario G1 Practice 64 Questions

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Complete set of 64 practice question-and-answer flashcards covering Ontario G1 road signs, rules of the road, demerit points, and safe driving.

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What must you do at a sign with a red octagon with white STOP letters?

Come to a complete stop

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What does a sign with a downward-pointing white triangle with a red border tell you to do?

Yield to traffic; stop if needed

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What does a white rectangle sign with a red circle and white horizontal bar mean?

Do not enter this road

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What does a black rectangle sign with a white right arrow mean?

Traffic goes only in the arrow's direction

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What does a white rectangle sign showing MAXIMUM 50 show?

Maximum speed is 50 km/h50\,\text{km/h}

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What does a sign showing a left-turn arrow crossed out in red prohibit?

Left turns

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What does a sign showing a U-turn arrow crossed out in red prohibit?

U-turns

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What does a sign showing the letter P crossed out in red mean?

No parking

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What does a sign showing a red circle with a red X mean?

No stopping in the signed area

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What does a yellow diamond warning sign with opposite-direction arrows mean?

Two-way traffic ahead

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What should you do at a sign showing an arrow passing to the right of an island?

Keep right of the traffic island

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What does a yellow diamond warning sign showing traffic separated by a median mean?

A divided highway begins

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What does a yellow diamond sign with a curving right arrow warn you about?

A curve to the right

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What does a yellow diamond sign with a winding arrow warn you about?

A winding road ahead

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What does a yellow diamond sign with a car and wavy tire tracks warn you about?

Pavement may be slippery when wet

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What does a yellow diamond warning sign showing a walking person mean?

Pedestrians may be crossing ahead

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What does a fluorescent five-sided sign showing two people walking warn you about?

A school zone or school crossing

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What does a yellow diamond warning sign with an X-shaped railway symbol mean?

Railway crossing ahead

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What does a yellow diamond sign showing red, amber, and green signals warn you about?

Traffic lights ahead

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What does an orange diamond sign showing a person working with a shovel warn you about?

Road work ahead

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Two vehicles stop at an all-way stop at the same time. Who goes first?

The vehicle on the right

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You face a red light and want to turn right. There is no sign banning the turn. What must you do?

Stop fully, then turn only when clear and safe

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What should you do at a flashing red traffic light?

Stop completely, then proceed when safe

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What should you do at a flashing amber traffic light?

Slow down and proceed with caution

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A school bus ahead has stopped with red lights flashing. You are behind it. How far back must you stop?

At least 20 metres20\,\text{metres}

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A stopped school bus is on the other side of a physical median, facing you, with red lights flashing. Must you stop?

No, the median separates your road from the bus

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When are G1 drivers not allowed to drive?

Midnight to 5 a.m.5\,\text{a.m.}

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Who can normally accompany a G1 driver?

A fully licensed driver with at least four years of driving experience

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What blood-alcohol level must a G1 driver have?

Zero

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When can a G1 driver drive on a 400-series highway?

When accompanied by an Ontario-certified driving instructor

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At a pedestrian crossover, when may you drive across after stopping for people?

After pedestrians have crossed the whole roadway

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When turning left at an intersection, who must you yield to?

Oncoming traffic and pedestrians in your path

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A steady amber light appears as you approach. What should you do?

Stop if you can do so safely

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Where do you stop at a stop sign if there is a marked stop line?

Before the stop line

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You approach a roundabout. Who has the right-of-way?

Traffic already in the roundabout

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A crossing guard holds a stop sign. When can you move again?

After all people, including the guard, have cleared the roadway

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You park facing uphill on the right side of a road with a curb. Which way should your front wheels point?

Left, away from the curb

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What do yellow lines on the road normally separate?

Traffic travelling in opposite directions

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How many demerit points are added for a conviction for failing to remain at a collision scene?

7 points7\,\text{points}

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How many demerit points are added for a careless driving conviction?

6 points6\,\text{points}

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How many demerit points are added for speeding 30-49 km/h over the limit?

4 points4\,\text{points}

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How many demerit points are added for speeding 16-29 km/h over the limit?

3 points3\,\text{points}

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How many demerit points are added for failing to stop for a school bus?

6 points6\,\text{points}

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How many demerit points are added for following another vehicle too closely?

4 points4\,\text{points}

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How many demerit points are added when a driver fails to wear a seatbelt?

2 points2\,\text{points}

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How long do demerit points normally stay on your driving record?

Two years from the offence date

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What happens when a G1 or G2 driver accumulates 9 or more demerit points?

A 60-day licence suspension

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How many demerit points does an improper turn normally carry?

2 points2\,\text{points}

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How many demerit points are added for speeding 50 km/h or more over the limit?

6 points6\,\text{points}

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Do drivers gain or lose demerit points when convicted of a point-carrying offence?

Points are added to their record

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In good conditions, what is a safe minimum following gap?

At least two seconds

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Before changing lanes, what should you do?

Check mirrors, signal, and check your blind spot

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Which headlights should you use in fog?

Low beams

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When must you switch to low beams for an oncoming vehicle?

Within 150 metres150\,\text{metres}

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When following another vehicle at night, when must you use low beams?

Within 60 metres60\,\text{metres}

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What should you do when rain or snow makes the road slippery?

Slow down and increase your following gap

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You feel too tired to focus on driving. What is the safest choice?

Stop in a safe place and rest

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A school bus ahead has overhead amber lights flashing. What should you do?

Slow down and prepare to stop

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When passing a cyclist, how much space must you leave where practical?

At least 1 metre1\,\text{metre}

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Who must make sure passengers under 16 are properly wearing seatbelts or using the right child restraint?

The driver

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What should you do before opening your car door beside traffic?

Check for cyclists and other traffic

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What is the best way to show other road users that you plan to turn?

Signal early and check it is safe

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Can you send a text on a handheld phone while stopped at a red light?

No, distracted driving rules still apply

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An ambulance approaches with lights and siren on. You are clear of any intersection. What should you do?

Safely move to the right and stop