When getting out of your car on a busy street, you should open your door only when it can be done safely.
This is a “New Driver” sign.
It is more dangerous to drive at the maximum speed limit at night than during daytime because you cannot see as far ahead at night.
If you change your name or address, you are required to notify the Ministry of Transportation and Communications within 6 days.
Although very rare (only 5% of accidents are caused by brake failure), it is still crucial to know what to do should brake failure occur. 1) If you are driving a car with a manual transmission, downshift as quickly as you can without losing control of the car. Don't shift into first or second gear too suddenly; wait until the car has slowed somewhat. If you are in a car with an automatic transmission, shift down one gear at a time. The first of the low gears is usually labeled "1." 2) Apply a mild pumping action to the brake pedal to build up some pressure, allowing you to stop in a safe manner (do this even if you do have ABS brakes). 3) Apply the parking brake gently but firmly. Apply this brake gradually to avoid locking your wheels.
It is necessary to look over your shoulder when changing lanes as there is always a blind spot in your rearview mirrors, no matter how you adjust them.
When approaching a yield sign you must always slow down, come to a full stop if necessary, and yield the right-of-way.
A safe following distance is at least two seconds behind the vehicle in front of you. This lets you see around the vehicle ahead and gives you enough distance to stop suddenly.
When parking facing downhill, turn your front wheels toward the curb. This will keep the vehicle from rolling into traffic if the brakes become disengaged.
What matters is how long the G2 driver has had his/her licence (less than 6 months or more). [Level two (Class G2); 1. Getting Your Driving Licence; The Official MTO Driver's Handbook]
Make it a habit to pull over and park to use your cell phone, have a passenger take the call, or let it go to voice mail. If you must use a cellular phone when driving, you must use it hands-free.
Any or all of these answers are correct.
If you hear the siren of an emergency vehicle, pull to the right as far as possible and stop. Don't worry; other drivers will do the same.
A flashing green light means you're allowed to turn left, right, or go straight if the way is clear.
Examples of hands-free devices include all of these options.
Your licence will be suspended for 30 days from the date you hand it over to the Ministry of Transportation. You can lose your licence for 2 years if you fail to surrender it.
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