G1 Rules of The Road Marathon 11

Question 1

When approaching a railway crossing at which an electrical or mechanical signal device is warning of the approach of a train, you must:

Accepted Answer

Stop not less than 5 m (15 ft.) from the nearest rail

Answer

When a railway crossing's electrical or mechanical signals are active, it indicates an approaching train, making it extremely dangerous to be on or near the tracks. The law mandates stopping at least 5 meters (15 feet) from the nearest rail. This safe distance prevents any part of your vehicle from being struck by the train or debris.

Question 2

If you receive a call while driving, and you do not have a passenger who can take the call, you should:

Accepted Answer

do any of the above

Answer

Distracted driving laws prohibit the use of handheld communication devices while operating a vehicle. To comply with the law and ensure safety, drivers have several options: safely pull over and park to use the phone, utilize a legally compliant hands-free system, or simply allow the call to go to voicemail. All these methods prevent dangerous distractions.

Question 3

Snow removal vehicles on public roadways are equipped with flashing ______ lights.

Accepted Answer

blue

Answer

In many regions, including Ontario (implied by G1), snow removal vehicles are equipped with flashing blue lights. These distinct lights are used to enhance their visibility to other drivers, especially during adverse weather conditions like snowstorms. This helps warn motorists of their presence and the potential hazards on the road.

Question 4

When are broken white lines (dashes) used on streets and highways?

Accepted Answer

On one-way streets and highways when there is more than one lane of traffic moving in the same direction

Answer

Broken white lines on streets and highways indicate that there are multiple lanes of traffic moving in the same direction. These dashed lines signify that drivers are permitted to change lanes when it is safe to do so. They help organize traffic flow and distinguish between lanes moving in the same direction.

Question 5

As a level two (G2) driver, your alcohol level must not be over:

Accepted Answer

0.00%

Answer

Under Ontario's Graduated Licensing System, G2 (level two) drivers are subject to a strict 'zero blood alcohol concentration' (BAC) rule. This means they must not have any alcohol in their system while driving. This regulation is in place to minimize risks for less experienced drivers and enhance overall road safety.

G1 - Ontario G1 Driver's License Practice Test

G1 - Ontario G1 Driver's License Practice Test

G1 Rules of The Road Marathon 11