G1 Rules of the Road Marathon 2

Question 1

As a level one (G1) driver, you must be accompanied by a class G or higher licensed driver, who has driving experience of more than:

Accepted Answer

Four years

Answer

In Ontario, a G1 driver must always be accompanied by a fully licensed driver who has at least four years of driving experience. This requirement ensures that the supervisor has sufficient experience and knowledge to guide and instruct the new driver safely. This rule is a key component of the graduated licensing system designed to promote safe learning.

Question 2

When a red signal light with a green arrow is shown at an intersection, it means:

Accepted Answer

Proceed immediately in the direction of the arrow if you are in the correct lane

Answer

When a red signal light is accompanied by a green arrow, it means that while general traffic must stop, drivers in the correct lane may proceed immediately in the direction indicated by the green arrow. This allows for specific turns to be made even when other movements at the intersection are restricted. Drivers must still ensure the path is clear before proceeding.

Question 3

As a level one or two driver, if you collect nine or more points during a two-year period, your license will be suspended for:

Accepted Answer

60 days

Answer

Under Ontario's graduated licensing system, G1 and G2 drivers face strict penalties for accumulating demerit points. If a G1 or G2 driver collects nine or more demerit points within a two-year period, their license will be suspended for 60 days. This measure aims to encourage responsible driving habits among new drivers.

Question 4

Overdriving your headlights (when the vehicle in front of you is within your headlights' range) at night is dangerous because:

Accepted Answer

You cannot stop within the distance that you can see

Answer

Overdriving your headlights means driving at a speed where your stopping distance is greater than the distance illuminated by your headlights. This is extremely dangerous at night because if an obstacle appears beyond your visible range, you will not have enough time or space to react and stop safely. It significantly increases the risk of a collision.

Question 5

The two-second rule is used to determine:

Accepted Answer

If you are following at a safe distance

Answer

The two-second rule is a simple and effective method to ensure a safe following distance from the vehicle ahead. It provides a minimum time buffer for a driver to react and brake safely if the vehicle in front suddenly stops or slows down. This rule helps prevent rear-end collisions and should be increased in adverse conditions.

G1 - Ontario G1 Driver's License Practice Test

G1 - Ontario G1 Driver's License Practice Test

G1 Rules of the Road Marathon 2