1.
What makes it unsafe to overtake a school bus displaying flashing amber lights?
2.
Under what circumstances is it against the law to overtake another vehicle?
3.
What visual cues should you focus on to ensure you maintain proper alignment within your lane?
4.
What are the risks of traversing close to the crest of a hill on a two-lane highway?
5.
What are the potential consequences if the tires of vehicle A lose grip with the road upon entering or navigating a curve?
6.
What are the risks associated with overtaking vehicles on curves on single-lane highways?
7.
Can you assist or pass another vehicle to pass you using the emergency stopping lane?
8.
What defines a weave zone?
9.
What actions should you take when descending a steep hill?
10.
When is it essential to indicate your intentions by signaling before making a turn or changing lanes?
11.
At what point does driving around curves become riskier?
12.
Which rearview mirror does the driver of vehicle A use to observe vehicle B approaching from behind?
13.
Which vehicles are visible to the driver of vehicle A using both the interior and exterior side rearview mirrors?
The driver of vehicle A can see vehicles B, E, and F.
The driver of vehicle A can see vehicles B, C, D, E, and F.
The driver of vehicle A can see vehicles B, C, and F.
The driver of vehicle A can see vehicles B, C, and D.
14.
What factors influence the stopping distance of a car when descending a hill?
15.
Under what circumstances is passing another vehicle considered illegal?
16.
What is the stopping distance for a car traveling downhill?
17.
Under what conditions should passing maneuvers be executed on a two-lane highway?
18.
What indicators alert drivers when the passing lane is about to conclude?
19.
What purpose does a shoulder check serve for drivers?
20.
What makes passing a school bus with flashing amber lights not the safest option?
21.
What is the primary action to prioritize upon entering a curve?
22.
What actions should be taken if the tires of vehicle A lose grip with the road while entering or navigating a left curve?
23.
What are the typical driving behaviors associated with the passing lane?
24.
What defines a weave zone on the road?
25.
How might the handling of vehicle A be affected if its tires lose traction with the road as you navigate or maneuver through a curve?
26.
What techniques can help you regain control when your vehicle skids?
27.
As you ascend a hill, which side of your lane is the recommended direction to move toward?
28.
What is the significance of exercising caution and courtesy in a weave zone?
29.
What actions can the other driver take to assist a vehicle in passing safely?
30.
At what point should you begin to decelerate when exiting a highway?
31.
What actions should you take when descending a very steep hill?
32.
What indicators do drivers rely on to recognize the end of a passing lane?
33.
What makes it ill-advised to attempt passing near the crest of a hill on a two-lane highway?
34.
What constitutes an optimal merging strategy?
35.
Which vehicle should take the responsibility for merging?
36.
What actions should be taken if the tires of vehicle A lose grip on the road while negotiating a left-hand curve?
37.
When merging, at what point should you initiate the maneuver and transition into an available gap?
38.
What steps can you take to minimize the risk of brake overheating in a vehicle equipped with a standard transmission?
39.
What defines a passing lane?
40.
Which vehicles might be positioned in the blind spot of vehicle A?
41.
Under what circumstances is it appropriate to overtake on a two-lane highway?
42.
Who typically has the right of way when vehicles are merging?
43.
How should your approach change while driving through a right-hand curve?
44.
Under what circumstances is it illegal to overtake a vehicle?
45.
What actions should you refrain from when merging?
46.
What precautions should be taken when changing lanes to navigate blind spots safely?
47.
What are the recommended steps for safely exiting a major roadway or highway?
Plan ahead, move into the deceleration lane, reduce your speed and turn.
Plan ahead, get into the proper lane, use your turn signal well in advance, continue at a high speed in the deceleration lane and then turn.
Plan ahead, get into the proper lane, use your turn signal well in advance, reduce your speed, exit, and then turn off your turn signal.
None of the above.
48.
What steps are involved in executing a shoulder check?
49.
What defines blind spots for drivers?
50.
What constitutes an emergency stopping lane?
51.
In the absence of specific road signs indicating otherwise, what is the maximum speed limit to adhere to when driving on a provincial highway outside city limits?
52.
How is a shoulder check typically executed?
53.
In typical conditions on a multi-lane highway, which lane is generally designated for slower-moving traffic?
54.
What is the purpose of a merging lane?
55.
When is the appropriate time to initiate a merge and transition into an available gap?
56.
ChatGPT At what point should you begin to decelerate when exiting a highway?
