Intersections – G1 Practice Test

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20. Where should you bring your vehicle to a stop at a marked crosswalk with a stop line?

Before the stop line

Before the crosswalk

On the crosswalk

Ahead of the crosswalk

29. Where are uncontrolled intersections usually found?

Where there is heavy traffic

Where there is less traffic

In construction areas

Can be found anywhere

30. Where should you bring your vehicle to a stop on a road with a marked stop line?

Before the stop line

On the stop line

Ahead of the stop line

None of the above

16. If you are already so close to the intersection that you cannot stop safely, what should you do?

You should stop anyway

You should drive through the intersection with caution

You must not enter the intersection

You should jump off the car

12. Who must yield the right-of-way to the other in the situation below?

Vehicle A

Vehicle B

Both vehicles

None of the above

24. Where should you bring your vehicle to a stop if there is no stop line or marked crosswalk at the intersection?

Stop within five meters of the intersecting roadway

Stop within three meters of the intersecting roadway

Stop ahead of the intersecting roadway

You don’t have to stop if there is no stop line or marked crosswalk

11. In the picture below the cross traffic has been affected, should vehicle A enter the intersection?

Yes

Yes, only if the vehicle’s A driver possesses the necessary skills

None of the above

2. After stopping at a stop sign, you should only proceed when

You see traffic on your left

The way is clear

You find a little space to go

None of the above

10.

6. Which intersections are termed as controlled intersections?

Intersections that do not have yield signs, stop signs, or traffic lights

Intersections that have yield signs, stop signs, or traffic lights

Intersections that have pedestrian crossings

None of these

11.

10. Even if you have the right-of-way, what should you still verify about other vehicles before moving forward?

That they are parked

That they are using the right-of-way

That they are turning to your right

That they are yielding the right-of-way

12.

23. While turning left at an intersection, you must yield the right-of-way to

On coming traffic

Pedestrians already crossing the road

Pedestrian approaching your path to cross the road

All of the above

13.

1. What are intersections where stop signs are located at all corners called?

Courtesy corners

Wisdom corners

Intersecting corners

U-turns

14.

15. Where should you bring your vehicle to a stop at a marked crosswalk without a stop line?

On the crosswalk

Before the crosswalk

Ahead of the crosswalk

You don’t have to stop if there is no stop line

15.

4. What are the benefits of pedestrian signals (pedestrian push-buttons) at intersections?

It gives people more time to cross than regular traffic lights

It helps people to cross the road safely by signalling traffic to stop

Pedestrians can use mobile phones while crossing

Both A and B

16.

21. What happens if there is no traffic or pedestrians that you are required to yield to at an intersection?

Then you must come to a complete stop and then proceed

Then you may proceed through the intersection without coming to a complete stop

Then you should speed up and try to pass through the intersection as fast as you can

None of the above

17.

32. Who has the right-of-way in the situation below?

Vehicle A

Vehicle B

Both vehicles

None of the above

18.

29. What should be done when you are approaching an intersection having a red light?

You should come to a complete stop

You should drive through the intersection carefully at a steady speed

You should drive through as quick as you can

None of the above

19.

8. At intersections, you should look out for

Pedestrians, cyclists, motor vehicles

Yield signs, stop signs, traffic lights

Weather, traffic police, passengers

Both A & B

20.

3. Who must you follow at an intersection, with traffic signs and signals, that are being controlled by a peace or police officer?

You must follow traffic signs and signals over a police officer or peace officer

You must follow a police officer or peace officer over traffic signs and signals

You must do what you think is right

None of the above

21.

14. What should you do when facing a green light at an intersection?

You should come to a complete stop

You should drive through the intersection carefully at a steady speed

You should drive through as quick as you can

You should slow your speed and prepare to stop

22.

13. At an intersection with no traffic signs and signal lights, who must you yield the right-of-way?

A To the vehicles on your left

To the vehicles on your right

To the vehicles behind you

To all vehicles on your left and right

23.

19. How should you approach an intersection that already has a yellow light?

You should come to a complete stop

You should drive through the intersection carefully at a steady speed

You should drive through as quick as you can

You should slow the speed and prepare to stop

24.

9. At an intersection without signs or lights, you must yield the right-of-way

To a vehicle approaching from behind

To a vehicle on your left

To a vehicle approaching the intersection before you

D All of the above

25.

17. What are the two types of intersections?

What are the two types of intersections?

Fast and slow

Simple and complex

Wide and narrow

26.

22. Which intersections are termed as uncontrolled intersections?

Intersections that have yield signs, stop signs, and traffic lights

Intersections that do not have yield signs, stop signs, and traffic lights

Intersections that only have traffic lights

None of these

27.

26. When entering the road from any private road or driveway, you must yield the right-of-way to

Yes

Yes, only if the vehicle’s A driver possesses the necessary skills

None of the above

28.

25. You should drive through the intersection carefully at a steady speed

You should come to a complete stop

You should drive through the intersection carefully at a steady speed

You should drive through as quick as you can

None of the above

29.

5. At controlled intersections with stop signs, who has the right-of-way to go first?

The largest vehicle

The smallest vehicle

The vehicle that first comes to a complete stop

Any vehicle can go first

30.

7. You are about to move forward after coming to a complete stop at a stop sign, who should you give the right-of-way?

Pedestrians and traffic ahead

Vehicles behind you only

Vehicles on your left only

Cyclist on your right only

31.

28. Where should you bring your vehicle to a stop on a road with a marked stop line?

Before the stop line

On the stop line

Ahead of the stop line

None of the above

32.

31. Upon approaching a yield sign, what does the law require you to do?

You must slow down or stop and yield the right of way to traffic in the intersection

You have the right to go to the intersection whether there is traffic present or not

You must come to a complete stop

None of these

33.

33. You should be very careful while driving through a playground or school zone

Because children cannot drive properly

Because children are already aware of traffic rules

Because children are often unaware of traffic rules

Because children can be so fast

Time’s up

Prepare for your Ontario learner’s exam with Intersections, a free G1 practice test that focuses on safely navigating all types of intersections, including controlled, uncontrolled, multi-lane, roundabouts, and railway crossings. This quiz helps you understand right-of-way rules and turning procedures to prevent accidents.

This quiz is part of the complete G1 practice test series. To strengthen your preparation, also review related quizzes:

Traffic Lights & Pavement Markings
Changing Directions
Driving Along
Sharing the Road

All questions are based on the latest Ontario Driver’s Handbook, ensuring accurate preparation for your G1 test. For official reference, visit the Government of Ontario handbook: (ontario.ca/handbook).

Start the quiz below to learn intersection rules, right-of-way procedures, and turning techniques—critical skills for passing your G1 knowledge test safely.

Intersections – G1 Practice Test

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