G1 Practice Test for Indians in Canada — 200 Questions (2026)

Question 1. Regulatory sign

A red, eight-sided sign appears at an intersection. What must you do?

1. Slow down and continue if no vehicle is visible
2. Come to a complete stop and proceed only when safe
3. Yield only to vehicles on your right
4. Stop only when pedestrians are present

Question 2. Regulatory sign

What does an upside-down triangular sign with a red border mean?

1. No entry
2. Yield the right-of-way and stop if necessary
3. Railway crossing
4. School zone

Question 3. Regulatory sign

A symbol is shown inside a red circle with a diagonal line through it. What does this design mean?

1. The activity is recommended
2. The activity is allowed during daylight
3. The activity is prohibited
4. The road is closed only to trucks

Question 4. Regulatory sign

A traffic movement is shown inside a green circle. What does the green circle usually mean?

1. The movement is permitted or required
2. The movement is prohibited
3. The road is slippery
4. The sign applies only to buses

Question 5. Regulatory sign

A white rectangular sign shows “Maximum 60.” What does the number represent?

1. The recommended speed in good weather
2. The minimum speed
3. The maximum legal speed in kilometres per hour
4. The distance to the next town

Question 6. Regulatory sign

What does a red sign with a horizontal white bar across the centre mean?

1. Do not enter this road from your direction
2. Stop only for oncoming traffic
3. Road closed after dark
4. One-way traffic ends

Question 7. Regulatory sign

A rectangular sign has a white arrow pointing in one direction on a black background. What does it tell you?

1. Traffic may travel only in the arrow’s direction
2. A sharp curve begins
3. Passing is allowed
4. The road becomes two-way

Question 8. Regulatory sign

A sign shows a right-turn arrow crossed by a red circle and slash beside a red-light symbol. What does it mean?

1. Right turns are allowed after slowing
2. Do not turn right while facing a red light
3. Right turns are required
4. Right turns are allowed only for buses

Question 9. Regulatory sign

A black arrow bends around an obstacle with the words “Keep Right.” What must you do?

1. Pass the obstacle on its right side
2. Turn right at the next street
3. Move to the left lane
4. Stop beside the obstacle

Question 10. Regulatory sign

A white sign reads “Do Not Pass.” What action is prohibited?

1. Passing another vehicle in the signed area
2. Changing lanes to the right
3. Driving below the speed limit
4. Stopping on the shoulder

Question 11. Regulatory sign

What is the message of a “Slower Traffic Keep Right” sign?

1. All traffic must use the right shoulder
2. Drivers travelling slower than surrounding traffic should use the right lane
3. Trucks must stop
4. The left lane is closed

Question 12. Regulatory sign

A sign marks a pedestrian crossover. What should a driver be prepared to do?

1. Sound the horn and continue
2. Stop and yield to pedestrians using the crossover
3. Pass any stopped vehicle
4. Drive through before pedestrians reach the centre

Question 13. Regulatory sign

A school-zone speed sign has flashing lights. When does the posted lower speed normally apply?

1. At all times, even when the lights are off
2. Only while the lights are flashing or as the sign states
3. Only on weekends
4. Only when a school bus is visible

Question 14. Railway sign

A large red-and-white X-shaped sign stands beside railway tracks. What does it identify?

1. A hospital entrance
2. A railway crossing
3. A no-stopping zone
4. A divided highway

Question 15. Lane-use sign

Overhead arrows show that the left lane must turn left, the centre lane may go left or straight, and the right lane must turn right. What controls your movement?

1. Your destination only
2. The lane-use arrows
3. The vehicle behind you
4. The colour of your vehicle

Question 16. Lane-use sign

A centre lane is marked with left-turn arrows pointing in both directions. What is the lane for?

1. Passing traffic
2. Two-way left turns
3. Parking
4. Emergency vehicles only

Question 17. Lane-use sign

A lane sign shows a diamond symbol and an occupancy requirement. What does it identify?

1. A truck inspection lane
2. A high-occupancy vehicle lane
3. A toll-free shoulder
4. A bicycle-only lane

Question 18. Information sign

A sign shows a bicycle on a green route marker. What does it mean?

1. Bicycles are prohibited
2. The road is an official bicycle route
3. Only bicycles may use the entire road
4. A bicycle shop is ahead

Question 19. Regulatory sign

A white sign displays a truck symbol with a directional arrow. What does it indicate?

1. A designated truck route
2. A truck repair shop
3. Trucks are prohibited
4. A steep hill

Question 20. School bus sign

A sign warns drivers to stop for a school bus when its signals are flashing on a multi-lane road without a median. Who must obey it?

1. Only traffic behind the bus
2. Traffic approaching from both directions
3. Only trucks
4. Only vehicles in the curb lane

Question 21. Right-of-way

Before entering a public road from a private driveway, what must you do?

1. Yield to vehicles and pedestrians on the public road
2. Enter first because you are on the right
3. Sound the horn and proceed
4. Stop only if a sign is posted

Question 22. Right-of-way

Two vehicles reach an uncontrolled intersection at about the same time. Which driver should normally yield?

1. The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right
2. The driver on the right yields to the driver on the left
3. The larger vehicle yields
4. The faster vehicle yields

Question 23. Right-of-way

At a four-way stop, one vehicle arrives clearly before the others. Who goes first?

1. The vehicle that stopped first
2. The vehicle on the widest road
3. The vehicle turning left
4. The largest vehicle

Question 24. Right-of-way

Two vehicles stop at a four-way stop at the same time. One is on the other driver’s right. Who should proceed first?

1. The vehicle on the right
2. The vehicle on the left
3. The vehicle turning left
4. Whichever driver flashes headlights

Question 25. Turning

You are turning left at an intersection while an oncoming vehicle is going straight. Who has priority?

1. The oncoming vehicle
2. The left-turning vehicle
3. The vehicle with more passengers
4. The vehicle nearest the centre line

Question 26. Pedestrians

A steady green light faces you, but pedestrians are crossing the road you want to turn into. What must you do?

1. Yield to the pedestrians
2. Turn before they reach your lane
3. Sound the horn
4. Proceed because the light is green

Question 27. Traffic lights

You face a red light and want to turn right. No sign prohibits the turn. What is required first?

1. Come to a complete stop, then yield and turn only when safe
2. Slow to 10 km/h
3. Honk and turn
4. Move into the crosswalk before stopping

Question 28. Traffic control

A police officer directs you through a red light. What should you do?

1. Follow the officer’s direction
2. Obey the traffic light instead
3. Wait for the light to turn green
4. Turn around

Question 29. Licensing

What is the minimum age to apply for an Ontario Class G1 licence?

1. 16
2. 15
3. 17
4. 18

Question 30. Licensing

What tests must a new G1 applicant pass at the licensing stage?

1. A vision test and a knowledge test
2. A highway road test only
3. A medical exam and a parking test
4. A vehicle inspection only

Question 31. G1 condition

What blood-alcohol level must a G1 driver maintain while driving?

1. Zero
2. Below 0.05
3. Below 0.08
4. Any level if accompanied

Question 32. G1 condition

Where must the qualified accompanying driver sit when supervising a G1 driver?

1. In the front passenger seat
2. Anywhere in the vehicle
3. In the rear seat
4. In another vehicle

Question 33. G1 condition

How much licensed driving experience must a normal accompanying driver have?

1. At least four years
2. At least one year
3. At least two years
4. No minimum

Question 34. G1 condition

What is the highest permitted blood-alcohol concentration for a normal accompanying driver?

1. Less than 0.05
2. Less than 0.08
3. Zero in every case
4. Less than 0.10

Question 35. G1 condition

During which hours may a G1 driver not drive?

1. Midnight to 5 a.m.
2. 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
3. Sunset to sunrise
4. Noon to 3 p.m.

Question 36. G1 condition

May a G1 driver use a 400-series highway with a posted speed over 80 km/h while supervised by a family member?

1. No
2. Yes, at any time
3. Yes, only in daylight
4. Yes, with hazard lights on

Question 37. G1 condition

What seatbelt rule applies to passengers in a vehicle driven by a G1 licence holder?

1. There must be a working seatbelt for every passenger
2. Only front passengers need belts
3. Rear passengers may share belts
4. Seatbelts are optional below 50 km/h

Question 38. G1 condition

Who may be the only front-seat passenger while a G1 driver is driving?

1. The qualified accompanying driver
2. Any adult
3. A second learner
4. A child in a booster seat

Question 39. Licensing

A G1 driver completes an approved beginner driver education course. When may the G2 road test normally be taken?

1. After eight months
2. Immediately
3. After six months
4. After two years

Question 40. Licensing

Without an approved beginner driver education course or credited experience, what is the usual G1 waiting period before the G2 test?

1. 12 months
2. 3 months
3. 6 months
4. 24 months

Question 41. Warning sign

A yellow diamond sign shows a traffic signal. What should you expect?

1. A traffic-light-controlled intersection ahead
2. A railway crossing
3. A school bus stop
4. A one-way street

Question 42. Warning sign

A yellow diamond sign contains a small red octagon. What is ahead?

1. A stop sign
2. A hospital
3. A road closure
4. A yield sign

Question 43. Warning sign

A yellow diamond sign contains an upside-down triangle. What is ahead?

1. A yield sign
2. A school crossing
3. A steep hill
4. A pedestrian crossover

Question 44. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows several alternating bends. What does it warn about?

1. A winding road
2. A divided highway
3. A roundabout
4. A narrow bridge

Question 45. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows an arrow bending sharply to the right. What should you do?

1. Expect a sharp right curve and reduce speed
2. Turn right immediately
3. Move onto the shoulder
4. Pass the vehicle ahead

Question 46. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows one curve followed by a curve in the opposite direction. What lies ahead?

1. A reverse curve
2. A two-way left-turn lane
3. A roundabout
4. A detour

Question 47. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows the two road edges moving closer together. What does it mean?

1. The road narrows ahead
2. A median begins
3. Passing is required
4. A freeway begins

Question 48. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows the sides of a bridge narrowing. What should you expect?

1. A narrow bridge ahead
2. A ferry terminal
3. A tunnel with no height limit
4. A truck lane

Question 49. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows two arrows separated by a divider that begins. What does it mean?

1. Divided highway begins
2. Divided highway ends
3. Two-way traffic ends
4. Passing lane begins

Question 50. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows two arrows coming together after a divider. What does it warn?

1. Divided highway ends
2. A freeway begins
3. One-way traffic begins
4. A passing lane opens

Question 51. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows one traffic line joining another from the side. What does it mean?

1. Merging traffic ahead
2. Railway tracks ahead
3. A hidden driveway
4. A mandatory turn

Question 52. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a side road entering near a bend where the intersection may be hard to see. What is the warning?

1. A hidden intersection ahead
2. A hospital entrance
3. A parking area
4. A truck route

Question 53. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a short line joining the main road from the right. What does it mean?

1. A side road enters from the right
2. The right lane ends
3. Keep right
4. A right turn is prohibited

Question 54. Warning sign

A yellow diamond contains a black cross. What is ahead?

1. A crossroad intersection
2. A railway crossing
3. A hospital
4. A four-way stop

Question 55. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a truck descending a steep slope. What should you expect?

1. A steep hill ahead
2. A truck route
3. A weigh station
4. A road closure

Question 56. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a raised hump. What does it warn about?

1. A bump or uneven pavement
2. A tunnel
3. A railway track
4. A median

Question 57. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a car with wavy skid marks. What does it mean?

1. The road may be slippery when wet
2. A car wash is ahead
3. Passing is permitted
4. A winding road begins

Question 58. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows rocks falling from a cliff. What is the hazard?

1. Falling or fallen rock
2. Loose gravel only
3. A quarry entrance
4. A steep downhill grade

Question 59. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a deer. What should a driver expect?

1. Wildlife may cross the road
2. A zoo entrance
3. Hunting is allowed
4. Farm vehicles have priority

Question 60. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a tractor. What does it warn about?

1. Slow-moving farm machinery may use or cross the road
2. Only tractors may use the road
3. A truck inspection station
4. A steep hill

Question 61. Turning

When turning right, where should you normally begin and end the turn?

1. Close to the right side of the road
2. From the centre lane into any lane
3. From the shoulder
4. From the left lane

Question 62. Lane change

Before changing lanes, what sequence gives the best check?

1. Mirrors, signal, blind-spot check, then move when safe
2. Signal and move immediately
3. Honk, brake, then move
4. Check only the rear-view mirror

Question 63. Lane change

Why must you check a blind spot before changing lanes?

1. A vehicle or cyclist may be outside your mirrors’ view
2. It confirms the speed limit
3. It activates the turn signal
4. It checks tire pressure

Question 64. Signalling

When should you signal a turn or lane change?

1. Early enough to warn others, but not so early that the signal is misleading
2. Only after beginning the movement
3. Only when another vehicle is close
4. After completing the turn

Question 65. Hand signal

What does a left arm extended straight out of the driver’s window mean?

1. Left turn
2. Right turn
3. Stop
4. Hazard ahead

Question 66. Hand signal

What does a left arm bent upward at the elbow mean?

1. Right turn
2. Left turn
3. Slowing or stopping
4. Passing

Question 67. Hand signal

What does a left arm bent downward at the elbow mean?

1. Slowing or stopping
2. Right turn
3. Left turn
4. U-turn

Question 68. Freeway

You miss your freeway exit. What should you do?

1. Continue to the next exit
2. Reverse on the shoulder
3. Make a U-turn through the median
4. Stop in the travel lane

Question 69. Freeway

When entering a freeway, what speed should you aim for on the acceleration lane?

1. A speed close to the traffic already on the freeway, without exceeding the limit
2. A very low speed
3. The maximum your vehicle can reach
4. Exactly 50 km/h

Question 70. Freeway

Who has the right-of-way when you merge from an entrance ramp onto a freeway?

1. Traffic already on the freeway
2. The merging vehicle
3. The vehicle with the turn signal on
4. The larger vehicle

Question 71. Freeway

Where should you normally reduce speed when leaving a freeway?

1. In the deceleration lane after entering the exit lane
2. In the through lane before the exit
3. On the shoulder
4. Only after stopping

Question 72. Lane use

What is the purpose of the left lane on a multi-lane road under normal conditions?

1. Passing or preparing for a left turn
2. Continuous slow driving
3. Parking
4. Stopping to check directions

Question 73. Passing

A driver is overtaking your vehicle. What should you do?

1. Keep a steady speed and allow the driver to pass
2. Speed up
3. Move left
4. Sound the horn continuously

Question 74. Passing

When is passing on the right permitted?

1. Only when it can be done safely and the roadway provides a lawful lane or space
2. Any time the vehicle ahead is slow
3. By driving on the shoulder
4. At every intersection

Question 75. Passing

Where should you avoid passing because sight distance is limited?

1. Near the crest of a hill or on a curve
2. On a straight road with a clear broken line
3. On a multi-lane one-way road
4. When the road is dry

Question 76. Turning

Before making a U-turn, what must be true?

1. The movement is legal and you can see far enough in both directions to turn safely
2. The road must have a stop sign
3. A passenger must guide you
4. You must use the shoulder

Question 77. Roundabout

At a roundabout, who has the right-of-way?

1. Traffic already circulating in the roundabout
2. Traffic entering the roundabout
3. Vehicles turning left
4. The fastest vehicle

Question 78. Roundabout

Which direction does traffic move around an Ontario roundabout?

1. Counter-clockwise
2. Clockwise
3. Either direction
4. Straight through the centre

Question 79. Roundabout

When should you signal in a roundabout?

1. Signal right before the exit you plan to take
2. Signal left for the entire trip
3. Never signal
4. Use hazard lights

Question 80. Turning

You are waiting to turn left and the light turns red while you are already in the intersection. What should you do?

1. Complete the turn when oncoming traffic has stopped and it is safe
2. Reverse behind the stop line
3. Remain in the intersection
4. Turn off the engine

Question 81. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a snowmobile. What does it mean?

1. Snowmobiles may cross the road
2. Winter tires are mandatory
3. The road is closed in winter
4. A ski area is ahead

Question 82. Warning sign

A fluorescent yellow-green sign shows two children walking. What should you expect?

1. A school crossing or school area
2. A playground parking lot
3. A pedestrian-only street
4. A bus terminal

Question 83. Warning sign

A sign shows a person running after a ball. What area may be ahead?

1. A playground
2. A railway crossing
3. A construction zone
4. A hospital

Question 84. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a bicycle crossing the road. What does it warn?

1. Cyclists may cross ahead
2. Bicycles are prohibited
3. A bicycle-only road begins
4. A bicycle shop is ahead

Question 85. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a walking person. What is ahead?

1. A pedestrian crossing area
2. A school bus stop only
3. A no-walking zone
4. A sidewalk ends

Question 86. Railway warning

A yellow circular sign displays a black X and the letters “RR.” What does it mean?

1. A railway crossing is ahead
2. A roundabout is ahead
3. A restricted road begins
4. A rest area is ahead

Question 87. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a low bridge with a height number. What does the number tell you?

1. The maximum available clearance
2. The bridge length
3. The distance to the bridge
4. The speed limit

Question 88. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a truck entering from the right. What should you expect?

1. A truck entrance on the right
2. Trucks must turn right
3. A truck route ends
4. A weigh station on the left

Question 89. Object marker

A large black-and-yellow checkerboard marker faces you at the end of a road. What does it mean?

1. The road does not continue straight; turn left or right
2. A railway crossing is closed
3. Passing is allowed
4. A school area begins

Question 90. Warning sign

A yellow sign shows a bridge section raised for a boat. What should you expect?

1. An opening or swing bridge
2. A narrow bridge only
3. A tunnel
4. A ferry lane

Question 91. Temporary sign

What colour and shape are most temporary-condition and construction warning signs?

1. Orange diamonds
2. Blue circles
3. Green rectangles
4. Red octagons

Question 92. Temporary sign

An orange diamond shows a worker digging. What does it mean?

1. Road work ahead
2. A pedestrian crossing
3. A playground
4. A farm entrance

Question 93. Temporary sign

An orange sign shows a person holding a surveying instrument. What should you expect?

1. A survey crew working near the road
2. A photographer
3. A crossing guard
4. A police checkpoint

Question 94. Temporary sign

An orange sign shows a flagperson holding a paddle. What must you do?

1. Be ready to stop and follow the flagperson’s directions
2. Ignore the sign if the road looks clear
3. Move onto the shoulder
4. Sound the horn before passing

Question 95. Temporary sign

An orange sign says “Detour” with an arrow. What does it direct you to do?

1. Follow the temporary route shown
2. Enter a one-way street
3. Use the shoulder
4. Stop until the road reopens

Question 96. Temporary sign

An orange board displays a flashing arrow pointing left. What should you do?

1. Move left when safe because the lane or area ahead is closed
2. Turn left at the next intersection
3. Stop in your lane
4. Pass on the right shoulder

Question 97. Temporary sign

An orange sign says “Lane Ends.” What should a driver do?

1. Prepare to merge safely before the lane ends
2. Stop at the sign
3. Drive on the shoulder
4. Speed up and force entry

Question 98. Temporary sign

An orange sign warns of uneven pavement. What is the safest response?

1. Reduce speed and keep firm control of the vehicle
2. Brake hard on the uneven section
3. Move into oncoming traffic
4. Increase speed to cross quickly

Question 99. Temporary sign

An orange sign warns of loose material or fresh road treatment. What should you do?

1. Slow down and leave more space
2. Follow closely to avoid stones
3. Use high beams
4. Stop in the travel lane

Question 100. Temporary sign

An orange sign warns “Blasting Zone.” What instruction may accompany it?

1. Turn off radio transmitters and follow posted directions
2. Use the horn continuously
3. Stop beside workers for instructions
4. Increase speed

Question 101. School bus

A school bus ahead activates overhead amber lights. What should you do?

1. Slow down and prepare to stop
2. Pass immediately
3. Stop only after the stop arm appears
4. Use the shoulder

Question 102. School bus

You approach a stopped school bus from behind. Its red lights flash and stop arm is out. How far back must you stop?

1. At least 20 metres
2. At least 5 metres
3. At least 10 metres
4. Exactly 30 metres

Question 103. School bus

On an undivided two-way road, a school bus stops with red lights flashing. Who must stop?

1. Traffic in both directions
2. Only traffic behind the bus
3. Only oncoming traffic
4. Only vehicles in the same lane

Question 104. School bus

A school bus is stopped on the opposite side of a road separated by a physical median. Must you stop?

1. No, if you are approaching from the opposite direction across the median
2. Yes, always
3. Only at night
4. Only if children are visible

Question 105. School bus

When may you proceed after stopping for a school bus?

1. After the bus moves and its red lights have stopped flashing and the stop arm is no longer active
2. As soon as no child is visible
3. After five seconds
4. When the driver waves you through from behind the glass

Question 106. Streetcar

A streetcar stops to load passengers where there is no safety island. Where should you stop?

1. At least two metres behind the rear doors
2. Beside the doors
3. Directly behind the streetcar bumper
4. In the oncoming lane

Question 107. Streetcar

When may you pass a stopped streetcar that is loading or unloading passengers without a safety island?

1. After the doors close and passengers have cleared the road
2. While passengers are stepping off
3. Whenever the left lane is open
4. Only after sounding the horn

Question 108. Cyclists

How much space should you leave when passing a cyclist where practicable?

1. At least one metre
2. 25 centimetres
3. No fixed space
4. Exactly three metres

Question 109. Cyclists

A cyclist signals and moves toward the centre before turning left. What should you do?

1. Slow down and allow space for the cyclist to complete the turn
2. Pass closely on the left
3. Sound the horn and continue
4. Force the cyclist to the curb

Question 110. Large vehicles

Why should you avoid driving beside a large truck for a long time?

1. You may be in a large blind spot
2. The truck always has priority
3. Your speedometer may fail
4. The truck lane is always ending

Question 111. Large vehicles

A large truck begins a wide right turn. What should you do?

1. Stay back and do not squeeze between the truck and the curb
2. Pass on the right
3. Move into the truck’s blind spot
4. Honk and continue

Question 112. Emergency vehicle

An emergency vehicle with siren and flashing lights approaches from behind. What should you do?

1. Move safely to the right and stop
2. Speed up
3. Stop in your lane
4. Turn left immediately

Question 113. Move over

You approach a stopped emergency vehicle with flashing red or red-and-blue lights in your direction of travel. What is required?

1. Slow down, proceed cautiously, and move over one lane if safe on a multi-lane road
2. Maintain speed
3. Stop beside it
4. Use high beams

Question 114. Move over

The same move-over rule also applies to which stopped vehicle displaying amber lights?

1. A tow truck
2. Any parked private car
3. A school bicycle
4. A delivery van without warning lights

Question 115. Pedestrians

A person using a white cane is waiting to cross. What should you assume?

1. The person may be blind or have low vision and should be given extra time and space
2. The person is directing traffic
3. The road is closed
4. The person must wait for all vehicles

Question 116. Pedestrians

At a pedestrian crossover, when may you continue?

1. After pedestrians have completely crossed the roadway and it is safe
2. As soon as they leave your lane line
3. After sounding the horn
4. When another vehicle starts moving

Question 117. Pedestrians

A vehicle ahead has stopped at a pedestrian crossover. May you pass it?

1. No
2. Yes, if the left lane is clear
3. Yes, below 20 km/h
4. Only with hazard lights

Question 118. Motorcycles

A motorcycle is ahead in your lane. What following position is safest?

1. Leave extra space and treat it as a full-sized vehicle
2. Share the lane beside it
3. Follow closely to improve visibility
4. Use high beams

Question 119. Slow-moving vehicle

A slow-moving vehicle displays an orange triangle with a red border. What should you expect?

1. It normally travels at 40 km/h or less
2. It must travel on the shoulder
3. It is carrying hazardous material
4. It has priority at every intersection

Question 120. Other road users

You meet a horse-drawn vehicle on a narrow road. What is the safest action?

1. Slow down, leave generous space, and avoid unnecessary horn use
2. Pass at full speed
3. Follow closely
4. Flash high beams repeatedly

Question 121. Information sign

A blue information sign with a white “H” usually points to what service?

1. Hospital
2. Hotel
3. Highway patrol
4. Helicopter pad only

Question 122. Information sign

A blue sign with an aircraft symbol indicates what?

1. Airport
2. No-fly zone
3. Emergency detour
4. Weather station

Question 123. Information sign

A blue sign with a tent symbol points to what?

1. Camping facilities
2. Construction camp
3. School grounds
4. Emergency shelter only

Question 124. Information sign

A blue sign with a telephone handset means what is available nearby?

1. A public telephone or communication service
2. A police speed camera
3. A cell-phone prohibition zone
4. A radio station

Question 125. Information sign

A blue sign with a fuel-pump symbol indicates what?

1. Fuel service
2. A hazardous-material route
3. A truck inspection station
4. No idling

Question 126. Information sign

A blue sign with a fork and knife indicates what service?

1. Food
2. Hospital
3. Accommodation
4. Vehicle repair

Question 127. Information sign

A blue sign with a bed symbol indicates what?

1. Accommodation
2. Hospital emergency
3. Driver rest is mandatory
4. A residential speed zone

Question 128. Information sign

A blue sign with a picnic table indicates what?

1. A picnic area
2. A construction break area
3. A schoolyard
4. A weigh station

Question 129. Direction sign

A numbered route shield appears on a direction sign. What does it identify?

1. The highway or route number
2. The speed limit
3. The distance in metres
4. The number of lanes

Question 130. Emergency response sign

A sign carries the letters “EDR” with directional arrows. What route is it?

1. An Emergency Detour Route
2. An electronic toll road
3. An express delivery route
4. An environmental driving restriction

Question 131. Traffic light

What does a steady green traffic light allow you to do?

1. Proceed or turn when legal after yielding to people and vehicles already in the intersection
2. Drive without checking for pedestrians
3. Turn left with automatic priority
4. Ignore lane-use signs

Question 132. Traffic light

What does a steady yellow traffic light mean?

1. The red light is about to appear; stop if you can do so safely
2. Speed up in every case
3. The intersection is closed
4. Only right turns are allowed

Question 133. Traffic light

Where should you stop for a steady red light when a stop line is marked?

1. Before the stop line
2. Inside the crosswalk
3. After entering the intersection
4. Beside the traffic signal

Question 134. Traffic light

What must you do at a flashing red traffic light?

1. Come to a complete stop and proceed only when safe
2. Slow down without stopping
3. Treat it as a green light
4. Wait for a police officer

Question 135. Traffic light

What does a flashing yellow traffic light require?

1. Approach and pass through with caution
2. Come to a complete stop
3. Turn around
4. Yield only to vehicles on the right

Question 136. Traffic light

Traffic signals are completely dark because of a power failure. How should you treat the intersection?

1. Like an all-way stop, yielding to traffic already there and to vehicles on your right
2. Like a green light
3. As closed to all traffic
4. As a free-flow roundabout

Question 137. Traffic light

A green left-turn arrow appears with a red light. What may a driver in the left-turn lane do?

1. Turn left in the arrow’s direction after checking the way is clear
2. Go straight
3. Turn right
4. Make any movement

Question 138. Traffic light

A yellow left-turn arrow appears after a green arrow. What does it mean?

1. The protected turn is ending; do not start if you can stop safely
2. Left turns now have permanent priority
3. All traffic must turn left
4. The signal is broken

Question 139. Transit signal

A white vertical bar appears above a regular traffic signal while other traffic faces red. What is it?

1. A transit priority signal
2. A pedestrian signal
3. A railway signal
4. A lane-closure signal

Question 140. Traffic light

A traffic signal shows a red light and a green arrow pointing right. What may you do?

1. Turn right in the arrow’s direction after checking for road users
2. Go straight
3. Turn left
4. Make a U-turn

Question 141. Following distance

What is the minimum following distance recommended in ideal conditions?

1. At least two seconds
2. Half a second
3. One car length at every speed
4. Ten metres

Question 142. Following distance

When should you increase your following distance beyond two seconds?

1. In bad weather, low visibility, or behind large vehicles and motorcycles
2. Only on dry roads
3. Only in city traffic
4. Never

Question 143. Following distance

A driver is following you too closely. What should you do?

1. Increase the space ahead and let the driver pass when safe
2. Brake suddenly
3. Speed far above the limit
4. Block every passing opportunity

Question 144. Parking

Where must you not park in relation to a fire hydrant?

1. Within three metres
2. Within one metre
3. Within five metres
4. Within ten metres

Question 145. Parking

How close may you park to the nearest rail of a railway crossing?

1. Not within 15 metres
2. Not within 3 metres
3. Not within 5 metres
4. Not within 50 metres

Question 146. Parking

May you park on a sidewalk?

1. No
2. Yes, if pedestrians can pass
3. Yes, at night
4. Only with hazard lights

Question 147. Parking

May you park in front of a public or private driveway?

1. No
2. Yes, for five minutes
3. Yes, if the owner is absent
4. Only on weekends

Question 148. Parking

When parking downhill with a curb, which way should the front wheels point?

1. Toward the curb
2. Away from the curb
3. Straight ahead
4. Toward the centre line

Question 149. Parking

When parking uphill with a curb, which way should the front wheels point?

1. Away from the curb
2. Toward the curb
3. Straight ahead
4. Toward the centre line regardless of curb

Question 150. Parking

When parking uphill without a curb, which way should the wheels normally point?

1. Toward the right edge of the road
2. Toward the centre line
3. Straight ahead
4. Any direction

Question 151. Speed

A speed-limit sign shows 80 km/h, but heavy snow has reduced visibility. What speed should you use?

1. A lower speed suitable for the conditions
2. Exactly 80 km/h
3. At least 80 km/h
4. The speed of the fastest vehicle

Question 152. Documents

What documents must a driver normally be able to produce when requested by police?

1. Driver’s licence, vehicle permit, and proof of insurance
2. Passport only
3. Purchase receipt only
4. Health card and lease

Question 153. Documents

Is there a general 24-hour grace period to produce required driving documents after a roadside request?

1. No
2. Yes, always
3. Only for G1 drivers
4. Only outside Toronto

Question 154. Vehicle

What must every motor vehicle driven on an Ontario road have?

1. Valid registration, insurance, and basic roadworthy condition
2. A winter tire certificate year-round
3. A commercial permit
4. A navigation system

Question 155. Seatbelts

Who is responsible for ensuring passengers under 16 are properly secured?

1. The driver
2. The youngest adult passenger
3. The vehicle owner only
4. Each child

Question 156. Traffic lights

A traffic light turns yellow as you approach. What should you do?

1. Stop if you can do so safely; otherwise proceed with caution
2. Accelerate in every case
3. Reverse
4. Stop inside the intersection

Question 157. Stopping

At a stop sign with no stop line or crosswalk, where should you stop?

1. At the edge of the intersection where you can check safely
2. In the centre of the intersection
3. Ten metres before the corner
4. After completing the turn

Question 158. Stopping

After stopping at a stop sign where the view is blocked, what may you do?

1. Move forward slowly to a position where you can see, then proceed when safe
2. Drive through without another check
3. Reverse into traffic
4. Sound the horn and go

Question 159. Railway

At a railway crossing with flashing lights and a lowered gate, what must you do?

1. Stop and wait until the signals stop and the gate is fully raised
2. Drive around the gate if no train is visible
3. Stop only for passenger trains
4. Follow the vehicle ahead around the gate

Question 160. Railway

Your vehicle is stopped on railway tracks because traffic ahead is blocked. What should have been done?

1. Wait before the tracks until there is enough room to clear them completely
2. Enter the crossing and use the horn
3. Follow the vehicle ahead closely
4. Stop with the front wheels past the tracks

Question 161. Pedestrian signal

A pedestrian signal displays a white walking person. What does it mean for pedestrians?

1. They may begin crossing if it is safe
2. They must wait
3. Only cyclists may cross
4. They may cross diagonally

Question 162. Pedestrian signal

A pedestrian signal changes to a flashing orange hand. What should a pedestrian who has not started crossing do?

1. Do not begin crossing
2. Start running across
3. Cross only halfway
4. Ignore the signal

Question 163. Pedestrian signal

What does a pedestrian countdown display show?

1. The approximate time remaining to finish crossing
2. The speed limit
3. The number of vehicles waiting
4. The time until the next bus

Question 164. Pedestrian signal

At an intersection without pedestrian signals, what may pedestrians facing a steady green light generally do?

1. Cross while watching for turning traffic
2. Never cross
3. Cross only after the light turns yellow
4. Cross diagonally

Question 165. Pavement marking

What do yellow pavement lines separate?

1. Traffic moving in opposite directions
2. Lanes moving in the same direction
3. Parking spaces
4. Bicycle lanes only

Question 166. Pavement marking

What do white pavement lines usually separate?

1. Traffic moving in the same direction
2. Opposing traffic
3. Railway tracks
4. School zones

Question 167. Pavement marking

A broken yellow line is on the left side of your lane. What may you do?

1. Pass if the way is clear and it is otherwise legal
2. Never cross the line
3. Park on the line
4. Use the opposing lane continuously

Question 168. Pavement marking

A solid yellow line is on the left side of your lane. What does it tell you?

1. Passing is unsafe
2. Passing is required
3. The lane is one-way
4. The shoulder is open

Question 169. Pavement marking

Double solid yellow lines separate opposing traffic. What should a driver do?

1. Do not pass across the lines
2. Use the lines as a turning lane
3. Drive between the lines
4. Cross whenever traffic is light

Question 170. Pavement marking

A white arrow painted in your lane points straight ahead only. What movement is allowed from that lane?

1. Proceed straight only
2. Turn left or right
3. Make a U-turn
4. Stop and park

Question 171. Pavement marking

What is the purpose of a thick white stop line across a lane?

1. It marks where vehicles should stop
2. It marks a parking space
3. It separates opposing traffic
4. It marks a bicycle route

Question 172. Pavement marking

What do parallel white crosswalk lines mark?

1. An area where pedestrians cross
2. A passing lane
3. A truck loading zone
4. A railway stop line

Question 173. Pavement marking

Diagonal painted lines surround a traffic island or obstruction. What should you do?

1. Keep out of the marked area and follow the travel lane
2. Drive across it to shorten a turn
3. Park there
4. Use it as a passing lane

Question 174. Pavement marking

A centre lane has left-turn arrows in both directions. Which use is correct?

1. Enter it shortly before making a left turn
2. Use it for passing
3. Travel in it for several blocks
4. Park in it

Question 175. Pavement marking

A white diamond is painted in a lane. What should you check?

1. Whether the lane has HOV or other reserved-use rules
2. Whether passing is mandatory
3. Whether the lane is a railway crossing
4. Whether the road becomes gravel

Question 176. Pavement marking

A bicycle symbol and solid lane lines appear beside the curb. What does the marking identify?

1. A bicycle lane
2. A motorcycle parking lane
3. A pedestrian-only lane
4. A truck lane

Question 177. Pavement marking

A bicycle symbol with two chevrons is painted in a regular traffic lane. What does it remind drivers?

1. Cyclists may share the lane
2. Cyclists must use the sidewalk
3. Cars may park over the symbol
4. The road is closed to bicycles

Question 178. Pavement marking

A large white X is painted before railway tracks. What does it warn?

1. A railway crossing is ahead
2. A road ends
3. A hospital entrance
4. An HOV lane begins

Question 179. Pavement marking

A wide striped buffer separates an HOV lane from regular lanes. When may you cross it?

1. Only at a designated broken-line entry or exit area
2. Whenever traffic is slow
3. To pass a truck
4. At any point after signalling

Question 180. Lane-control signal

A lane-control signal above your lane shows a red X. What does it mean?

1. The lane is closed to traffic
2. The lane is open
3. Only buses may use it
4. You must stop under the signal

Question 181. Winter driving

What is black ice?

1. A thin, hard-to-see layer of ice that can make the road very slippery
2. Dark asphalt that is warm
3. Loose gravel
4. Road salt residue

Question 182. Skid

Your vehicle begins to skid. What should you generally do first?

1. Ease off the accelerator and steer where you want to go
2. Brake as hard as possible
3. Turn sharply away from the skid
4. Accelerate

Question 183. Rain

Your vehicle starts to hydroplane. What is the best response?

1. Ease off the accelerator and keep steering steady
2. Brake hard
3. Turn sharply
4. Accelerate through the water

Question 184. Visibility

When should low-beam headlights be used instead of high beams?

1. In fog, heavy rain, or snow
2. Only on dry rural roads
3. Whenever parked
4. Only at noon

Question 185. Night driving

An oncoming driver’s headlights dazzle you at night. Where should you look?

1. Toward the right edge of your lane while maintaining control
2. Directly at the headlights
3. At the rear-view mirror
4. Down at the dashboard

Question 186. Emergency

A tire blows out while you are driving. What should you do?

1. Hold the steering wheel firmly, ease off the accelerator, and slow gradually
2. Brake hard immediately
3. Turn sharply onto the shoulder
4. Accelerate

Question 187. Emergency

Your brakes fail while driving. What is a sensible response?

1. Pump the brake pedal, shift to a lower gear, and use the parking brake carefully
2. Turn off the ignition immediately and lock the steering
3. Accelerate
4. Jump from the vehicle

Question 188. Emergency

Your accelerator sticks. What should you do?

1. Shift to neutral, brake, steer to a safe place, and switch off the engine after control is secured
2. Reach down and pull the pedal while moving
3. Turn the ignition to the steering-lock position
4. Accelerate harder

Question 189. Emergency

Your right wheels drop off the paved roadway. What should you do?

1. Grip the wheel, ease off the accelerator, slow down, and return gradually when safe
2. Steer sharply back immediately
3. Brake hard while turning
4. Accelerate on the shoulder

Question 190. Breakdown

If your vehicle breaks down on a freeway, where should you move if possible?

1. As far off the travelled roadway as possible
2. The centre lane
3. The left shoulder unless directed
4. An entrance ramp

Question 191. Fatigue

Why is driving while very tired unsafe?

1. Fatigue slows reactions and may cause brief sleep episodes
2. It improves concentration
3. It affects only new drivers
4. It matters only at night

Question 192. Distracted driving

May a G1 driver use a hand-held phone while stopped at a red light?

1. No
2. Yes, because the vehicle is stopped
3. Yes, for messages under one minute
4. Only if the phone is below the window

Question 193. Impairment

What should you do before driving after taking medication?

1. Check whether it can affect alertness or driving and follow medical directions
2. Assume non-prescription medicine is always safe
3. Drink coffee to cancel the effect
4. Drive faster to shorten the trip

Question 194. Impaired driving

What alcohol rule applies to all novice drivers, regardless of age?

1. Zero blood-alcohol concentration
2. Below 0.05
3. Below 0.08
4. One drink per hour

Question 195. Novice sanctions

A novice driver is convicted of breaking a novice licence condition. What may result?

1. A novice-driver escalating sanction, including suspension
2. No consequence if no collision occurred
3. Only a parking ticket
4. Automatic full G status

Question 196. Demerit points

What happens when a driver accumulates demerit points?

1. The points are added to the driving record and may lead to warnings, interviews, or suspension
2. The points lower insurance only
3. The points disappear after one week
4. The licence automatically becomes full G

Question 197. Foreign licence

An Indian licence holder moves to Ontario. Is India part of Ontario’s direct passenger-vehicle licence exchange list?

1. No
2. Yes, for all Indian licences
3. Yes, but only for students
4. Yes, only in Toronto

Question 198. 2026 foreign experience

From July 1, 2026, what is the maximum non-reciprocal foreign driving-experience credit available to eligible applicants?

1. 12 months
2. 24 months
3. 6 months
4. 36 months

Question 199. 2026 foreign experience

Does the July 1, 2026 foreign-experience credit allow an Indian licence holder to skip both Ontario road tests?

1. No
2. Yes
3. Only if the Indian licence is more than five years old
4. Only for permanent residents

Question 200. 2026 foreign experience

Can credited foreign experience reduce the mandatory wait between the G2 and G road tests under the July 1, 2026 rule?

1. No
2. Yes, to zero
3. Yes, to three months
4. Only for work permit holders