1. Find all the errors.
- A. 1, 2, 4, 5
- B. 2, 4, 5 ✓
- C. 2, 4
- D. 2, 3, 5
Vehicle 2 is not maintaining a reasonable, safe distance from the vehicle ahead of it. Vehicle 4 is changing lanes at an unsafe distance from the vehicle in the left lane. Vehicle 5 is not maintaining a reasonable, safe distance from the vehicle ahead of it. Vehicle 1 and 3 are driving safely. They are maintaining a reasonable, safe distance from the vehicle ahead of it.
2. When preparing to drive, you adjust your seat and mirrors. What is the primary safety reason for also adjusting your headrest to the correct height, typically level with the top of your ears?
- A. To prevent the seat belt from locking up unnecessarily during braking.
- B. To ensure maximum comfort during a long trip.
- C. To provide a clear view of the rear window.
- D. To protect against neck injuries like whiplash in the event of a rear-end collision. ✓
As part of a pre-drive safety check, drivers must verify that personal safety devices are properly adjusted. A correctly positioned headrest is crucial for minimizing the risk of severe neck injury (whiplash) during a collision.
3. When you see this sign, what should you understand?
- A. The construction work ahead lasts for the distance shown on the sign.
- B. The road ahead is completely closed at the distance specified on the sign. ✓
- C. The lane ahead is closed, but you can proceed in another lane.
- D. A detour route begins immediately.
This orange, diamond-shaped sign is an advance warning for road work. It indicates that the road is completely closed to traffic ('Route Barrée') at the distance specified. Drivers must prepare to take a different route or follow detour signs.
4. You are approaching a marked crosswalk where a pedestrian is waiting on the curb, clearly intending to cross. What is your legal obligation?
- A. You must stop and allow the pedestrian to cross. ✓
- B. You only need to stop if the pedestrian has already stepped onto the road.
- C. You can proceed with caution if you believe you can pass before they start walking.
- D. You should honk to let them know it is not safe to cross.
The Highway Safety Code requires drivers to yield the right-of-way to pedestrians in a crosswalk. You must stop your vehicle and allow them to cross safely.
5. Find all the errors.
- A. A, B, C, D,E
- B. C, D, E
- C. D, E
- D. A,D,E ✓
Vehicle A failed to signal left when merging onto the highway. Vehicle D is not yielding the right of way to an emergency vehicle whose flashing lights or siren are operating. Vehicle E is not creating the required buffer lane (move-over law). It is not changing lanes to keep a distance from an emergency vehicle whose flashing lights or siren are operating. Vehicle B is driving safely. An ambulance is authorized to be driven in the area in question. Vehicle C is driving safely. Vehicle C is driving safely. It is changing lanes after having first activated its turn-signal lights.