Class F Driver's License Practice Exam

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• Which type of bus is exempt from hours of service regulations?
• For which of these flashing lights should you pull over?
• What is the primary purpose of being aware of any defects in your bus?
• If you find a major defect on your bus, what should you do?
• When is it acceptable to keep the front access door of a bus open while moving?
• In foggy conditions, you should...?
• If you are turning left, you must yield right-of-way to...?
• What is the minimum clear view distance required when unloading passengers from a school bus?
• If you stall or break down on the highway and cannot restart your vehicle, what should you do?
• For how long may you not drive a school bus if your driver's license has been under suspension for a Criminal Code of Canada offence?
• Under what circumstances may a bus use a high occupancy vehicle lane?
• How long is a course certificate for a school bus driver improvement course valid?
• In order to drive a bus for 13 hours, how many hours off duty must you have had prior to this period?
• If you approach an intersection and the traffic lights are out of order, what should you do?
• If you try to escape the police when they have ordered you to stop, your licence will be suspended for a minimum of how many years?
• What type of driving is characteristic of a good bus driver?
• When smaller, faster vehicles try to pass, what should you do?
• What should you do if you see a school bus with its stop sign extended?
• You are approaching a yield sign but can see no pedestrians or vehicles. You should...?
• What is typically the first step in a bus driver’s pre-trip inspection?
• With certain exceptions, a bus driver must have how many off-duty hours per day?
• When making a right turn, what is the best practice?
• What is the appropriate driving speed for your bus?
• The amount your rear wheels will go 'off-track' depends on what factor?
• The most common cause of parking brake failure is what?
• What is required to obtain an Ontario bus licence?
• Before reversing your bus, what should you do?
• When should hydraulic or air brakes not be fanned?
• What is the maximum speed limit for school purposes vehicles when carrying children?
• As temperatures drop below freezing, which of these areas will freeze first?
• What should you do if a passenger refuses to wear a seatbelt?
• If you have exhaust or engine brake retarders fitted to your bus, you should be aware that...?
• In which situation is it best to yield your right-of-way?
• When is it necessary to use your turn signals while operating a bus?
• Which of these is the only element which it is not compulsory to include on your daily log?
• The most important concern for a bus driver should be what?
• As soon as bad weather is encountered, you should...?
• While driving your bus, how should you maintain your space cushion?
• What is the definition of a bus in Ontario regarding passenger capacity?
• Motorists approaching from behind when you are loading or unloading passengers with red signal lights flashing must stop at least how far behind your school bus?
• What action should a bus driver take if they encounter a stop sign?
• What is the recommended gear to help manage skidding on icy roads?
• Railway crossings on public roads in Ontario are marked with what?
• When should you activate your flashing red lights or stop arm on a school bus?
• You should be especially cautious in low temperatures if the road ahead looks...?
• A good bus driver always shows other road users...?
• If a bus driver is required to perform a vehicle inspection, how often should it be done?
• What should you do to check the parking brake?
• On a long downgrade, which gear should you choose?
• When taking a curve to the right, you should keep your front wheels where?
• What is the purpose of using the handbrake when starting a bus?
• If a fire vehicle or ambulance is in any lane ahead of you responding to a call, how far is it illegal to follow them?
• What should you do if the low air pressure warning device operates while driving a bus with air brakes?
• What is the maximum number of hours a bus driver can drive in a day?
• What is the minimum time period in which you cannot obtain a school bus driving license if convicted under the Narcotic Control Act of Canada?
• What is the minimum distance you should maintain from the vehicle ahead to ensure safe braking?
• What should you do just before coming to a complete stop when braking?
• When reversing your bus, which mirrors should you use?
• By law, how much damage must be involved in a collision for the police to be informed?
• How often should school bus drivers review safety protocols with students?
• You should switch to low beam headlights when you get within what distance of an oncoming vehicle at night?
• When driving in adverse weather conditions, what should you do?
• What class of Ontario license do you need to drive any ambulance or bus (excluding school buses) carrying between 10 and 24 passengers?
• Visual warning devices placed on the road when you have broken down must be visible for how far in both directions?
• A bus driver should wear a seatbelt when?
• At an intersection with stop signs at all corners, right-of-way belongs to...?
• If your bus gets stopped on a railway crossing, the first thing to do is...?
• What is the limit on the standees on a city bus?
• The best place to learn how to use antilock braking systems is...?
• A vehicle requires regular inspections if it is operated to transport how many children or adults with a developmental disability?
• In order to obtain a C or F license to drive a bus in Ontario, what is the minimum age requirement?
• Who is responsible for having buses of class C and F checked annually and semiannually?
• What is a common limitation for driving a school bus related to demerit points?
• When should you check the efficiency of your bus's brakes?
• If you are driving a bus with hydraulic brakes, what should you do before testing them?
• After accumulating 70 hours on duty in a 14 consecutive day cycle, you must have a period of at least how many consecutive off-duty hours before continuing to drive?
• On wet, slippery and icy roads, you should...?
• At what distance should you signal before making a turn in a bus?
• Which of the following is not a requirement for operating a school bus?
• How many consecutive hours off duty are required before starting a new 14 day cycle?
• What does a transit priority signal look like when it is on top of your regular traffic signal?
• If fog suddenly descends and visibility declines rapidly, you should...?
• What action should you take if an emergency vehicle approaches while you are driving?
• When starting your bus, how should you hold the vehicle while coordinating the clutch and accelerator?
• When driving a bus on a highway at speeds over 60 km/h, what is the minimum distance you must keep from other vehicles?
• Under what condition can a bus driver exceed the posted speed limit?
• What is the consequence of driving a bus without the required license in Ontario?
• What must you not do when crossing railway tracks?
• After driving through water, what speed should you test your brakes safely?
• The school bus stopping law applies to which vehicles?
• How many children and/or adults with developmental disabilities can a school purposes vehicle carry?
• The checking of which of these lights is part of the daily inspection?
• How long can it take for a train to come to a stop under full emergency braking?
• If you have to drive on roads covered in snow, you should avoid...?
• If your bus is equipped with ABS, you can expect your stopping distance to be shortened by...?
• Motorists approaching a school bus stopped with its red signal lights flashing must stop unless what condition is met?
• Why is braking on a wet surface challenging?
• If your bus becomes stranded in severe weather, you should...?
• Which driving scenario requires a thorough inspection of the vehicle before embarking?
• If you are between the ages of 46 and 64, how often must you submit a medical report to the Ministry of Transport?
• What is the appropriate action when emergency vehicles approach with sirens activated?
• When stopping a school bus to load or unload passengers, when should you turn on your upper alternating red signal lights?
• What is the greatest number of on-duty hours a bus driver can accumulate in a 14 day consecutive cycle?
• The air pressure in your spare tire should be the same as which of the following?
• No bus of any type may be driven in Ontario unless the driver or another person has conducted an inspection of the vehicle within the last how many hours?
• Drivers must submit a yearly medical report to the Ministry of Transport once they reach the age of what?
• If your brakes fail while driving on a clear and level road, what should you do?
• What is the recommended following distance for a bus driver in good weather conditions?
• On icy roads, what gear should you start with for easier manual transmission operation?
• You should be especially cautious for children running in the road at...?
• What is a safety measure a bus driver must take regarding the seatbelt?
• Where should a decal showing that a bus has been inspected be placed?
• What does a school bus's flashing red lights indicate to other drivers?
• During inclement weather, what should your driving speed be adjusted to maintain?
• You do not need to keep the daily log if your driving does not take you further away than a radius of what distance from your start point?
• At what distance should flares, lamps, lanterns, or portable reflectors be placed from the front and rear of your vehicle when broken down?
• If you identify a minor defect with your bus (excluding school buses), what must you do?
• Under what condition should you not drive a bus?
• What action should you take if you experience brake failure on a bus?
• What type of vehicle requires a C or F license for operation in Ontario?
• If your license states that you need corrective lenses, when must you wear them?
• When you have right-of-way, you should do what?
• Which situation requires you to have 72 hours off duty?
• Before starting a new seven-day cycle, how many consecutive hours off duty are mandatory?
• Under what circumstances can you send text messages while driving your bus?
• In which situation is a driver exempt from stopping for a school bus with its red lights flashing?
• When entering the road from a private road or driveway, you must yield to?
• Once your school bus is stopped at a railway crossing, what should you do?
• If you start to skid on a slippery surface, what should you do?
• Whatever cycle you are driving on, you must not drive unless you have had at least 24 consecutive off-duty hours at some point in the preceding...?
• Which of these counts as on duty hours for a bus driver?
• When do you need to use your headlights while driving?
• When should you use turn signals when driving?
• When pulling out from a bus bay, you should...?
• For first-time driving offenders under the Ontario Criminal Code, how long is the license suspension?
• School buses must stop at railway crossings?
• When is the best time to undertake a daily road check?
• How far must school buses stop from the nearest rail at railway crossings?
• When testing a hydraulic brake with power assist, when you turn the engine on the pedal should...?
• Pavement is most slippery in a rainstorm when?
• A bus driver has spent two hours cleaning and inspecting their vehicle. How many hours are they permitted to drive that day?
• A Schedule 4 inspection is valid for whichever comes first of 12,000 km or how many days?
• If you start to skid, you should release the brakes and...?
• How should a bus driver react to a traffic signal that is malfunctioning?
• If you are driving towards an oncoming vehicle with bright headlights, where should you look?
• Passengers leaving a school bus should only cross in front of the bus at a distance of at least how far?
• When waiting for pedestrians at specially marked pedestrian crossings or crossovers, you may not pull away until...?
• Most skids are a result of...?
• What is the primary purpose of a daily vehicle safety inspection?
• At a railway crossing with a train coming, you should stop at least how far from the nearest rail?
• What should a motorist do when approaching a school bus that has its yellow lights flashing?
• What should you do when approaching a stop sign with your bus?
• Motorcycles and mopeds have a right to use?
• For safety, cyclists are permitted to use...?
• What color will a school bus in Ontario be painted?
• Why is it important to maintain a proper following distance in a bus?
• What are the most on-duty hours a bus driver can undertake in a seven consecutive day cycle?
• When are collisions involving drowsiness most likely to occur?
• When taking a curve in a bus, what path do the rear wheels typically follow?
• What does a driver need to do before the bus can operate legally in Ontario?
• How can you prevent fatigue while driving?
• You are approaching an intersection without signs or lights. Right-of-way belongs to...?
• To obtain a bus licence C or F, what class of licence must you already hold?
• When following another vehicle at night, you should switch to low beam headlights before you get within what distance of it?
• Why should you avoid driving through puddles in rainy conditions?
• When taking a curve to the left, where should your front wheels be positioned?
• If you're faced with a flashing red light, what does it require you to do?
• Which of these elements is not part of the test for a C or F class license?