Ontario Bus Driver Test 01

Taking the Ontario bus driver practice test is an important step towards obtaining a commercial driver’s license in the province. The test assesses a driver’s knowledge of road safety, traffic laws, and best practices for operating a bus on the road.

Ontario Bus Test 01

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What is the minimum license class you must hold in order to get a Class C or F license?

A or equivalent

D or equivalent

None of the above

G or equivalent

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A Class C license is needed to drive any bus with seats for more than how many passengers, not including school-purpose buses?

Less than 24 passengers

24 passengers

18 passengers

12 passengers

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If you're going to drive any school-purpose bus with seats for more than 24 passengers, which license class must you have?

Class F

Class E

Class B

Class G

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In order to drive a bus with a Class C or F license, what is the minimum age required?

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Which of the following Class of license is allowed to drive a school-purpose bus?

Class G

Class D

Class C

Class B

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Does a police officer or appointed ministry officer have the authority to perform a safety inspection at any time and at any location?

Yes

Only if another traffic violation has occurred

Only at inspection stations

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Who is responsible for the safe operating condition of the commercial motor vehicle?

Only the operator

Only the driver

Only the lead technician

The driver and operator

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If the bus passes the inspection, where is the decal placed?

The outside lower left corner of the windshield or left side of the bus as close to the front as possible

On the lower light rear of the bus

On the lower left rear of the bus, near the emergency door

The outside lower right corner of the windshield or right side of the bus as close to the front as possible

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When are you allowed to take a knowledge test for a classified license?

Once you pay the fee

After the completed medical form has been passed

Once you have been hired

Once you are of age

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While performing daily road checks, how would you know the parking brake is working properly?

It should be able to hold the bus stationary with the transmission in gear and the engine at idle speed

It should be able to hold the bus stationary with the transmission in gear and the engine rpm increasing to 1200 rpm

While traveling at 20 km/h and releasing the accelerator, the parking brake should be able to bring the vehicle to a complete stop

All of the above

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A driver is not permitted to drive a bus, motor coach, school bus or a school-purposes vehicle unless the driver or another person has conducted an inspection of the vehicle and completed an inspection report within...

24 hours

48 hours

12 hours

10 hours

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Why should the driver continue to check all systems throughout the day for defects?

It is company policy

It saves time for the next daily inspection

Because the condition of the vehicle can change

All of the above

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Which vehicle does not use schedule 2 for inspections?

Non-school purpose buses

Motor coaches

Trailers towed by another vehicle

School buses

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Which license class is needed to drive an ambulance or any bus with seats for 10 or more passengers, but not more than 24 passengers, and not a school-purposes bus carrying passengers?

Class F

Class B

Class G

Class D

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When checking the transmission on a standard transmission vehicle, what is not one of the things you should be looking for?

Slipping excessively

Chattering

Jerking

Ticking

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How often are bus operators responsible for having each of their vehicles inspected?

Annually and semi-annually

Every 24 months

Every 3 months

Monthly

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Is your medical practitioner or optometrist required by law to report to the licensing authorities any health problems that might affect your safe operation of a motor vehicle?

Yes

Only if severe enough

They only send the request to you to be careful

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What happens when a minor defect is identified?

The driver must report it to the operator and they decide if it should be reported

None of the above

The driver can repair it before recording it on the inspection report

The driver must record the defect on the inspection report and report it to the operator

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How often must drivers under the age of 46 submit a medical report?

Every two years

Every year

Every five years

Every three years

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How often must drivers aged 65 and older submit a medical report?

Every four years

Every year

Every three years

Every two years

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Are drivers permitted to drive a vehicle with a major defect?

Only to the garage

Only within the city limits

Yes

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What should the air pressure in your spare tire be?

The same as the pressure in the tire on the vehicle carrying the lowest pressure

10 psi less than the tire on the vehicle carrying the highest pressure

The same as the pressure in the tire on the vehicle carrying the highest pressure

10 psi less than the tire on the vehicle carrying the lowest pressure

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Wheel manufacturers recommend having fasteners rechecked at how many kms after installation?

between 80 and 160 km

between 180 and 260 km

between 180 and 200 km

between 40 and 60 km

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During your road test for Class C and F, which of the following is not done?

You will be required to reverse the vehicle into a parking bay or marked area

You will be asked to demonstrate a daily inspection and name the item of equipment checked and briefly describe its condition

You will be asked to maneuver through a slalom course

You will be required to drive in traffic and handle the vehicle safely according to the class of license for which you are applying

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Do you need to provide a completed ministry medical certificate when applying for a license class to drive a bus?

Only if you have a history of health issues

Yes

Only for a Class G license

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Which statement is false? Broken springs, ruptured air bags and faulty shock absorbers may cause...

Sag

Bottoming

Excessive sway

Minimal bounce

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When checking your brakes, what should you expect?

Slight noise from the rear brakes

They stop the vehicle in a relatively quick fashion

All of the above

No pulling to one side or excessive noise

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How often must drivers aged 46 to 64 submit a medical report?

Every year

Every two years

Every three years

Every five years

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With regards to the steering, what is another name for free play?

Slack

Push

Lash

Gap

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Would a license be refused if your physical or medical condition does not meet the standards outlined in the regulations of the Highway Traffic Act?

Only for a Class G license

Only for a Class A license

Yes

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Your Guide to Getting a Bus Driver License in Ontario

Becoming a bus driver in Ontario, Canada, is an exciting career that requires dedication, skill, and commitment. If you want to pursue this career, the first step is to obtain a bus driver’s license. This blog post will guide you through getting a bus driver’s license in Ontario, Canada. From the application process to the road test, learn everything you need to know about starting your journey to becoming a licensed bus driver.

Application Process

The first step to becoming a bus driver in Ontario is to apply. You can do this by visiting your local ServiceOntario location or applying online. Along with your application, you must submit a medical report, a driver’s abstract, and a police record check. You must also provide proof of identification, such as a passport or birth certificate.

Written Test

Once your application is approved, you must take a written test. This test covers topics such as rules of the road, traffic signs, and safety procedures. Studying for this test and familiarizing yourself with Ontario’s traffic laws is essential. You can find study materials and practice tests online or at your local ServiceOntario.

In-Class Training

After passing the written test, you must attend in-class training. This training covers vehicle inspection, passenger safety, and driving techniques specific to bus driving. You will also be required to participate in a First Aid and CPR course. The length of the in-class training will depend on the type of license you are applying for and the level of experience you have as a driver.

Road Test

Once you complete the in-class training, you must take a road test. This test is designed to evaluate your driving skills and your ability to operate a bus safely. The test will cover pre-trip inspections, bus maneuvering, and emergency procedures. It is important to practice driving a bus before taking the road test and to be familiar with the specific requirements and procedures for driving a commercial vehicle.

License Upgrade

If you already have a driver’s license in Ontario, you may be eligible for an upgrade to a bus driver’s license. The process for upgrading your license is similar to the process for obtaining a new license. However, you will only need to take the written test, in-class training, and road test specific to bus driving.

Conclusion:

Obtaining a bus driver’s license in Ontario, Canada, requires dedication, skill, and commitment. There are many steps to becoming a licensed bus driver, from the application process to the road test. Following the process outlined in this blog post, you can prepare yourself for a rewarding career as a bus driver in Ontario. With hard work and determination, you will be on your way to hitting the road and transporting passengers safely and efficiently.

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Your Guide to Getting a Bus Driver License in Ontario

Application Process

Written Test

In-Class Training

Road Test

License Upgrade

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