Ontario CVOR Test 05

Taking the Ontario Commercial Vehicle Operators’ Registration (CVOR) practice test is an excellent way to prepare for the official examination. The Ontario Ministry of Transportation states that the test covers defensive driving techniques, pre-trip vehicle inspections, and handling emergencies. A practice test will help test-takers build self-confidence and identify areas in which they may need additional study.

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Ontario CVOR Test 05

1 / 30

In Canada, the dangerous goods certificate of training is valid for a maximum of how many years?

2 / 30

Vehicles that require daily inspection includes buses with how many passengers?

3 / 30

The inspection and report are valid for how long?

4 / 30

What happens if the driver has doubts about the inspection and report?

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Vehicles that require daily inspection include trucks, mobile equipment vehicles, trailers and converter dollies that, on their own or in combination, that have a total gross weight or registered gross weight exceeding how much?

6 / 30

Which of the follow farm vehicles are not exempt from having a daily inspection?

7 / 30

The operator should have a program of progressive discipline for company personnel who violate what?

8 / 30

Every employer who issues a of dangerous goods certificate of training shall keep a copy of it in the driver's file for a period of...

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Which statement is false? The following vehicle are exempt from having a daily inspection...

10 / 30

Other than a copy of the employee's valid driver's licence and/or a current copy of the driver's abstract, what else should be added to the driver's file?

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The operator should obtain a driving abstract upon hiring a new driver, and at least how often after that?

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What does the driver do with the inspection report?

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Which statement is false? Operators of trucks, buses and towed trailers, to which the regulations apply, are required to do the following...

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When else does the driver record any defects found?

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When does the driver reports defects to the operator?

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What is the purpose of the daily vehicle inspection?

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Considering there are six inspections schedules; drivers are to use the schedule that is based on what?

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Why should successful companies complete ongoing checks for compliance with legislation?

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The daily inspection is conducted with the use of what?

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Which statement is false? For progressive discipline, the operator should record each event and be sure that...

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In order for the driver to utilize an inspection done by another individual, who signs the report?

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Drivers should be required to provide the operator with a current driver abstract, or...

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Which statement is false? Another vehicle that requires a daily inspection is a motorcoach includes...

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Which statement is false? It is the operator's responsibility to ensure that...

25 / 30

You may inspect vehicle components in any order that you choose, provided...

26 / 30

Every driver who transports dangerous goods must possess a valid certificate of training that must be issued by whom?

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Which of the following recreational vehicles are not exempt from having a daily inspection?

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Which statement is false? The following are allowed to conduct daily inspections, other than the driver...

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Which statement is false? In the event of a collision, the operator should have a policy in place for employees to follow, which may include...

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When a driver reports a conviction, the operator should keep the report for the current year and retain reports for how many years?

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The Ontario Commercial Vehicle Operator’s Registration (CVOR) written test plays a vital role in securing your CVOR certificate, which is essential for operating commercial vehicles within the province. Developed by the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO), this test is meticulously designed to assess the knowledge and understanding of individuals who intend to operate commercial vehicles.

The test covers a wide range of topics, ensuring that all prospective operators are well-versed in their responsibilities, the laws governing commercial vehicle operation, and the latest safety regulations. This comprehensive evaluation is intended not only to ensure compliance with legal standards but also to promote road safety and the efficient operation of commercial transportation within Ontario. By passing the Ontario CVOR test, operators demonstrate their commitment to maintaining high safety standards, understanding their obligations, and contributing to the overall safety of the roadway for all users.