Ontario Truck Driver Test 01

Preparing for the Ontario Truck driver’s licence can be a daunting task, but the best way to ensure success is by taking the practice test. The practice test consists of a series of multiple-choice questions that cover a range of topics from road safety regulations to driving techniques and vehicle maintenance. By taking the practice test, not only can you get a feel for what the actual test will be like, but you can also identify areas where you may need to focus your studying.

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All items remain on the operator's CVOR record for how long from the date of the offence?

Three years

Four years

Five years

Two years

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A driver completing a Class A road test on a vehicle that does not meet the requirement for a full Class A vehicle will be issued which license?

An AR (A Restricted) license

A Class G license

A Class A learner's license

A Class D license

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What is the Commercial Vehicle Operator Registration (CVOR)?

The registration system that tracks the safety performance of truck and bus operations in Ontario

The registration system that tracks the safety performance of solely Class A truck operations in Ontario

The registration system that tracks the safety performance of solely Class D truck operations in Ontario

None of the above

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Once dangerous goods training is successfully completed, what happens to the certificate?

None of the above

The driver must carry it

It's displayed in the office

It's sent to the MTO

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The class D driver's license allows you to drive a motor vehicle that exceeds how many kilograms gross weight or registered gross weight?

46,000 kg

11,000 kg

13,200 kg

10,000 kg

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Individuals seeking a Class A licence in Ontario need to successfully complete what before going for their Class A road test?

A job search

Mandatory entry-level training

A blood test

An aptitude test

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By definition, what is referred to as registered gross weight?

The weight of the trailer alone

The weight for which a permit has been issued under the HTA based upon the weight of the vehicle or combination of vehicles and load

The weight of the vehicle when it came from the manufacturer

The weight of the vehicle when it was first reported to the MTO

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Who applies for a CVOR certificate?

The driver

The lead mechanic

The carrier

The MTO

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No combination of vehicles is permitted to exceed a length of how many metres, except double-trailer combinations that meet special requirements for both trailers and the tractor?

18 metres

19 metres

21 metres

23 metres

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Which statement is false? What happens if an operator's record becomes unacceptable?

The ministry may suspend the operator

The ministry may send a warning letter to the operator

Conduct an audit

Request that the operator attend a meeting to discuss the record

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What is used to label an air brake endorsement is required on a driver's licence to operate any air brake equipped motor vehicle?

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Which statement is false? Which vehicles does a Class A license not allow you to drive?

A moped

A motorcycle

A buss carrying passengers

A fire truck

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Who of the following is not responsible for the weight of the commercial vehicle, and any may be charged with an offence?

Shippers

Lead mechanics

Operators

Drivers

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Which of the following is not a requirement for receiving and Class A or D license?

Provide a satisfactory medical certificate on application and periodically thereafter

Hold a valid Ontario class G or higher license or equivalent

Meet vision standards

Must hold a full license for a minimum of five years

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When applying for a Class A or D license, which tests have a set time?

Vision test

Road tests

Written test

All of the above

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Commercial motor vehicles are restricted in width to a limit of...

2.4 metres

3.2 metres

2.6 metres

2.1 metres

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A driver operating a vehicle that does not meet the requirement for a full Class A vehicle will be issued what type of license and will not be able to operate a full Class A vehicle?

An A- license

An AR license

An R-A license

An A+ license

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Drivers transporting dangerous goods must receive training from whom?

Vehicle owner

Dangerous goods supplier

MTO inspector

Their current employer

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All vehicles, including loads are limited to a height of...

3.75 metres

4.15 metres

3.95 metres

4.35 metres

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By definition, what is referred to as gross weight?

The combined weight of vehicle and load

The weight of the vehicle without a trailer attached

The weight of the vehicle before it's loaded

The weight of the load alone

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What is referred to as a Restricted Class A configuration?

Any combination of truck/tractor and trailer with a (MGVWR) of at least 4600 kg and trailer is not equipped with air brakes

Any combination of truck/tractor and trailer with a (MGVWR) of at least 4600 kg with the truck/tractor with air brakes but not the trailer

None of the above

Any combination of truck/tractor and trailer with a (MGVWR) of at least 4600 kg and trailer is equipped with air brakes

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Which statement is false? During a road test to receive a Class A or D license, you must do the following...

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

Applicants will be required to drive in traffic and handle the vehicle safely

Class A applicants will demonstrate the uncoupling and coupling of the units of the combination vehicle

Class A applicants will demonstrate why they should avoid any backing (reversing) of the units of the combination vehicle

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The class A driver's license allows you to drive a motor vehicle and towed vehicles where the towed vehicles exceed a total gross weight of how many kilograms?

4,600 kg

13,200 kg

10,000 kg

11,000 kg

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The minimum age for a Class A or D license is...

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Semi-trailers are limited to a length of...

14.65 metres (48 feet)

12.8 metres (42 feet)

13.7 metres (45 feet)

12.19 metres (40 feet)

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Which statement is false? The CVOR record contains information that includes...

Driver's name

Carrier information (kilometric travel, violation rates, safety rating)

Convictions that are entered against the operator and/or any drivers that operates under your CVOR certificate

Reportable collisions

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A CVOR certificate is required to operate trucks having a registered plated weight (or actual weight) over how many kilograms?

11, 000 kg

4,600 kg

4,500 kg

10,000 kg

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To determine the gross allowable weight of a commercial vehicle, which of the following is not a factor that must be considered?

The distance between the axles

The size of axles

The type of suspension

The size of the tires

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When is your medical practitioner or optometrist required by law to report to the licensing authorities?

After making an appointment with them

Anytime you are feeling ill

Any physical, neurological, cardiovascular or other medical condition that might affect your safe operation of a motor vehicle

None of the above

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Which statement is false? Which vehicles are exempt from having a CVOR?

Hearses and casket wagons

Tow trucks

Fire department vehicles

Ambulances

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