1. It is an offence to follow within ______________ of any fire apparatus which is responding to an emergency. It is also an offence to drive or park within the same distance, _____________ of any fire apparatus which has stopped in answer to an alarm.

2. Unless otherwise indicated, the speed limits on provincial streets and highways are _________.

3. It is an offence to drive at such a slow speed as to block the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, except when reduced speed is necessary for safe operation.

4. When is it legal to pass a vehicle on the right? (Select the WRONG answer)

5. It is unlawful for a vehicle to be driven to the left side of the roadway when _________________.

6. If you are approaching a school bus from the front or the rear that has stopped to take on or discharge passengers as indicated by flashing red lights, you must bring your vehicle to a full stop not less than ___________ in front or rear of the school bus.

7. The speed limit for school zones is _________ in an urban district unless a different rate of speed has been posted.

8. Upon all highways of sufficient width, vehicles must be operated on the right half of the highway and slow-moving traffic must move close to the right-hand edge or curb.

9. Yellow lines are used to divide lanes of traffic moving in the same direction. Yellow lines also may mark the right shoulder of the highway. White lines on the pavement divide traffic moving in opposite directions.

10. When the centre markings consist of two yellow lines, or a solid single yellow line indicates that passing is permitted if conditions are ideal.

11. When a single broken yellow line marking the centre of a highway, or a double yellow line with a broken yellow line (on your side) indicates that passing is permitted if traffic and other conditions allow.

12. Always check over your shoulder before changing lanes. Do you agree?

13. While passing a slower moving vehicle, you speed may temporarily exceed the speed limit.

14. It is illegal to pass or drive left of the centre of the highway ______________.

15. All signals shall be given at least ____________ before making a turn.

16. The fact that you believe you should be granted the right of way does not necessarily relieve you from responsibility for a collision.

17. When two vehicles enter an uncontrolled intersection (three or four way stop signs) at approximately the same time, you must yield to _________. If the intersection is controlled, the lights control the authority to proceed.

18. When the driver of a motor vehicle approaches a railroad crossing and notices the lights flashing or a flagman or a train dangerously close to the crossing, the driver must bring their vehicle to a stop not less than _____________ from the nearest rail and shall not proceed until they can do so safely.

19. The yield sign is placed at an intersection which does not require a stop sign but does require some control. You must yield the right of way to traffic in the intersection.

20. A stop sign means you must bring your vehicle to a stop: (select the WRONG answer)