Ontario Bus Driver Test 08

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Ontario Bus Test 08

1 / 30

What kind of defect is it when the stanchion padding is damaged?

Major

It's not

Minor

Just clean it up

2 / 30

At what speed should backing always be done?

Barely moving

Walking speed

None of the above

20 km/h

3 / 30

When passengers have entered the bus, what should you see before moving the vehicle once again?

That all passengers have seated safely

All of the above

That the students are all quiet to avoid distracting you

That all belongings are on the floor beside the aisle

4 / 30

Which statement is false? While inspecting the windshield, what would you be looking for?

It has no damage to the glass

It has no obstructions

It is clear

It has streaks

5 / 30

When the seat is damaged or won't stay in the position needed to drive, what problem does this pose?

A major defect

A minor defect

The vehicle is placed out of service

None of the above

6 / 30

What's the purpose of stopping with enough space between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead?

So as not to hit that vehicle

All of the above

It's the law

It allows you to be able to manoeuvre the vehicle if necessary

7 / 30

Which of the following is not a defect when the Emergency equipment is...

Missing

Damaged

Doesn't work properly

The wrong size

8 / 30

What's the problem with taking too much time to perform a lane change?

It allows the traffic patterns to change during the lane change

All of the above

You may forget what you were doing

It slows down the vehicle

9 / 30

For a manual transmission vehicle why should you run the engine in the highest gear range?

All of the above

To give it more power

To help keep it in low revs

To save on brakes

10 / 30

How long should you typically let your vehicle warm up?

3 to 5 minutes

30 seconds

10 minutes

60 seconds

11 / 30

How long should you let your vehicle warm up if the temperature is below 0 degrees Celsius?

30 seconds

60 seconds

7 to 10 minutes

3 to 5 minutes

12 / 30

Which of the following is not a defect regarding the seat back or passenger-protection barrier padding?

Too much

Partially missing

Missing

Shifted from position so as not to be effective

13 / 30

Which of the following is not a defect if the wiper blade is...

Damaged

Wrong size

Fails to adequately clear driver's field of vision

Missing

14 / 30

Which statement is false? You should you turn off your engine when you stop for any length of time, other than when loading or unloading passengers...

Prevents unnecessary emissions

Reduce maintenance requirements

Keeps the bus hidden

Save fuel

15 / 30

Which statement is false? The following are locations that are not suitable for making a lane change, including...

Solid pavement markings

Railway crossings

Pedestrian crossings

Areas with a broken white line

16 / 30

While exiting the expressway, where should you slow down?

One km before the exit lane

Prior to entering the exit lane

The exit lane

Half way down the exit lane

17 / 30

Why should you check the mirrors after clearing an intersection?

To ensure the mirrors are still operational

All of the above

To look for a space to change lane in the intersection

It allows you to be continually aware of conditions so that necessary adjustments in speed and position can be made

18 / 30

When performing a lane change, you should operate within how much of the posted speed limit if conditions permit?

10 km/h over the limit

5 km/h over the limit

15 km/h

10 km/h

19 / 30

Are first aid kits required to always be complete?

Yes

Not if the driver is properly trained in first aid

Only on larger buses

20 / 30

Which of the following is not a minor defect with regards to the stop arm for a Class B and E vehicle?

Stop arm or stop sign is damaged so as to significantly affect visibility

Stop arm will only extend fully

Stop arm or stop sign is missing

Either light on stop arm is inoperative

21 / 30

Practise progressive gear shifting at approximately how many rpm?

1200 rpm

2100 rpm

900 rpm

1600 rpm

22 / 30

What happens if the student safety crossing arm is missing?

Let your employer know

Report it as a minor defect

All of the above

Tell your passengers to be careful

23 / 30

What kind of a defect is it when the passenger seat is occupied and the seat is insecure?

Just ask the passenger to move

Minor

It's not a defect

Major

24 / 30

Which of the following is not an advantage of having a proper warm-up?

It reduces leakage

It warms up the brake lines

It reduces wear

It helps lubricate components and seals

25 / 30

While stopped, where should you continue to look?

All of the above

Traffic ahead, beside and in the vehicle mirrors

The interior mirrors to watch the passengers

The dashboard

26 / 30

Is it required to inspect the steps and floor?

If your employer asks you to

Only if the bus is older

Yes

27 / 30

When going through an intersection, when should any necessary transmission shifts be made?

During the first half of the intersection

During the last half of the intersection

Prior to entering an intersection

None of the above

28 / 30

The glass surface of any mirror is a defect if it does not have a non-reflective area of more than...

6.5 square cm

4.5 square cm

7.5 square cm

5 square cm

29 / 30

Why should you back off the accelerator when going down a hill?

To let gravity and momentum do the work

All of the above

It helps to slow down

Saves brakes

30 / 30

What could happen if you license plate is not visible?

The vehicle can be taken out of service

You could be fined

None of the above

Your driver's license is suspended

Your score is

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