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FREE 2024 CVOR Practice Test 4: 50 Questions (ON)

  • Perfect for first-time and renewal commercial applicants, and those adding endorsements
  • Based on 2024 ON commercial driver's licence manual
  • Updated for June 2024
Verified by Steven Litvintchouk, M.S., Chief Educational Researcher, Member of ACES. See our detailed commitment to accuracy and quality in our practice tests.
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About this test

In the diverse landscape of Ontario, from the hustle of Toronto to the quiet lanes of Muskoka, operating commercial vehicles requires a comprehensive grasp of the CVOR system. Our fourth practice test pushes you further into the depths of commercial vehicle regulations and requirements. With 50 challenging questions, hints, and our Driving Genie AI to guide you, Test 4 ensures you're well-equipped for the CVOR exam.

List of questions (classic view)

  1. In case a driver doubts the completeness of a previously done inspection and report, what should they do?
  2. Why should companies have ongoing checks for compliance with legislation?
  3. Which of the following recreational vehicles must undergo daily inspection?
  4. Which of the following farm vehicles is not exempt from needing a daily inspection?
  5. When should the driver record any additional defects they discover?
  6. What is the primary objective of a daily vehicle inspection?
  7. An employer who issues a dangerous goods training certificate must keep a copy of it in the driver's file for a period of...
  8. In Canada, a dangerous goods training certificate has a maximum validity of how many years?
  9. Once conducted, an inspection and its report are valid for how long?
  10. The order in which vehicle components are inspected can follow any sequence, provided that...
  11. What needs to be done if a defect listed in a report is fixed but no standalone repair order was created?
  12. Are the formats and layouts for inspection reports prescribed by law?
  13. Under what condition can a driver continue driving with a minor defect listed on an inspection schedule?
  14. What should be done when an inter-city bus has been checked under Schedule 3 combined with Schedule 4, but the Schedule 4 under-vehicle inspection has expired and cannot be completed?
  15. What must daily inspection reports used by multiple drivers include?
  16. Which inspection schedules can be used together for the inspection of an inter-city bus?
  17. Daily inspection schedule 6 is used for inspecting what kind of vehicle?
  18. Who provides completed Schedule 4 inspection reports to the operator?
  19. When must bus drivers complete and sign an inspection report?
  20. When should a driver record and report a minor defect identified during an inspection?
  21. Are Ontario operators permitted to incorporate a section on inspection reports for tracking defects and repairs, known as 'certification of repairs'?
  22. Who is responsible for conducting a Schedule 4 under-vehicle inspection?
  23. What is the purpose of a daily inspection using schedule 5?
  24. Who is obligated to provide drivers with the necessary reports for inspections?
  25. Why might a driver hand a valid original copy of a daily inspection report to another driver from the same operator?
  26. What should accompany a Schedule 3 inspection?
  27. Can single inspection reports be combined with hours-of-service logbooks?
  28. Which of the following does not have to be printed on or within the report book?
  29. What must drivers do when towing a trailer to document the inspection information of both the power unit and the trailer?
  30. Which of the following is not a required minimum line item on both single reports and report books?
  31. Which party is responsible for rectifying any defects that do not meet performance standards?
  32. Which method is NOT a valid way for drivers to report a defect to their operator?
  33. How soon must expired inspection reports be forwarded to the operator, at the very latest?
  34. When should an under-vehicle inspection using Schedule 4 be completed if an inter-city bus is inspected using Schedule 3?
  35. What is the objective of carrying out a daily inspection using Schedule 1?
  36. How long are reports certifying schedules 1, 2, 3, 5 or 6 inspections valid from the time of inspection?
  37. What type of vehicles does daily inspection schedule 2 cover?
  38. What is the status of a vehicle that has a major defect, as defined in the inspection schedule?
  39. Do operators have flexibility in creating a report that best suits their operation's needs?
  40. What happens to report books that are full or exceed the owner's established end-date or use period?
  41. What is the color of the inspection sticker for vehicles such as buses, accessible vehicles and school purpose vehicles?
  42. What happens when a vehicle passes an annual or semi-annual inspection?
  43. Is a signature required on the electronic display of a vehicle inspection?
  44. What is not listed on the vehicle inspection report?
  45. Which factor is not considered when scheduling bus inspections using a risk-based approach?
  46. Where is the inspection sticker placed for a truck, mobile equipment vehicle, trailer and converter dolly?
  47. What happens to the previous inspection stickers when a new one is placed?
  48. Why are periodic inspections essential for commercial motor vehicles, trailers, and converter dollies?
  49. A safety standards certificate is required for which of these actions?
  50. How long is the inspection valid for buses, school purpose vehicles used for transporting six or more persons, and accessible vehicles?