Ontario Class B (Bus) Commercial Licence Practice Test 2

Welcome to Practice Test 2 designed specifically for prospective Class B drivers in Ontario! You'll find 50 questions here focusing on basic road signs and traffic rules, key in acing your Class B license exam. Ontario law mandates that school bus drivers with seating for more than 24 passengers must hold a valid Class B license. The pass rate for this practice test is 80%, closely mimicking the real exam conditions. Use this test to understand the foundational elements you need to know as a Class B bus driver.

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List of questions (classic view)

What is the reason for using a guide during backing?
How can you avoid the risk of the rear wheels dropping off the pavement when going around a right curve?
What is the minimum age needed to drive a bus with a Class B or E Licence?
When inspecting hydraulic brakes with power assist, you should do all of the following EXCEPT
Why should you avoid using brakes excessively on long downward slopes?
What is the maximum number of demerit points a driver can accumulate to apply for a Class B or E Licence?
How can you prevent the rear wheels from moving into the oncoming traffic lane while taking a left curve?
Why is it advisable to exit your vehicle before starting to back up?
Which of these is not checked during wheel inspections?
What licence class is required to drive a school-purposes bus equipped with seating for up to 24 passengers?
How many convictions or guilty verdicts under the Criminal Code of Canada in the past five years disqualifies you from obtaining a Class B or E licence?
After you obtain a medical-examination report form, whom do you take it to?
What activity potentially eradicates the need for backing a vehicle?
Why is it recommended to release the brakes slightly just before the vehicle comes to a complete stop, then brake again to hold the vehicle while stopped?
What inspection schedule is required for yellow school buses or school-purpose buses?
What factor influences the amount of off-track a vehicle experiences?
When performing a right turn onto a narrow street, what is the safest method to use?
Why does the rear of a school bus swing outside its normal path during turning maneuvers?
Is crossing over a median strip legal for vehicles?
Is it mandatory to successfully complete a school-bus driver improvement course for acquiring a Class B or E licence?
During a right turn, why should you utilize more space from the road you are entering than departing?
What is the function of fanning air brakes?
Which is the simplest and safest backing maneuver?
Running the rear wheels of a bus over curbs and sidewalks can potentially damage all of the following EXCEPT
A driver whose licence has been suspended within the past _______ will be ineligible for a Class B or E licence.
What is the main strategy to manage speed on steep downgrades?
When overtaking a bicycle on the road, how much distance should a motor vehicle aim to leave between them, where possible?
Which of the following does not qualify as a brake retarder?
What does it mean when you are 'overdriving your headlights'?
When a bus, from a bus bay, starts giving left-turn signals, indicating an intention to merge back into traffic, what are you required to do as a driver?
According to daily regulations for school bus drivers, after how many hours on duty is a driver not allowed to continue driving?
In a roundabout, who has the right of way?
Who normally determines a cycle for the driver to follow?
Under full emergency braking, how far could a train take to come to a halt?
At a railway crossing, when a train is approaching, what is the minimum distance you need to stop from the nearest rail?
If you experience brake failure while driving on a flat road, what should you do?
Within what distance should you use your low beam headlights when approaching an oncoming vehicle?
How is the activation of a retarder typically controlled...
If the low air-pressure warning device activates while you're driving, what action should you take?
Is it acceptable for the rear wheels of a bus to ride up on the central apron of a roundabout in order to complete the turn?
When following another vehicle, how far before it should you switch to your low-beam headlights?
Why is it not advisable to unnecessarily honk your horn when overtaking a cyclist?
When driving on a highway at a speed of 60 km/h or higher, a commercial vehicle must maintain at least what distance between other vehicles?
How many hours off-duty must a school bus driver have in a day according to daily regulations?
What information is not contained within the daily log for a driver?
The brake retarder only applies brake force to which part of the vehicle?
Do regulations concerning hours of service apply to school bus drivers?
At an all-way stop, if two vehicles stop simultaneously, which vehicle should be given the right of way?
What does a yield sign indicate for drivers?
Why should you switch to low beams when encountering a hilltop or curve on a country road?