- Based on 2025 ON commercial driver's licence manual
- Updated for January 2025
2025 ON Commercial General Knowledge: 50-Question Test
- Perfect for first-time and renewal commercial applicants, and those adding endorsements
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- At an intersection where there are no signs or lights, you must yield the right-of-way to...
- If you have to drive in fog, which of these is not a safe driving tip?
- If you have to drive through a flooded area, at what speeds should you test your brakes afterward?
- According to studies, when do accidents caused by drowsiness typically occur?
- How does the anti-lock braking system (ABS) function?
- What is usually the maximum speed of tractors, combines and other farm vehicles?
- When navigating country roads at night, when should you switch to low beam headlights?
- You should switch to your low-beam headlights when you are within what distance of an oncoming vehicle?
- How can you identify a snow removal vehicle from a distance of within 150 metres?
- When driving at night on unlit roads, what could potentially deceive you into thinking you can see further than you actually can?
- When passing a cyclist, what is the recommended minimum distance you should keep between your vehicle and the cyclist?
- If you're parked on the side of the road, what should you do before opening your car door?
- If an emergency vehicle approaches while you're in a roundabout, how should you respond?
- What is not an action you must take after a minor vehicle collision in which no one was injured?
- What does a steady yellow traffic signal indicate?
- If your vehicle has broken down, you must move it off the roadway if possible, unless there is a clear view for at least ________ in both directions.
- Which action should you not perform to avoid hitting large animals?
- Why are animal-crossing signs installed on the road?
- Besides flags, what else is required to be displayed on both the front and rear of an oversized vehicle/load?
- How are warning signs typically shaped?
- What minimum amount of damage must a collision cause to be reportable by law to the police?
- Which of these is not an usual temporary condition sign?
- What should you avoid doing when you observe an approaching emergency vehicle with its lights or siren on?
- What isn't an effective method to maintain the safety of roadside workers near a construction site?
- Which of the following isn't a method to reduce your chances of colliding with an animal on a roadway?
- If you're at the scene of a crash where someone is injured and you lack first aid training, what should you do?
- If you can't move your commercial vehicle off the roadway in a speed limit zone greater than 60 km/h, you must set out one type of emergency warning device at what distance?
- Is there any circumstance in which you are permitted to make a left turn on a red light
- If you encounter a large animal while driving, you should NOT
- As a commercial vehicle operator, do you need to know how to prevent fires and basic firefighting techniques?
- If your vehicle is immobilized on the roadway and it's impractical to move it off the roadway, there must be a clear view of it on the roadway from which distance in both directions?
- What needs to be used to mark vehicles and/or loads in excess of the dimensions prescribed under Section 109 of the Highway Traffic Act?
- What is every driver involved in a collision required to do?
- It is illegal to follow a fire truck or an ambulance within
- Are commercial drivers permanently exempt from using two-way radios, provided the microphone is securely mounted and easy for the driver to reach?
- Which of these vehicles display a flashing green light?
- If another driver threatens you, what should you not do?
- Which of the following is not recommended to reduce driver distractions?
- Which of the following does NOT usually cause a truck fire?
- What should you not do if you're experiencing stress while driving?
- Except for police, fire and ambulance, what other vehicle is classified as an emergency vehicle when it's stopped with flashing lights?
- When the view of your parked vehicle is blocked by a hill, curve, or other obstruction within 150 metres, what should you do?
- Should you exchange information with the other driver in a minor accident with minimal damage?
- What prompts drivers aged 65 to 79 with class A, B, C, D, E or F licences to undergo a vision, knowledge, and road test?
- Which of these are not required to pass your road test successfully?
- If a driver is convicted of driving-related offences, demerit points are recorded on their records. How long does this remain on the record from the date of the offence?
- How often do drivers under the age of 80 with class A, B, C, E or F licences need to pass a vision and knowledge test in order to renew their licence?
- If you receive a notice and a blank medical report form in the mail three months before your medical report is due, which of the follow would you not need to do?
- How frequently are Drivers aged 65 or older required to submit a medical report?
- What would you need to do if your licence has been suspended, cancelled, or expired for more than three years?