QC Class 2 (Bus) Commercial Licence Practice Test 7
- Perfect for first-time and renewal commercial applicants, and those adding endorsements
- Based on 2024 QC commercial driver's licence manual
- Triple-checked for accuracy
- Updated for December 2024
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QC Class 2 Test 7 is the final step in your Class 2 license prep journey. With 49 questions aligned with the SAAQ's 2024 standards, we've got you covered. The test prepares you for the actual exam that costs $12.40 and has a 75% passing mark. Don't forget the 7-day waiting period if you fail, so make this one count.
What to expect on the official exam
49
questions
39
correct answers to pass
80
passing score
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List of questions (classic view)
- Which of the following statements about a vehicle's retarder is FALSE?
- Which of the following statements about changing lanes is true?
- Which of the following statements about railway crossings is FALSE?
- Which of the following statements about revolutions per minute (rpm) are true?
- Which of the following statements best describes "proactive (defensive) driving?"
- Which of the following types of commercial vehicles are required to carry fire extinguishers?
- Which real forces act on your vehicle as you drive around a curve?
- While you drive, you should check your rear-view mirrors
- While you're driving a school bus, it breaks down on the road. What should you do?
- While you're waiting in an intersection to turn left, which way should you point your front wheels?
- Who is ultimately responsible for the condition of the brakes on a vehicle?
- Why are drivers required to complete a trip inspection report?
- Why do the hours of service regulations exist?
- Why is it risky to drive faster than the traffic flow?
- Why should you do a shoulder check when making a right turn?
- Why should you never run your vehicle's engine in a closed garage?
- Why should you use extra caution at railway crossings in rural areas?
- You are approached from behind by an emergency vehicle sounding its siren on a one-way street. What should you do?
- You are approaching an intersection with a solid yellow light. You should
- You are approaching an intersection, but traffic is blocked on the other side. You should
- You are entering a street from a driveway. Which of these is the correct procedure to follow?
- You are parking your vehicle facing uphill on a street without a curb. In which direction should you be turning your front wheels?
- You are pulling a trailer equipped with air brakes. How can you tell if you have cross-connected the supply line and the service line?
- You are sharing a vehicle with another driver during a trip. The two of you disagree about which defects should be reported. What should you do?
- You enter a curve and due to wet conditions your vehicle starts to skid. What should you do to control it?
- You may be fined as much as _______ for driving a vehicle whose brakes are out of adjustment.
- You may not park in a parking space designated for persons with disabilities unless
- You must treat a flashing red signal like
- You should exercise extreme caution when the asphalt looks
- You should not follow cyclists closely because
- You're driving a taxi, ambulance, or ride-hailing vehicle. What should you do if it starts to skid?
- You're driving a vehicle equipped with air brakes. If the low air pressure warning signal comes on, what should you do?
- You're driving a vehicle equipped with an automatic front-wheel limiting system (ratio valve). If you brake hard during an emergency stop, the air pressure delivered to the front brakes will be approximately _____ of the air pressure to the rear brakes.
- Your vehicle's engine will start to lug (strain) if it is operated
- A Class 1 driver's licence allows you to drive which of the following?
- A Class 2 driver's licence allows you to drive which of the following?
- You're rounding a curve to the right. You should keep your front wheels
- Drivers on Cycle 1 must not drive after completing ____ hours of on-duty time in seven consecutive days.
- Drivers on Cycle 2 must not drive after completing ____ hours of on-duty time in 14 consecutive days.
- During a pre-hill inspection of a vehicle equipped with hydraulic brakes, you should do which of the following?
- How are flares, fusees, and reflectors used?
- If your bus breaks down and you cannot continue the trip, what should you do?
- When turning a corner in a forward-control bus, at what point should you start to turn the steering wheel?
- Where can bus passengers keep their baggage?
- While your bus is in motion, you should
- Who is responsible for making sure that a vehicle's emergency equipment is in working order?
- Why are hours of service regulations in place?
- Why should you adjust your head restraint so its top is at least level with the top of your head?
- With progressive shifting, you should do which of the following?
- Which of the following statements about off-tracking are true?