Trusted Local Auto
Back to Ontario

Ontario G1 Practice Test

Full test preview Question 1 of 40

0 answered 40 remaining

Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules (TLA practice targets)

Stop, yield and regulatory signsStandalone practice

You are already inside an intersection on a two-way road when an ambulance approaches from behind with flashing red lights and its siren sounding. The route straight ahead is clear. What should you do?

Blue car A is already proceeding straight through a clear intersection on a two-way road. A white-and-blue box ambulance approaches from behind with red warning lights flashing and its siren sounding.

Blue car A is already proceeding straight through a clear intersection on a two-way road. A white-and-blue box ambulance approaches from behind with red warning lights flashing and its siren sounding.

Exit practice

Continue learning

Related Ontario questions

The illustrated gavel-and-$500 tab belongs to an Ontario regulatory sign assembly. Which sign does this particular tab supplement?What is the curb area marked by this accessible sign reserved for?At a four-way intersection, all traffic lights are blank after a power failure. No officer or temporary traffic control is directing you. According to the MTO handbook, how should you proceed?When approaching a roundabout, you notice a large commercial truck is also entering the roundabout in the lane next to you. What should you be aware of?What is the danger of "overdriving" your headlights at night?How many demerit points will a driver receive for failing to stop at a pedestrian crossover?
View all G1 Practice Test resources