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Ontario G1 Practice Test

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

Stop, yield and regulatory signsStandalone practice

You approach in the lane beside a bus bay. A full-size transit bus displays the prescribed rear Yield to Bus sign and signals that it is ready to re-enter your lane. What must you do?

A westbound city transit bus B is in an indented bus bay on the north side of a two-way road, beside a bus-stop marker. Its rear-left amber indicator is active, and the prescribed Yield/Cédez bus sign is mounted beside that lamp. Blue A approaches from behind in the lane adjacent to the bay. An inset enlarges the rear sign and signal. No answer route is shown.

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