UniDrive Test

Which direction does traffic travel in a roundabout?

Clockwise.
Counter-clockwise.
To the left.
Depends on which way you’re turning.

Stopping so you can see the tires of the vehicle in front of you on the pavement at a traffic light allows you to?

Allows you to drive around the vehicle in front of you in the event that the car stalls or you see a car in your rear view mirror coming up too fast
See if the person is environmentally conscious
Determine if you want to purchase Bridgestones or Michelins for your next set of tires
Allows you to get the licence plate number of that nefarious Green Hornet

How do you know if the vehicle that you are driving is equipped with ABS (Anti-lock braking systems)?

There is a label on the side of the master cylinder
A light will appear on the dash for a brief period of time during start-up
The owner’s manual
It is written on the brake pedal

At night, at what approximate distance behind another vehicle travelling in the same direction should you switch to low beams?

150m (500ft).
3 seconds.
60m (200ft).
5 seconds.

Good space margins allow the driver to?

Save fuel.
Give you enough room to make a smooth gradual stop, even if the driver in front makes a panic stop.
Reduce the likelihood of being struck by a tailgater.
All the above.

At night, what distance behind another vehicle travelling in the same direction must you switch to low beams?

5 seconds
500 ft (120 m)
200 ft (60 m)
3 seconds

Other than brake lights, what is the other indicator that tells you that traffic has slowed?

The traffic light has turned from green to yellow
The traffic is approaching an intersection
A detour is in operation
The spaces between the vehicles becomes smaller

This sign means?

Watch for rocks on the road ahead
Pavement ends ahead
Trucks crossing ahead
There is a body of water along the roadway; road may be slippery

Carbon monoxide is . . .?

Especially dangerous because it is odourless, colourless, tasteless and difficult to detect
Only a concern when the vehicle's engine is operated in an enclosed space.
No longer a concern with vehicles manufactured after 2006.
Something that only affects a small percentage of the driving population.

You are driving a pick-up truck – where are passengers allowed to sit?

In the back, so long as they are sitting.
Only in the front and wearing a seatbelt.
In the back so long as there is a rear window that opens so you can talk to the passengers in the pickup bed.
In the truck bed and on the roof, but it must be equipped with a roof rack and the riders on the roof must be tethered.

When a traffic light stops working, what is the correct procedure to advance through the intersection?

First person to arrive has the right-of-way.
Person on the right has the right-of-way.
The intersection is to be treated as a four-way stop
The biggest vehicle has the right-of-way.

This sign means?

Right lane ends ahead
Bike lane ahead; move to the left of your lane
Narrow structure ahead; often a bridge
Road narrows ahead.

What is the most common cause of backing crashes?

Speed.
Not looking before backing.
Poor visibility.
Young children in play areas whom are improperly supervised.

Daylight running lights. . .?

Make your vehicle more visible to other traffic, thus reducing your risk of being involved in a collision
Are redundant
Waste battery life
Can be used at night to evade police after pulling a bank heist

Which of the following does NOT decrease a danger zone?

Smaller vehicle
Lower speeds
Heavy loads
Covering the brake

Which of the following is NOT a condition of the Class 7 licence?

Cannot drive between midnight and 5am
Your blood alcohol level must be zero
Accompanied by qualified supervisor holding full licence
Must be accompanied by a big, burly woman wearing a blue sweater

This signal means?

Proceed after scanning the intersection and determining that it is clear
Stop at any cost
Steady yellow; slow down and stop unless you can’t do so without entering the intersection
Accelerate, because the light is about to change to red

This sign is?

Temporary condition sign
Cautionary sign
Regulatory sign
Directional sign

What is the definition of “Reaction Time”?

The time between when the brakes are applied and when the vehicle actually begins to slow down.
The time between a driver observing a situation and her realizing that the situation has become something that requires a change in course
The time it takes between recognizing a hazard ahead and applying the brakes.
The time between when the driver applies the brakes to when the brakes actually begin to apply.

This sign means?

Yield to oncoming traffic, and proceed when the way is clear
Stop, and proceed when the way is clear.
No parking from here to corner.
Do not enter.

Approximately how long does it take to drive across an urban intersection where the cross-street is 4 lanes?

8 seconds.
20 seconds
6 seconds
10 seconds.

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Which direction does traffic travel in a roundabout?

Stopping so you can see the tires of the vehicle in front of you on the pavement at a traffic light allows you to?

How do you know if the vehicle that you are driving is equipped with ABS (Anti-lock braking systems)?

At night, at what approximate distance behind another vehicle travelling in the same direction should you switch to low beams?

Good space margins allow the driver to?

At night, what distance behind another vehicle travelling in the same direction must you switch to low beams?

Other than brake lights, what is the other indicator that tells you that traffic has slowed?

This sign means?

Carbon monoxide is . . .?

You are driving a pick-up truck – where are passengers allowed to sit?

When a traffic light stops working, what is the correct procedure to advance through the intersection?

This sign means?

What is the most common cause of backing crashes?

Daylight running lights. . .?

Which of the following does NOT decrease a danger zone?

Which of the following is NOT a condition of the Class 7 licence?

This signal means?

This sign is?

What is the definition of “Reaction Time”?

This sign means?

Approximately how long does it take to drive across an urban intersection where the cross-street is 4 lanes?