Ontario G1 Practice Mock Exam 7

All 20 questions from Mock Exam 7, with answers and explanations.

A mixed exam like the real test: 10 questions on signs, lights and markings (8 with pictures) and 10 on the rules of the road, including turning & lane changes, alcohol & drugs and demerit points & suspensions.

These are the 20 questions from Mock Exam 7, covering road signs and the rules of the road from the official MTO Driver’s Handbook. Read through them with Show answer, or take the exam online first with the answers hidden and see your score. No sign-in needed.

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  1. Question 1 · Traffic Signs

    White sign with a black U-shaped arrow inside a red circle with a red slash

    What does this sign mean?

    1. A. No left turns
    2. B. No right turns
    3. C. U-turns permitted when the road is clear
    4. D. Do not turn to go in the opposite direction
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    Answer: D. Do not turn to go in the opposite direction

    This sign prohibits turning around to head back the way you came.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: SignsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  2. Question 2 · Traffic Lights

    Traffic signal with the middle yellow light on

    What does this signal mean?

    1. A. Speed up to clear the intersection
    2. B. Red is about to show; brake to a halt when you safely can, otherwise continue carefully
    3. C. The light is about to turn green
    4. D. Always stop immediately
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    Answer: B. Red is about to show; brake to a halt when you safely can, otherwise continue carefully

    Yellow warns that red comes next. Stop if it is safe to; if not, carry on through with care.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Traffic LightsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  3. Question 3 · Traffic Signs

    Orange diamond sign with black lettering and an arrow pointing right

    An orange sign shaped like a diamond, like this one, is mostly used to warn about:

    1. A. A short-term situation such as road work
    2. B. A permanent school zone
    3. C. A tourist attraction
    4. D. A change in the speed limit only
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    Answer: A. A short-term situation such as road work

    Orange warning signs mark conditions that are only in place for a while, for example roadworks.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: SignsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  4. Question 4 · Right-of-Way

    Two vehicles arrive from different roads at the same moment at an intersection with no signs or signals. Which goes first?

    1. A. The vehicle on the left
    2. B. The vehicle on the right
    3. C. The larger vehicle
    4. D. The faster vehicle
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    Answer: B. The vehicle on the right

    Yield to the vehicle approaching from your right.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Driving Through IntersectionsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  5. Question 5 · Traffic Signs

    Yellow diamond sign with a small red eight-sided symbol above a black arrow pointing up

    What does this sign mean?

    1. A. You must stop here
    2. B. A traffic light is ahead
    3. C. The road ends ahead
    4. D. Prepare to stop; a stop sign is coming up
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    Answer: D. Prepare to stop; a stop sign is coming up

    This is an advance warning of a stop sign, so reduce speed in good time.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: SignsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  6. Question 6 · Traffic Signs

    White rectangular sign with a black arrow angled down to the right and black lettering

    What does this sign tell drivers on a road with several lanes in one direction?

    1. A. Everyone has to turn right
    2. B. Slower vehicles belong in the right lane
    3. C. The right lane is for overtaking
    4. D. Right turns are prohibited
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    Answer: B. Slower vehicles belong in the right lane

    Vehicles travelling slowly should stay in the right-hand lane where there are multiple lanes.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: SignsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  7. Question 7 · Traffic Lights

    Traffic signal with a steady red light, beside a green arrow pointing left

    The traffic signal looks like this. You may:

    1. A. Proceed straight
    2. B. Turn right from any lane
    3. C. Turn left, using the left-turn lane
    4. D. Make a U-turn from any lane
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    Answer: C. Turn left, using the left-turn lane

    This arrow lets you make your left turn out of the dedicated left-turn lane.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Traffic LightsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  8. Question 8 · Traffic Signs

    Yellow diamond sign showing a car with wavy skid marks behind it

    When does the warning on this sign matter most?

    1. A. Only for big trucks
    2. B. When the road is wet
    3. C. When it is dark out
    4. D. Only in the winter
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    Answer: B. When the road is wet

    This sign warns that the road is slippery when wet, so slow down and avoid sudden steering or braking in rain.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: SignsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  9. Question 9 · Pavement Markings

    Two-lane road with a solid yellow centre line on the left of a car

    It is foggy and you are behind a slow vehicle. The centre line on your side is solid. What should you do?

    1. A. Stay behind it; passing here is not safe
    2. B. Pass it, since slow vehicles are a hazard
    3. C. Pass only after switching to high beams
    4. D. Pass it carefully using the right shoulder
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    Answer: A. Stay behind it; passing here is not safe

    A solid line on your side means passing is not safe. In fog you shouldn't pass at all.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Pavement MarkingsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  10. Question 10 · G1 Licence Rules

    What is the minimum amount of time you must hold a Level Two (G2) licence?

    1. A. 6 months
    2. B. 8 months
    3. C. 24 months
    4. D. 12 months
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    Answer: D. 12 months

    Level Two lasts a minimum of 12 months.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Getting Your Driver's LicenceReviewed October 2026Report an error

  11. Question 11 · Night & Weather Driving

    In fog, what should you use as a guide to stay in your lane?

    1. A. The centre line
    2. B. The tail lights of the vehicle ahead, following closely
    3. C. The right edge of the road
    4. D. Your GPS map
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    Answer: C. The right edge of the road

    Follow the right-hand edge of the road. Using the centre line as a guide can pull you toward oncoming traffic.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Driving at Night and in Bad WeatherReviewed October 2026Report an error

  12. Question 12 · Alcohol & Drugs

    Under Ontario's rules, a driver aged 20 with a full G licence is found with a small amount of alcohol in their blood. What happens at the roadside?

    1. A. Nothing, because they hold a full licence
    2. B. A 24-hour licence suspension
    3. C. A warning letter
    4. D. A 90-day suspension
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    Answer: B. A 24-hour licence suspension

    Drivers 21 and under must have zero blood alcohol, whatever their licence. Any alcohol brings an immediate roadside suspension, and a conviction adds a fine and at least a 30-day suspension.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Other Ways to Lose Your LicenceReviewed October 2026Report an error

  13. Question 13 · Parking

    What is the minimum distance from a bridge you must keep when parking?

    1. A. 15 metres
    2. B. 30 metres
    3. C. 50 metres
    4. D. 100 metres
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    Answer: D. 100 metres

    Don't park on or within 100 metres of a bridge.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Parking Along RoadwaysReviewed October 2026Report an error

  14. Question 14 · Turning & Lane Changes

    Where is a three-point turn NOT allowed?

    1. A. On a road with parked cars
    2. B. On any two-lane road
    3. C. On a curve or near a hilltop
    4. D. On a quiet residential street
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    Answer: C. On a curve or near a hilltop

    Three-point turns and U-turns are off-limits wherever your view is blocked: on curves, close to hilltops or railway tracks, and by bridges or tunnels.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Changing DirectionsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  15. Question 15 · Seatbelts & Safety

    A child is 7 years old, weighs 30 kg and is 135 cm tall, and has outgrown a forward-facing seat. What restraint is required?

    1. A. A booster seat with a lap-and-shoulder belt
    2. B. A forward-facing seat with a tether strap
    3. C. A rear-facing seat in the back seat
    4. D. The vehicle's seatbelt on its own
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    Answer: A. A booster seat with a lap-and-shoulder belt

    Children under 8 who weigh 18 to under 36 kg and are under 145 cm tall must use a booster seat, which must be used with a lap-and-shoulder belt, never a lap belt alone.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Getting Ready to DriveReviewed October 2026Report an error

  16. Question 16 · Traffic Signs

    A sign shows a square with a yellow-and-black checkerboard border around an arrow. What does it warn?

    1. A. A school zone just ahead
    2. B. A marked bicycle route
    3. C. A sharp turn; slow right down
    4. D. A railway crossing ahead
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    Answer: C. A sharp turn; slow right down

    A checkerboard border on a turn sign warns of a sharp turn and danger, so slow down a lot.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: SignsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  17. Question 17 · Pavement Markings

    What does a shared-lane marking (a bicycle symbol with two chevrons painted in the lane) tell you?

    1. A. Cyclists and drivers share this lane
    2. B. Bicycles are banned from this lane
    3. C. This lane is a parking lane
    4. D. Cyclists must use the sidewalk
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    Answer: A. Cyclists and drivers share this lane

    Sharrows mark a lane that cyclists and drivers share. Expect cyclists in the lane and give them room.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Sharing the Road with Other Road UsersReviewed October 2026Report an error

  18. Question 18 · Turning & Lane Changes

    When is passing on the paved right shoulder of a road allowed?

    1. A. Whenever traffic in your lane is slow
    2. B. Only to pass a vehicle that is turning left
    3. C. To get to an exit sooner
    4. D. Never under any circumstances
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    Answer: B. Only to pass a vehicle that is turning left

    You may use a paved right shoulder only to get around a vehicle turning left. Never pass on the left shoulder.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Changing PositionsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  19. Question 19 · Sharing the Road

    You see a private vehicle with a flashing green light approaching. What does it mean?

    1. A. A slow-moving farm or road vehicle
    2. B. A driving school car with a student
    3. C. A volunteer firefighter or medical responder
    4. D. A police officer in an unmarked car
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    Answer: C. A volunteer firefighter or medical responder

    Flashing green lights are used by volunteer firefighters and medical responders in their own vehicles. Yield to help them get through.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Dealing with Particular SituationsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  20. Question 20 · Demerit Points & Suspensions

    Which offence carries 7 demerit points?

    1. A. Driving 50 km/h or more over the limit
    2. B. Careless driving
    3. C. Racing
    4. D. Failing to stop for police
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    Answer: D. Failing to stop for police

    Failing to stop for police and failing to remain at the scene of a collision are 7-point offences. Racing, driving 50 or more over and careless driving are 6.

    Source: MTO Driver’s Handbook: Keeping Your Driver's LicenceReviewed October 2026Report an error

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