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Ontario G1 Knowledge Test

Emergencies and collisions: practice questions

Our Ontario G1 Test bank has 12 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.

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Question 1

A person at a collision scene seems to be going into shock. What can an untrained helper do?

  1. Give them something to drink
  2. Cover them with a jacket or blanket
  3. Make them walk around
  4. Pour cold water on them to wake them
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B. Cover them with a jacket or blanket — People in collisions often go into shock. Cover the person with a jacket or blanket to reduce its effects.

Question 2

In a collision with less than $5,000 damage and no injuries, what are you still required to do?

  1. Exchange information with anyone whose vehicle was damaged
  2. Report it to the police within 24 hours
  3. Wait for police to arrive
  4. Report it to DriveTest
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A. Exchange information with anyone whose vehicle was damaged — If damage is under $5,000 you must still exchange information with anyone whose vehicle was damaged, but you need not report to police.

Question 3

What is every driver involved in a collision required to do?

  1. Leave if they think it was not their fault
  2. Drive to the nearest police station first
  3. Leave once they have taken photos
  4. Stay at the scene or return to it and give all possible help
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D. Stay at the scene or return to it and give all possible help — Every driver involved must stay at the scene or return to it immediately and give all possible assistance.

Question 4

In a minor collision with no injuries, the cars can still be driven. What does "Steer it, Clear it" mean?

  1. Leave them exactly where they stopped
  2. Move the vehicles as far off the road as possible
  3. Drive away and report it later
  4. Push them to the centre median
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B. Move the vehicles as far off the road as possible — If vehicles are driveable, move them off the road; this should not affect the police investigation.

Question 5

A front tire blows out. What should you do?

  1. Speed up to keep control
  2. Ease off the gas and steer firmly where you want to go
  3. Brake hard immediately
  4. Let go of the steering wheel
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B. Ease off the gas and steer firmly where you want to go — Take your foot off the gas to slow down and steer firmly in the direction you want to go, then stop off the road.

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