Ontario G1 Knowledge Test
Pavement markings: practice questions
Our Ontario G1 Test bank has 15 questions on this topic. Here are 3 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1
How are bike lanes typically marked?
- With a double yellow line
- With a broken yellow line
- With red paint only
- With a solid white line
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D. With a solid white line — Bike lanes are reserved for cyclists and are typically marked by a solid white line.
Question 2
What do white lines on the pavement separate?
- HOV lanes from bike lanes
- Traffic travelling in opposite directions
- Traffic travelling in the same direction
- The road from the shoulder only
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C. Traffic travelling in the same direction — White lines separate traffic travelling in the same direction.
Question 3
Large "X" markings painted on the road ahead often warn of what?
- A bike lane crossing
- A railway crossing
- A four-way stop
- A school zone
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B. A railway crossing — You may see yellow advance warning signs and large 'X' pavement markings ahead of railway crossings.
More Ontario G1 Test topics
- Graduated licensing
- New residents and licence exchange
- Sharing the road
- School buses
- Railway crossings
- Parking
- Night and bad weather
- Emergencies and collisions
- Vehicle, insurance and towing
- Sign shapes and colours
- Regulatory signs
- Warning signs
- Temporary condition signs
- Information and other signs
- Traffic lights and signals