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Ontario G1 Knowledge Test

Temporary condition signs: practice questions

Our Ontario G1 Test bank has 14 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

An orange sign says to reduce speed and be prepared to stop. Where would you see it?

  1. At a school zone
  2. At a railway crossing
  3. At a freeway on-ramp
  4. Approaching a temporary work area
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D. Approaching a temporary work area — This temporary condition sign tells you to reduce speed and be prepared to stop.

Question 2

An orange sign warns of a traffic control person ahead. What should you do?

  1. Drive slowly and watch for their instructions
  2. Sound your horn
  3. Stop at the sign until someone waves you through
  4. Change lanes immediately
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A. Drive slowly and watch for their instructions — Traffic control person ahead. Drive slowly and watch for instructions.

Question 3

A pilot or pace vehicle carries a sign. What does it tell you?

  1. Follow at 20 metres
  2. Pass on the left only
  3. Do not pass the vehicle
  4. Stop each time it stops
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C. Do not pass the vehicle — Do not pass the pilot vehicle or pace vehicle bearing this sign.

Question 4

An orange temporary sign warns of a survey crew. Where are they working?

  1. On the road ahead
  2. At the next rest area
  3. In a field beside the road
  4. Only at night
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A. On the road ahead — This sign means a survey crew is working on the road ahead.

Question 5

An orange sign warns that the pavement has been milled or grooved. Why should you drive with extra caution?

  1. The road is closed to cars and open to trucks only
  2. There is no speed limit
  3. Snow is expected
  4. Your stopping ability may be affected
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D. Your stopping ability may be affected — Milled or grooved pavement may affect your stopping ability; motorcyclists may have reduced traction.

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