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10 ways you can help make Ontario's roads the safest in North America - CORRECT ANSWER: Don't drink and drive. Don't drive when you're taking medication that will affect your driving.Wear your seatbelt (unless you are a passenger on a bus without seat belts).Obey the speed limits. Slow down when road and weather conditions are poor.Don't take risks: don't cut people off in traffic, make sudden lane changes or run yellow lights.Don't drive when you're tired, upset or sick.If you're in doubt, let the other driver go first — yield the right-of-way.Keep a safe distance between your vehicle and the one ahead.Avoid distractions associated with electronic devices such as cell phones and GPS.Never text message while driving, and keep two-way radio conversations to a minimum.Check your mirrors frequently; be aware of blind spots not covered by the mirrors.Check traffic in all directions before going into an intersection.

3 types of retarders - CORRECT ANSWER: exhaust brakes, engine brakes and

driveline (transmission) retarders. Activation of the retarder is usually controlled by the driver by means of an "on-off" or variable setting switch. In some buses, the retarder activates automatically when the service brakes are applied. Exhaust and engine brake retarders typically increase engine noise and many communities prohibit their use.

DRIVE LINE RETARDERS DO NOT INCREASE ENGINE NOISE...However, prolonged use increases transmission heat to the point that it could shut down the coach to protect the transmission from damage

A bus - CORRECT ANSWER: a motor vehicle designed for carrying 10 or more

passengers and used for the transportation of people

A school bus - CORRECT ANSWER: is painted chrome yellow, and displays on the

front and rear the words "School Bus" and on the rear the words "Do not pass when signals flashing."

A school-purposes bus is - CORRECT ANSWER: a school bus, as defined in

subsection 175 (1) of the Highway Traffic Act; or a bus while being operated by or under contract with a school board or other authority in charge of a school for the transportation of adults with developmental disabilities or children

A school-purposes vehicle is: - CORRECT ANSWER: a van or station wagon, while being operated by or under a contract with a school board or other authority in charge of 1 / 2

a school, for the transportation of six or more adults with a developmental disability, six or more children or six or more persons from both categories.

bike box? - CORRECT ANSWER: help prevent collisions between motorists and

bicycles at intersections. It is typically a painted box on the road with a white bicycle symbol inside. Bicycle lanes approaching and leaving the box may also be painted. As a driver, you must stop for a traffic signal behind the bike box. Do not stop in the box.

Bus - CORRECT ANSWER: a motor vehicle designed for carrying 10 or more

passengers and used for the transportation of persons.

can you enter bike lanes? - CORRECT ANSWER: only when turning, and only if

necessary

Class A license - CORRECT ANSWER: tractor-trailer combination

class D and G

Class B license - CORRECT ANSWER: any school purpose bus (incl more than 24

passengers) class C,D,E,F,G

Class C license - CORRECT ANSWER: any regular bus (incl over 24 passengers)

NOT school buses

Class D,F,G

Class D license - CORRECT ANSWER: any vehicle exceeding 11,000 kg GROSS

weight

or any truck/combination provided the towed vehicle is NOT over 4,600 kg

Class G

Class E - CORRECT ANSWER: any school purpose bus with MAX 24 passengers

Class F and G

Class F - CORRECT ANSWER: any REGULAR bus with 10-24 passengers

NO school buses

ambulances

Class G

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