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1
Q

What class conditon do you require to drive a vehicle equiped with airbreaks?

A

Class Z

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You stop a bicycle for disobeying a stop sign on a highway. The driver refuses to identify himself/herself. You have the authority to:

arrest the driver for fail to identify
no authority – bicycle is not a motor vehicle 
no authority to ask for identification 
charge driver with fail to surrender drivers licence
A

arrest the driver for fail to identify

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You stop a motor vehicle because you saw a speed measure warning device that was sitting on the dash. When you approach the car, the device is gone. You have authority to:

search the driver and seize the device 
search motor vehicle only and seize the device
search the motor vehicle and the driver 
seize device if in plain view only
A

search motor vehicle only and seize the device

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You, a police officer, may exceed the speed limit provided you meet the following conditions:

Lawful performance of your duty and approved by a supervisor 
On your way to a call for service 
Lawful performance of your duty operating a police vehicle
Lawful performance of your duty operating any vehicle
A

Lawful performance of your duty operating a police vehicle

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5
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HTA Section 32

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(1) No person shall drive a motor vehicle on a highway unless the motor vehicle is within a class of motor vehicles in respect of which the person holds a driver’s licence issued to him or her under this Act. R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, s. 32 (1).

(3) No person shall drive, on a highway, a vehicle equipped with air brakes unless the licence of that person is endorsed to permit the driving of a vehicle of that class equipped with air brakes. R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, s. 32 (3).

(5) The Minister may issue a driver’s licence to any person who meets the requirements of this Act and the regulations authorizing the person to drive on a highway,

(a) any motor vehicle within a class or classes of motor vehicles;

(b) subject to any conditions or endorsements; and

(c) for the period of time,

prescribed by the regulations and set out or referred to in the licence. R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8, s. 32 (5).

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6
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From what section does our authority as officers to demand a drivers licence come from?

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33(1) - Every driver of a motor vehicle or street car shall carry his or her licence with him or her at all times while he or she is in charge of a motor vehicle or street car and shall surrender the licence for reasonable inspection upon the demand of a police officer or officer appointed for carrying out the provisions of this Act.

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7
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Which licences deal primarity with weight of vehcile

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A,D,G

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8
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Which licences dela with the number of passengers primarily

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BCEF

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9
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Class for motorcycle

A

M

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10
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Class A Licence Desription?

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Class “A” license allows for the operation of any combination where the towed vehicle or trailer exceeds a gross weight of 4,600 kilograms. However, it does not permit the operation of a bus while carrying passengers.

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11
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Which licence class allows a driver to operate a vehicle equiped with airbrakes?

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None you require a separate air break endorsement on ur licence class

2.(6) No driver’s licence provides authority to drive a motor vehicle equipped with air brakes unless the licence bears an air brake endorsement. O. Reg. 340/94, s. 2 (6).

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12
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Class A condition R licence

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A Condition R

A license with a condition R allows the holder to operate a combination of motor vehicle and towed vehicle that requires a Class A license. However, they are not allowed to tow more than one trailer or a trailer with air brakes. (O Reg 340/94 Sec 3 A Class Condition R for Restricted.)

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13
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A/AR Condition G

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Must drive class A vehciles with an automatic transmition

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14
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TRUE OR FALSE: A Class A license allows for the operation of any combination where the towed vehicle or trailer exceeds a gross weight of 4,600 kilograms. This weight does not include the weight of the of the load the trialer is carrying.

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FALSE

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16
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Class “D”

Licence qualifications?

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A Class “D” license allows for the operation of a motor vehicle exceeding 11,000 kilograms in gross weight or registered gross weight.

t also allows for a combination of vehicles where the combined GW or RGW exceeds 11,000 kg, and the towed vehicles are not over 4,600 kg.

This license does not permit the operation of a bus carrying passengers.

Think commercial vehciles - cement mixers

YOU ARE NOT TOWING OVER 4600KG BUT THE COMBINED WEIGHT OF THE VEHICLE AND TRAILER IS OVER 11000 KG

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17
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Class G licence?

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A Class “G” license permits the operation of a motor vehicle not exceeding 11,000 kg.

It also allows for a combination of vehicle and trailer where the combined weight does not exceed 11,000 kg and the towed vehicle is not over 4,600 kg.

This license does not allow for the operation of a bus carrying passengers, a motorcycle, or an ambulance.

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18
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ADOUG - G class licence

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https://bct.opcva.ca/sites/default/files/inline-images/HTA4%20image9.png

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19
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What Class would this vehicle be (hint: think ADOUG)?

Truck = 2500kg
Trailer = 5000kg
Total = 7500kg

A

A

20
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What Class would this vehicle be (hint: think ADOUG)?\

Truck = 7500kg
Trailer = 4000kg
Total = 11500kg

A

D

21
Q

What Class would this vehicle be (hint: think ADOUG)?

Truck = 2500kg
Trailer = 4000kg
Total = 6500kg

A

G

22
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Fifth Wheel Class A Exemption

A

This is for RV weighing in excess of 4600kg

G class driver may tow this trailer if it is affixed by means of a fifth wheel

Both truck and trailer not equiped with airbrakes
Combined weight not above 11000kg
The pickup truck must not weigh above 6000kg

23
Q

What qualifies a vehicle as a bus?

A

It is desighned to carry 10 or more passengers?

24
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Class B licence?

A

Class “B”: A Class “B” license is for a school purposes bus with a designed seating capacity of more than 24 passengers.

25
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Class C licence

A

Class “C”: A Class “C” license is for any bus with a designed seating capacity for more than 24 passengers, excluding school purposes buses. Examples include Greyhound buses or city transit buses.

26
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Class E licence

A

Class “E”: A Class “E” license is for any school purposes bus with a designed seating capacity of not more than 24 passengers.

Class F first aid vehicles

27
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Class F licence

A

Class “F” A Class “F” license is for ambulances and any bus with a designed seating capacity for not more than 24 passengers, excluding school purposes buses.

28
Q

Way to remember the different classes?

A

Board of Education (BE)
Coach (C)
First aid (F)
Dump truck (D)

29
Q

I restriction?

A

Igniton interlock (Breathelizer in car)

30
Q

N Restriction

A

Hearing device required to drive

31
Q

X restriction

A

Must have corrective lenses to drive

32
Q

An accompanying driver’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC) must be less than how many mgs of alcohol in 100ml of blood?

100mg
50mg
Zero
30mg
A

50 mg

33
Q

How manny passengers can a G2 driver have in their vehicle?

A

As many as there are seatbelts so long as it is not between the hours of midnight and 5 am

34
Q

You pull over a G2 driver at 2 am who has 3 passengers in the vehicle. Two passengers inform you they are 23 years of age. The final passenger informs you that he is 19 years of age. Is the driver committing an offence?

A

no

35
Q

What is the minimum time it takes for someone to graduate from the graduated licensing system?

2 years
20 months
1 year
18 months
A

20

36
Q

A motor vehicle may not be driven by a G1 novice driver between midnight and:

Sunrise
4:00am
5:00am
6:00am
A

5 AM

37
Q

After having a G2 licence for 6 months which conditions change?

A
  • Allowed to have upto 3 passengers under the age of 20
  • There is no passeger limit other than the number of seatbelts in the vehicle if the G2 driver is accompanied by a qualified driver
38
Q

What additional information may a police officer request for the purposes of section 57.1.1 of the Act?

(In relation to graduated licencing system)

A

Passenger’s name and date of birth and familial relationship with the driver

39
Q

A Class G1 or G2 young drivers are only allowed 10mgs of alcohol per 100ml of blood? (T/F)

A

False

40
Q

What are the licence suspension durations

A

1st offence30 days
2nd offence 60 days
3rd offence Licence cancelled

41
Q

Novice drivers who have a medical exemption for cannabis and alcohol are exempted from zero tolerance sanctions. (T/F)

A

False

42
Q

A young driver is someone who is under the age of:

25
19
18
22
A

22

43
Q

What vehicles can you operate with a class M licence

A

Motorcycle, Motor assisted bicycle, speed limited motorcycle

44
Q

M1 Driving conditions?

A

May be driver one half hour before sunrise and one half hour after sunset

No passengers

Cant be driven above 80 kph

45
Q
A

OPC (5 decks)

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