Ontario Truck Driver's Knowledge Exam 4 1 / 20 Driver going 32 kms ( 20 miles ) to a location and then returning: Is required to perform a vehicle inspection and must record the result Is not required to perform a vehicle inspection Is required to perform a vehicle inspection, but is not required to prepare a report Must have a mechanic perform a vehicle inspection 2 / 20 During a vehicle inspection, the driver must check the vehicle for The tire condition including tread depth, air leaks and the presence of bulges Correct brake adjustment Valid annual safety All of these 3 / 20 What is the maximum number of hours a commercial truck driver can drive in a day? 13 hours 10 hours 11 hours 24 hours 4 / 20 MTO or a police officer can perform the inspection on your truck on Only on highways Inspection Station only During day time only Anytime and any location 5 / 20 What information is included on a Commercial Vehicle Operator Registration " CVOR " record All of these Convictions for all Highway Traffic Act safety violations committed by both the driver and the operator All reportable accidents in which the operator's vehicles were involved Convictions for traffic violations committed by the driver while driving the CVOR holder's vehicle 6 / 20 After installation of wheel fasteners, it is possible that the wheel may become loose. Wheel manufacturers recommend to : Tell the wheel installer to tighten the wheels to a level higher than specification Recheck fasteners after driving between 80 ( 50 miles ) and 160 km ( 100 miles ) Inspect the wheels the following day Tell the wheel installer to use less lubricant 7 / 20 What is the maximum total on-duty time a driver can have in a day? 12 hours 14 hours 13 hours 16 hours 8 / 20 Which of the following items are checked at a truck inspection station? All of these Axle spacing and weight Driver's daily log book Driver's licence 9 / 20 What should a driver do if they reach 14 hours of on-duty time in a day? Take a mandatory off-duty break Continue driving until reaching the destination Request an exemption Switch to a different vehicle 10 / 20 What documentation is required by the Ministry of Transportation to be carried in a commercial vehicle All of these Proof of insurance The vehicle registration or a true copy A legible copy of CVOR certificate 11 / 20 How many consecutive hours off duty must a driver take after accumulating 13 hours driving time? 9 hours 10 hours 7 hours 8 hours 12 / 20 If a vehicle is overloaded, who can be charged with an offence The driver All of these The operator The shipper 13 / 20 What factors affect the maximum gross allowable weight of a commercial vehicle The weight allowed on the steering axle All of these The numbers of axles The distance between the axles 14 / 20 Proof that a commercial vehicle has had a periodic Mandatory Commercial Vehicle inspection : Is in the form of decal affixed to the vehicle As stated by the driver Does not have to be provided Has to be forwarded to MTO 15 / 20 Once a driver completes an inspection report, the driver must Collect the reports together and hand them in at the end of each week Forward the report to the operator as soon as possible Retain the reports for his/her records Forward the report to MTO 16 / 20 When driving a truck, a good way of ensuring that you are aware of the traffic situation or the possible development of a dangerous traffic situation is to: keep your attention focused immediately in front of your vehicle Do not drive during daylight hours Drive only during daylight hours Check all your mirrors, to the front and sides, at least once every 5 seconds 17 / 20 For what reason can a vehicle be detained The vehicle is overloaded A defective tire Any of these For brakes out of adjustment 18 / 20 How many consecutive days can a truck driver work before taking a mandatory off-duty period? 7 days 5 days 8 days 6 days 19 / 20 When uncoupling a semi-trailer unit, the step after lowering the landing wheels is to: Apply the tractor protection valve Lower the fifth wheel Unlock the fifth wheel coupler Disconnect the air/electrical lines 20 / 20 The responsibility for ensuring that loads are balanced and secured at all times is that of: The person responsible for loading The driver The owner The owner and the person responsible for loading Your score is 0% Restart quiz
