Highway Traffic Act

Question 1

Does a person driving an implemented husbandry on the highway require a driver’s licence?

Answer 1

No, not deemed a vehicle S. 32 (1)

AMMO no Snow PFIRST

Question 2

What is a vehicle?

Answer 2

A- automobile
M- motorcycle
M- motor assisted bicycle (moped)
O- other motor assisted vehicles

Question 3

What is NOT a vehicle?

Answer 3

No
Snow- motorized snow vehicle (snowmobile)
P- power assisted bicycle
F- farm tractor
I- implemented husbandry (combine)
R- road building machine
S- streetcar ( and other vehicles on rails)
T- traction machine

Question 4

A person who drives a vehicle on a highway

Answer 4

Driver

Question 5

Automobile, motorcycle, motor-assisted bicycle, any other vehicle propelled or dry driven otherwise then by muscular power

Answer 5

Vehicle

Question 6

Part of highway that is improved designed ordinarily used for vehicle traffic
Does not include the shoulder

Answer 6

Roadway

Question 7

Common and public highway, street, avenue, parkway, driveway, square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle
-used by general public for passage of vehicles includes area between property lines

Answer 7

Highway

Question 8

Classes of drivers licenses

Answer 8

Weight of vehicle - A, D, G
Number of passengers - B,C, E, F
Motorcycle - M

Question 9

Where is the weight of a vehicle found?

Answer 9

Vehicle portion permit

Question 10

What does the gross weight of a vehicle refer to?

Answer 10

The combined weight of vehicle and its load

Question 11

Definition of transmits

Answer 11

Weight is transferred onto surface of the highway

Question 12

Found on the plate portion of the vehicle vehicles permit
Pay fee based on weight

Answer 12

Registered gross weight

Question 13

Class A

Answer 13

-Operation of any combination of towed vehicle and trailer
-Exceeds gross weight of 4600 kg

Question 14

Air brake endorsement “Z”

Answer 14

No drivers license gives authority to drive vehicle equipped with air brakes unless license is air brake endorsed

Question 15

Class D

Answer 15

-Operation of motor vehicle exceeding 11,000 kg in gross weight or registered gross weight
-Towed vehicles not over 4600 kg

Question 16

Class G

Answer 16

-Permits operation of motor vehicle vehicle not exceeding 11,000 kg
-Allows for a combination of vehicle and trailer combined weight does not exceed 11,000 kg
-Towed vehicle is not over 4600 kg

Question 17

Fifth wheel class exemption

Answer 17

-Weighing more than 4600 kg can be towed by fully licensed G
-RV

Question 18

Class B

Answer 18

-License for school buses
-designed seating capacity of more than 24 passengers

Question 19

Class C

Answer 19

-For any bus with design seating capacity for more than 24 passengers
-Excludes school purposes

Question 20

Class E

Answer 20

-Any school purpose bus with designed seating capacity
-not more than 24 passengers?

Question 21

Class F

Answer 21

-Ambulances and any bus design seating capacity for not more than 24 passengers
-Excluding school bus

Question 22

Class F exemption

Answer 22

-Not more than 11 passengers
-Used for personal purposes with no compensation
-deemed class G

Question 23

Where does a driver have to stop when approaching an intersection controlled by a stop sign?

Answer 23

At the marked stop line, if none before nearest crosswalk, if none before intersection.

Question 24

When is a driver required to use a turn signal?

Answer 24

At intersection, into private road, from one lane to another or to leave roadway, if other vehicle may be affected

Question 25

You are on patrol and observe a motor vehicle approaching an intersection that is controlled by a stop sign. There are no sidewalks or markings on the road. The vehicle is required to stop….

Answer 25

Immediately before entering the intersection

Question 26

You observe a motor vehicle turn left into a private drive and almost collide with an oncoming car. What would be the appropriate charge?

Answer 26

Turn -not in safety

Question 27

When a vehicle or street car is approaching a pedestrian crossover and is within ________metres there of the driver of any other vehicle or street car approaching from the rear shall not allow the front extremity of his/her vehicle or street car to pass beyond the front extremity of the other vehicle or street car.

Answer 27

30 metres

Question 28

A driver approaching from the rear of a school bus with lights activated and stop arm extended must stop at least _____metres behind the bus.

Answer 28

20 metres

Question 29

You observe a motor vehicle travelling towards a signalized intersection. When the light turns amber. the vehicle accelerates. The light turns red as the front bumper of the vehicle is approximately 4 metres past the stop line. The appropriate charge is….

Answer 29

Amber light - fail to stop

Question 30

A criminal code driving offence is more serious along the continuum than a provincial driving offence.

Answer 30

True

Question 31

Dangerous driving is an included defence with criminal negligence, causing bodily harm or death.

Answer 31

True

Question 32

A marked departure from the conduct of a reasonably prudent driver and an element of intent describe the offence of

Answer 32

Dangerous driving

Question 33

What is an essential element for proving criminal negligence?

Answer 33

A wanton or reckless disregard for the lives or safety of others.

Question 34

To search a motor vehicle incident to arrest, you must be able to establish a connection between the reason for their arrest and the search of a motor vehicle vehicle. True or False?

Answer 34

True

Question 35

Whenever searching incident to arrest, detailed notes should be kept. True or false?

Answer 35

True

Question 36

You may always search a cell phone incident to arrest. True or false?

Answer 36

False

Question 37

If the search incident to arrest also interferes with bodily integrity, you must have…

Answer 37

Reasonable grounds you will find weapons/evidence

Question 38

What may you search for when you search incident to arrest?

Answer 38

Weapons/safety, evidence of the offence, escape

Question 39

For a search incident to arrest to be lawful, the manner in which the search was carried out, must be reasonable, the search must be conducted incident to arrest, and…

Answer 39

The arrest must be lawful

Question 40

For a search to be considered reasonable, it must be authorized by law, the manner in which the search was carried out must be reasonable and…

Answer 40

The law must be reasonable

Question 41

Where does the police search authority come from to search incident to arrest?

Answer 41

Common law

Question 42

Expectation of privacy is based on the person not the place being searched. True or false?

Answer 42

True

Question 43

A search is reasonable only if there is a valid warrant. True or false?

Answer 43

False