Ontario Bus Driver Knowledge Practice Test

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Except when overtaking and passing another vehicle, when you are driving your bus on a highway at a speed in excess of 60 km/h, the minimum distance, by law, which you must keep between yourself and other vehicles is...?

30 metres
45 metres
60 metres
75 metres

The correct answer is: 60 metres

When driving a bus on a highway at a speed over 60km/h, the minimum distance you must keep between yourself and other vehicles by law is 60 metres. This means that you should maintain a safe distance from other vehicles to ensure enough time to react and stop in case of any sudden changes on the road. Option A, 30 metres, is too close and does not provide enough distance to safely react in case of emergency. Option B, 45 metres, is still not enough distance and could potentially lead to accidents. Option D, 75 metres, is too far and could also lead to potential accidents if other vehicles try to merge in between. The correct minimum distance of 60 metres strikes a balance between ensuring safety and maintaining a reasonable distance to avoid any potential danger on the road.