Ontario Bus Driver Knowledge Practice Test

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Elevate your Ontario bus driving career with our comprehensive practice test. Perfect your knowledge and navigate the roads to success with confidence.

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When taking a curve to the right, you should keep your front wheels?

Close to the center line
Close to the curb
In the middle of your lane
Varied depending on traffic

The correct answer is: Close to the center line

When taking a curve to the right, you should keep your front wheels close to the center line because it helps maintain control of the vehicle and allows for smoother turning. Keeping them close to the curb can increase your risk of hitting the curb and causing damage to your tires or suspension. Keeping them in the middle of your lane may cause you to drift to the left and potentially collide with oncoming traffic. The option about varying depending on traffic is incorrect as it is important to always follow proper driving techniques regardless of traffic conditions.