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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You should switch to low beam headlights when you get within what distance of an oncoming vehicle at night?

100 metres
200 metres
150 metres
50 metres

The correct answer is: 150 metres

When driving at night, it's important to use your low beams when approaching an oncoming vehicle to avoid blinding the other driver and causing a potential accident. 150 metres is a safe distance to switch to low beams as it gives the other driver enough time to adjust to the change in lighting. Option A, 100 metres, is too close and may still cause temporary blinding for the other driver. Option B, 200 metres, is too far and may result in reduced visibility for the driver. Option D, 50 metres, is dangerously close and may cause a collision if the other driver is unable to adjust to the sudden change in lighting. It's important to always use caution and switch to low beams at a safe distance to ensure the safety of yourself and others on the road.