Your danger zone is:

• The section of road through which your vehicle must travel before it can stop.

• • Any area around your vehicle when you are speeding.

• • The road on which you are traveling when conditions are less than ideal.

• Any area around your vehicle that you cannot see from the driver's seat.

Your vehicle should be operated at:

• • Peak torque.

• • Peak horsepower.

• Between peak torque and peak horsepower

• • Above peak torque and peak horsepower.

An appropriate gear for entering a curve is:

• • One that allows you to complete your progression around the curve while using engine power throughout.

• • One that allows you to complete your progression around the curve while also using the brakes.

• • Second gear.

• One that allows you to complete your progression around the curve while using neither the gas pedal nor the brake

Which vehicles are required to carry warning devices for use in the event that the vehicle becomes disabled?

• All commercial vehicles with an overall width of more than 2.3 metres

• • All vehicles which seat more than 10 passengers.

• • All commercial vehicles with a load width of more than 2.3 metres.

• All of the above.

Who is responsible for making sure the emergency equipment is in working order:

• You

• The carrier

• Your passengers

• All of the above.

You are operating a vehicle whose peak engine torque is at 1,500 r.p.m. and whose peak horsepower is at 2,000 r.p.m. When employing the standard r.p.m. split to shift gears, you should:

• Accelerate to 2,000 r.p.m., double-clutch, allow the engine speed to decrease to 1,500 r.p.m., and upshift.

• • Accelerate to 1,500 r.p.m., double-clutch, and upshift.

• • 
    Accelerate to 2,000 r.p.m., double-clutch, and upshift.

• Accelerate to 1,500 r.p.m. and upshift.

You must have at least 8 consecutive hours of off-duty time before driving after you:

• • Complete 13 hours of driving time.

• • Complete 14 hours of on-duty time.

• • Complete 15 hours of driving time.

• a. and b. are correct.

Written trip inspection reports must include:

• • The licence plate or unit numbers for the vehicle and/or trailers.

• • All defects that may affect the safe operation of the vehicle.

• • The signature of the person making the report.

• All of the above

Time spent riding on a ferry is considered off-duty time unless:

• You are a bus driver selling tickets while on the ferry.

• The ferry ride is less than one hour

• • All of the above.

• • You must take a ferry in order to reach your destination.

Tread damage longer than 2.5 centimetres may mean:

• • Your tire is still in proper working order.

• • You will need to get new tires in about six months.

• Your tire is defective.

• • Your wheel nuts should be checked.