Ontario G1 Knowledge Test — G1 Practice Question
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Rules of the Road
At a pedestrian crossover, a pedestrian is walking across the road. You are in your vehicle. You may proceed when:
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Correct Answer: B. The pedestrian has completely crossed and is safely on the sidewalk
At a pedestrian crossover, the pedestrian must be fully on the sidewalk before you may drive through — not midway. This rule protects slow-moving pedestrians (seniors, mobility devices, people with strollers) from being cut off.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A.The pedestrian has reached the midline of the roadMidline is not enough; Ontario law requires the pedestrian to reach the opposite sidewalk.
- C.Any pedestrian begins to slow downPedestrian behaviour does not change your obligation to wait until they are safely across.
- D.A signal shows you may goMost PXOs do not have driver signals — they rely on the yield obligation.
