Ontario G1 Knowledge Test — G1 Practice Question
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Rules of the Road
You approach a collision scene on the side of the road. You should:
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Correct Answer: B. Keep your eyes on the road ahead and maintain a consistent speed
Rubbernecking is a documented cause of secondary collisions — one accident on one side of the road triggers another when drivers on the other side slow and stare. First responders are on scene; unless you are needed for emergency help, drive past at a consistent speed.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A.Slow down and stare to see what happenedSlowing to stare is the classic rubbernecking behaviour.
- C.Stop on the shoulder to helpNon-emergency shoulder stops are illegal on freeways and obstructive on other roads.
- D.Speed up to get pastSpeeding up near a scene risks striking responders or other vehicles.
