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Ontario G1 Knowledge Test — G1 Practice Question

Knowledge test administered by DriveTest (MTO) for the G1 licence. 40 questions, 80% to pass.

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Road Signs

On an Ontario road, yellow pavement lines separate:

Ontario road sign — Traffic travelling in opposite directions
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Correct Answer: B. Traffic travelling in opposite directions

Yellow lines mean opposing traffic beyond; white lines mean same-direction lanes. Knowing this lets you quickly judge whether a lane change would take you into oncoming traffic (yellow) or just a parallel lane (white).

Why the other answers are wrong

  • A.Traffic travelling in the same directionSame-direction lanes are separated by white lines, not yellow.
  • C.Bicycle lanes from vehicle lanesBicycle-lane separation often uses solid white lines or coloured paint, but the general principle is yellow for opposing.
  • D.Parking areas from active lanesParking edge lines are solid white or specific parking-space stripes, not yellow.