8:06 At this point, this test has become more about short term memory than driving. I’ve seen at least three questions now that have already been asked and answered.
13: 2 second rule is reaction time to respond to sudden stop of car in front of your car? Reaction time does not give your car the chance to stop. Car is on wheels with momentum therefore add on to 2 seconds another 10.
Adding 12 seconds is not remotely logical if you are doing 50 kph, the stopping distance is relative to your speed. It would be nice if people were just competent at thinking.
vision test is true but there are no other questions to know. All you need is to be able to draw a circle and put in clock hands for the time you are asked. This is a test for dementia. If you can draw a clock correctly and pass the vision test you're good.
It is one thing to pass a vision test, a mental acurity test, and asnwer a few questions. It is quite another to actually drive safely. I mean, would you like to undergo an operation where the surgeon only passed a written exam? With all the humility I can muster, I drive better than 95% of other drivers on the road.
How to park uphill... Two scenarios are "with a curb" and "without a curb" . If their "is a curb" then you turn your steering wheel to the left so the back of the front tires will bump against the curb and stop it if the car rolls backwards. IF there is NO curb then you turn your wheel to the right because there is no curb for your front tires to bump against and therefore iff the car keeps rolling backwards it will roll away onto the boulevard or ditch or whatever.
Best test used to be in Quebec in the 60s …reflex test, step on a peddle arrow goes up , button pushed then you have to break. Test is how many seconds to stop. Should be mandatory for all seniors.
Canadians do not discriminate against their fellow citizens in regards to age, creed, colour, or race. I did what anyone over age 16 would do and had no problem at age 114 ( I was born in 1910).
The problem with that comment is that you have dementia, the oldest living Canadian is not yet 113, as of December 27, 2024, Hazel Skuce is the oldest living person in Canada at 112 years and 324 days old. She was born in Manitoba on February 7, 1912
I had a lot of fun with this because I’m scheduled to be tested before my next birthday. I got all the answers right but, to be fair, I was a driving instructor after I had retired.
@@Daniel-px5qt I agree, but then there are some horrible truck drivers, too, my brother-in-law drove his own truck for decades and doesn't understand that while the right lane is for 'entrance and egress', it's *primary* purpose is that it's for slower traffic, the 'slow lane', mind you, most drivers on the multi-lane highways don't know that either, regardless of age or whether the drive for a living.
Not many questions about the turning signal then you wonder why so many drivers are not signalling before passing, turning or changing lane. Signalling your intentions ahead of time is much more important than signalling your actions.
and how many people that are young even know how to use hand signals if they have an issue with those difficult ones in most vehicles currently offered for sale. Yes, a bit of a ribbing going on but it is amazing how many folks either don't use turn signals -- yeah, just so much effort- or else turn them on too soon or too late when indicating a turn is about to take place.
The question about hand held usage while driving is not clear …. Amateur Radio (hams) are allowed to use a microphone but not a hand held unit. However, they just use the microphone by hand and so the confusion …. There are other VOX methods that are safer but that’s not the question ….
Some laws in Quebec are quite different from those in Ontario. For example in Quebec , there is no speed limit when passing another vehicle on the highway. I remember driving with a friend from Ontario on a 80 km/h road and he freaked out when I went well over 100 km/h to pass a car doing about 75 km/h. It's good to know these differences. Also a lot of the questions are duplicated later in the test. Maybe they do this to make sure you give the same answer when the question is asked later in the test.
and generally trying to pass a vehicle just somewhat slower than the speed limit, maintaining the speed limit is simply not practical. Like the question was made for those that have never driven mountainous roads in Ontario or other provinces.
Skilled Driver courses cover use of the 2 second rule to keep a safe distance behind a vehicle in front of you. I noticed the error in #88. It contradicts the 2 second rule that is stated in #13 which is what is taught.😊
@@dougcarter2271 but remember we are not allowed to look at something in or on our hands and many watches no longer have a second device available. One could count "steamboats".
44: can’t slowdown in an HOV lane! can’t leave the HOV lane either. Pushing is illegal but the tailgater will push you yo speeds above posted speed limits and flash and blow horns and make you out to be the problem driver: road rage
It should be added in that you should signal in advance of your turn or lane change at speeds under 60 km/h, signal at least 30 meters before turning and at higher speeds, signal at least 150 meters from the corner. I see so many driver that *IF* they signal, it's as they are turning the steering wheel.
Who does this test? I took my 91 year old mother for her test and along with about 50 other seniors. All they had to do was draw a circle, add the numbers 1 through 12 like a regular clock then show it at 10 to 2. You've passed. That was the whole test. I figured half those people should not be driving including my mother. They're still out there. Watch out.
I had to draw a clock with hands at 11:10 and a quick eye test. In my neighbourhood side streets now have a 40km speed limit while many drive well over 60km down my street that is posted at 50km. If they install radar cams they will be destroyed promptly ! go figure.
@smerchly Senior drivers are safe driver than adults in bracket age of 18 to 60 😂😂😂 I live in area that posted " 40 km " speed limit ; yet these drivers don't heed this limit and they drive 60 or more as if being chased by dogs
@@oneupmanship, I drive everyday, the usual culprit on the roads are people driving fast cuz they are late for work. Don't obey Slow Down signage around school zone, or residential area where school bus load/unload students.
There should be an upper limit, as well as a lower limit, for being licensed to drive. My stepmother used to take these unsupervised tests & she said they were all giving each other the answers! She was a MENACE, even as a younger driver, extremely aggressive. 🛑
I'm confused here I took the test when I was 80 and we had no questions like this at all. Is this new of old because we took vision test, clock test and watched a video.
did mine a year ago and vision and clock test were done for all but one -- me. Vision test was my nemesis. However, have had corrective Cataract surgery on R eye and in a couple weeks will have it done on the L. about 5 weeks following the second surgery I am hopeful to get an appointment with my Optometrist to see if I can pass the exam and then if so, take the copy of the result to DMV or mail it or see if the Optometrist can do that and keep my pinkies crossed and be able to drive again after a year and a half of not being able to drive and I still doubt that a full exam will be necessary and I can still tell time the old fashion way.
I wonder if this is some kind of first draft. Several questions are repeated and one question is repeated with different correct answers. Also several questions are really non-questions, as there is only one reasonable choice.
Agreed, It's also narrated by a computer. The speeds are not pronounced correctly. Most of these answers are correct but there are enough errors that the video should be taken down.
Yah, they're not being clear, but the 1-metre space is beside the bicycle while your passing, NOT while you're following. If you did that you'd definitely get a ticket for dangerous driving, or something similar.
Question 3 roundabout, why are seniors targeted? While these are standard in the UK it seems Canadians don't have a clue how to approach, enter or leave a roundabout and that includes signalling
@@rogerw-interested That's weird and confusing, if you aren't turning left but staying in you lane, why have the left signal on? Signal lights are for LANE CHANGES AND TURNS!
Think about this ? You get a driver’s license for a car at age 16 and never have to do a written test until age 80 or a road test either. Recipe for disaster!!!!!!
The official web site for the Ontario Seniors says nothing about the questions asked on this test. Furthermore, some of the questions/answers are quite unclear and some are flat out wrong.
Question 4 what should you do if you miss your exit on a highway. Well, from what I've see just slam across 3 lanes of traffic and leave , or if on the 407 5 lanes, who cares as long as you don't have the sense to see your exit posted from at least a kilometer in advance
As a senior motorcyclist, I get a pretty good scary view of all the YOUNG drivers texting and driving. We all know someone who got in an accident while doing that. If seniors were a big problem the insurance companies would be all over it with stats to back them up to raise the rates but it is not that way. Insurance gets cheaper as you age for a reason. Just saying.
Question One, already incorrect. 80+ requirement is to view a downloaded basic (and I mean basic) video - they don't even check that you've watched it. There's a cursory vision check that takes 10 seconds & then you're asked to draw a clock face with the hands at 10 to 11 or some other simple position, and they give you 5 minutes to do that!
Why are you snitching? As soon as the corrupt politicians see your comments they are going to make the test much harder. Why can’t people ever shut their big mouth?
86 “Start skidding : steer in the direction you want to go and ease off the gas” works only for fwd. for rwd cars you must accelerate in order to get weight to the rear and get traction again. But this is just a drive license test…
@@garymaclean6903 If the rear axle starts skidding and you ease off the gas and steer you go off the road, don’t you agree?! If you push the gas and move the weight of the car on the rear axle maybe there’s some more chance you get back grip on rear tires. Sounds good?! By the way I think I wouldn’t argue with the examiner, because I’d loose and you’d pass the exam
@@paoloajolfi3146 both my personal experience, and every safety tip on how to avoid such a skid, all disagree with you. I'd choose what in reality actually works...
At question 20 there are already several repeats. Why? Drawing a clock face with time doesn't tell anyone if you should be behind the wheel of a vehicle. How about a road test instead.
Some Questions (4) & Their Answers (4) To These Certain 4 Questions Asked , Highly Contradict One Another Throughout This VIDEO OF "Ontario Seniors Driving Test 2024" ("100 Must Know Questions") -I Suggest .."Ontario's Premier.. "Doug Ford "..Comment On This Said Video & Set The Record Straight If This Video Of "Ontario Seniors Driving Test 2024" ("100 Must Know Questions") ..Is NON FICTION Or FICTION
The two second rule is misleading. In a defensive driving course, I was taught you count 1,001, 1,002 from a fixed point of the vehicle you're following. If you arrive at the same point before 1,002 you're following too close. There's a time difference between counting 1,001, 1002, and just 2 seconds. It takes more like 3 to 4 seconds.
I am from the UK I know roundabouts their answer is wrong. I phoned the Mto in Ontario they said RUclips is wrong it is only correct at the offical website. Do Not Follow youtube for any questions for driving tests.
Ill bet half the drivers out there couldnt pass this test ...what if a senior hasnt had a ticket or accident in 20 yrs ...more bureaucratic infinite wisdom
Answer to question 11 is wrong. If wheels are turned away from the curb and the vehicle rolls backwards (since it is parked facing uphill), the back end (which the rest of the vehicle will follow) will turn into traffic. If wheels are turned towards the curb, the back end (and rest of vehicle) will roll into the curb and probably stop.
No. You turn your steering wheel to the left so if your car starts to roll backwards the back of your front tires will hit the curb (not climb it) and stop the car from rolling further into traffic. It's the opposite if there is no curb. Then you turn your steering wheel to the right so the backend will start moving towards the boulevard and not go into traffic... Two scenarios.
yielding to any vehicle already in the traffic circle is WRONG. why would you yield to a vehicle entering from either your right or opposite lane. you yield to a vehicle entering your quadrant.
No. Yield means to give way to a vehicle approaching you in the traffic circle. There's lots of drivers who don't have a clue, and stop, instead of entering the circle if it is clear too do so.
All the questions about where to turn your wheels if you are parked on a hill are wrong or misleading. Instead of asking whether to turn your wheels towards or away from the road, they should ask where to turn your steering wheel and not the wheels. If you check the answers on this test against answers by ChatGPT, the answers on this test are always opposite to the answers on ChatGpt. One half of the wheel is always pointing towards the road and the other half away from the road, so which half are they asking about in this test? This is where the confusion happens and this why they should ask instead which way you should turn your steering wheel… no confusion there.
the differene is whether there is a curb or not a curb.. If there is a curb you turn your steering wheel to the left so your front tires will bump against the curb and stop rolling. If there is no curb you turn your steering wheel to the right so that if the car rolls backwards it will start rolling into the boulevard or whatever, not into the traffic lane.
OMG Its pathetic how many Seniors are aloud to continue to drive after such an easy test. Draw the digits of a clock!. Give me a break! This video is click bait!
A couple questions first: 1. How old are you? 2. How much experience do you have? 1 - 16-25 you don't know enough to make a valued opinion, 25-35 you are just feeling good about your driving and forget that people learn the wrong things easily and it is hard to learn the right way. 35- 80 you are probably set in your ways (good or bad) and this can be a wake-up call. 2 - If you have less than 10 years of experience, then this test is a nice refresher. If you have 10 to 30 years of experience with no accident or ticket for a major event then you are probably in the position to make a valid point on this test. Note: / I didn't say 10 to 30 years old; I said experience. If you are 75 years old and applying for a license, then you need the test. BTW, if this is 'clickbait', it is much better than others which are useless.
8:06 At this point, this test has become more about short term memory than driving. I’ve seen at least three questions now that have already been asked and answered.
a/ true
13: 2 second rule is reaction time to respond to sudden stop of car in front of your car? Reaction time does not give your car the chance to stop. Car is on wheels with momentum therefore add on to 2 seconds another 10.
And the next answer says 3 seconds!
Adding 12 seconds is not remotely logical if you are doing 50 kph, the stopping distance is relative to your speed. It would be nice if people were just competent at thinking.
vision test is true but there are no other questions to know. All you need is to be able to draw a circle and put in clock hands for the time you are asked. This is a test for dementia. If you can draw a clock correctly and pass the vision test you're good.
It is one thing to pass a vision test, a mental acurity test, and asnwer a few questions. It is quite another to actually drive safely. I mean, would you like to undergo an operation where the surgeon only passed a written exam? With all the humility I can muster, I drive better than 95% of other drivers on the road.
So true an old woman drove straight towards me in the wrong lane yesterday I had to call police
How to park uphill... Two scenarios are "with a curb" and "without a curb" . If their "is a curb" then you turn your steering wheel to the left so the back of the front tires will bump against the curb and stop it if the car rolls backwards. IF there is NO curb then you turn your wheel to the right because there is no curb for your front tires to bump against and therefore iff the car keeps rolling backwards it will roll away onto the boulevard or ditch or whatever.
Best test used to be in Quebec in the 60s …reflex test, step on a peddle arrow goes up , button pushed then you have to break. Test is how many seconds to stop. Should be mandatory for all seniors.
I would modify the four fog related questions- fog at night , fog in daylight
These questions keep repeating, but I got all the ones I had the patience to answer correct. I will have to do my test in 2027.
Canadians do not discriminate against their fellow citizens in regards to age, creed, colour, or race. I did what anyone over age 16 would do and had no problem at age 114 ( I was born in 1910).
The problem with that comment is that you have dementia, the oldest living Canadian is not yet 113, as of December 27, 2024, Hazel Skuce is the oldest living person in Canada at 112 years and 324 days old. She was born in Manitoba on February 7, 1912
I had a lot of fun with this because I’m scheduled to be tested before my next birthday. I got all the answers right but, to be fair, I was a driving instructor after I had retired.
I did as well,to be fair all I did was drive a truck as my career. They are just simple common sense questions and I would hope all get them right.
@@Daniel-px5qt I agree, but then there are some horrible truck drivers, too, my brother-in-law drove his own truck for decades and doesn't understand that while the right lane is for 'entrance and egress', it's *primary* purpose is that it's for slower traffic, the 'slow lane', mind you, most drivers on the multi-lane highways don't know that either, regardless of age or whether the drive for a living.
The title scared senior a lot. They thought they have to take a 100 question test.
Not many questions about the turning signal then you wonder why so many drivers are not signalling before passing, turning or changing lane. Signalling your intentions ahead of time is much more important than signalling your actions.
and how many people that are young even know how to use hand signals if they have an issue with those difficult ones in most vehicles currently offered for sale. Yes, a bit of a ribbing going on but it is amazing how many folks either don't use turn signals -- yeah, just so much effort- or else turn them on too soon or too late when indicating a turn is about to take place.
Took my 80 test in Ontario earlier this year and their was NO written test.
The question about hand held usage while driving is not clear …. Amateur Radio (hams) are allowed to use a microphone but not a hand held unit. However, they just use the microphone by hand and so the confusion …. There are other VOX methods that are safer but that’s not the question ….
Some laws in Quebec are quite different from those in Ontario. For example in Quebec , there is no speed limit when passing another vehicle on the highway. I remember driving with a friend from Ontario on a 80 km/h road and he freaked out when I went well over 100 km/h to pass a car doing about 75 km/h. It's good to know these differences. Also a lot of the questions are duplicated later in the test. Maybe they do this to make sure you give the same answer when the question is asked later in the test.
and generally trying to pass a vehicle just somewhat slower than the speed limit, maintaining the speed limit is simply not practical. Like the question was made for those that have never driven mountainous roads in Ontario or other provinces.
Minimum following distance under ideal conditions: Q13 says 2 secs BUT Q88 says 3 secs. Which is it as the wording is the same?
I noticed that too.
Maybe if you say 2 1/2 seconds on the test they'll let you pass.
Skilled Driver courses cover use of the 2 second rule to keep a safe distance behind a vehicle in front of you. I noticed the error in #88. It contradicts the 2 second rule that is stated in #13 which is what is taught.😊
@@dougcarter2271 but remember we are not allowed to look at something in or on our hands and many watches no longer have a second device available. One could count "steamboats".
It takes 40 seconds to react from brain to brake pedal so give yourself one car length for every 10 miles per hour.
There is no way other people won't move in in front of you so unless there is very little traffic that's not usually possible.
What lights flashing ,yellow or red,or stop sign.
44: can’t slowdown in an HOV lane! can’t leave the HOV lane either. Pushing is illegal but the tailgater will push you yo speeds above posted speed limits and flash and blow horns and make you out to be the problem driver: road rage
It should be added in that you should signal in advance of your turn or lane change at speeds under 60 km/h, signal at least 30 meters before turning and at higher speeds, signal at least 150 meters from the corner. I see so many driver that *IF* they signal, it's as they are turning the steering wheel.
a pet peeve of mine. a signal as your doing something becomes a no shit, Sherlock moment. show your intention not your action
If you haven't been in an at fault accident, The only test is to draw a clock showing 11:10. Don't have to watch a video or take a test.
Grandson was told by driving instructor : 2 sec in town, 3 sec on highway & 4 sec on entrance ramp
BAC limit is 0.08%
That's the limit but you aren't supposed to drink and drive.
Who does this test? I took my 91 year old mother for her test and along with about 50 other seniors. All they had to do was draw a circle, add the numbers 1 through 12 like a regular clock then show it at 10 to 2. You've passed. That was the whole test. I figured half those people should not be driving including my mother. They're still out there. Watch out.
I had to draw a clock with hands at 11:10 and a quick eye test. In my neighbourhood side streets now have a 40km speed limit while many drive well over 60km down my street that is posted at 50km. If they install radar cams they will be destroyed promptly ! go figure.
@smerchly Senior drivers are safe driver than adults in bracket age of 18 to 60 😂😂😂
I live in area that posted " 40 km " speed limit ; yet these drivers don't heed this limit and they drive 60 or more as if being chased by dogs
It’s a test for onset of dementia. Has very little to do with driving
😅
@@oneupmanship, I drive everyday, the usual culprit on the roads are people driving fast cuz they are late for work. Don't obey Slow Down signage around school zone, or residential area where school bus load/unload students.
There should be an upper limit, as well as a lower limit, for being licensed to drive. My stepmother used to take these unsupervised tests & she said they were all giving each other the answers! She was a MENACE, even as a younger driver, extremely aggressive. 🛑
I'm confused here I took the test when I was 80 and we had no questions like this at all. Is this new of old because we took vision test, clock test and watched a video.
did mine a year ago and vision and clock test were done for all but one -- me. Vision test was my nemesis. However, have had corrective Cataract surgery on R eye and in a couple weeks will have it done on the L. about 5 weeks following the second surgery I am hopeful to get an appointment with my Optometrist to see if I can pass the exam and then if so, take the copy of the result to DMV or mail it or see if the Optometrist can do that and keep my pinkies crossed and be able to drive again after a year and a half of not being able to drive and I still doubt that a full exam will be necessary and I can still tell time the old fashion way.
I wonder if this is some kind of first draft. Several questions are repeated and one question is repeated with different correct answers. Also several questions are really non-questions, as there is only one reasonable choice.
Agreed, It's also narrated by a computer. The speeds are not pronounced correctly. Most of these answers are correct but there are enough errors that the video should be taken down.
Only 1 metre behind a bicycle seems kind of close to me.
Yah, they're not being clear, but the 1-metre space is beside the bicycle while your passing, NOT while you're following. If you did that you'd definitely get a ticket for dangerous driving, or something similar.
Question 3 roundabout, why are seniors targeted? While these are standard in the UK it seems Canadians don't have a clue how to approach, enter or leave a roundabout and that includes signalling
Depends where you live. Edmonton has had lots of them since the fifties, Toronto is just finding aut about them.
It depends on where you live, some drivers have never seen a roundabout before.
esp signaling. best to have left signal on till you near your exit, then right signal. not signaling causes confusion and slows down traffic
@@rogerw-interested That's weird and confusing, if you aren't turning left but staying in you lane, why have the left signal on? Signal lights are for LANE CHANGES AND TURNS!
Every driver should be required to take written and road test every 5 years.
No exceptions !!!!! Way too many unqualified drivers on our roads.
Think about this ? You get a driver’s license for a car at age 16 and never have to do a written test until age 80 or a road test either. Recipe for disaster!!!!!!
The official web site for the Ontario Seniors says nothing about the questions asked on this test. Furthermore, some of the questions/answers are quite unclear and some are flat out wrong.
Question 4 what should you do if you miss your exit on a highway. Well, from what I've see just slam across 3 lanes of traffic and leave , or if on the 407 5 lanes, who cares as long as you don't have the sense to see your exit posted from at least a kilometer in advance
3:50 is confusing. The wheels should be turned outward so that the car will rolls INTO the curb.
Thats exactly the answer given,,, away from the curb... or as you stated "outward"
As a senior motorcyclist, I get a pretty good scary view of all the YOUNG drivers texting and driving. We all know someone who got in an accident while doing that.
If seniors were a big problem the insurance companies would be all over it with stats to back them up to raise the rates but it is not that way. Insurance gets cheaper as you age for a reason. Just saying.
Oddly according to most reccomendations fog lights make sense in severe snow or rain not just fog.
Unfortunately every driver should have to answer all these not just seniors.
My father said 5-7 seconds depending on hwy speed.
Required reporting minimum for accident damage has increased in 2025 from $2K to $5K.
Question One, already incorrect. 80+ requirement is to view a downloaded basic (and I mean basic) video - they don't even check that you've watched it. There's a cursory vision check that takes 10 seconds & then you're asked to draw a clock face with the hands at 10 to 11 or some other simple position, and they give you 5 minutes to do that!
Why are you snitching? As soon as the corrupt politicians see your comments they are going to make the test much harder. Why can’t people ever shut their big mouth?
Is the test available in different languages as well?
A speed limit of 80 means no one should be passing you at higher speeds as stated in previous question
This video applies to Ontario CANADA. Maybe question # 1 should at the very least contain the correct spelling for the word licence.
86 “Start skidding : steer in the direction you want to go and ease off the gas” works only for fwd. for rwd cars you must accelerate in order to get weight to the rear and get traction again. But this is just a drive license test…
You have it backwards
Sorry - this is incorrect.
Yah, as the others said you're incorrect. The last thing you want to do when skidding is apply more gas to spin the wheels faster...
@@garymaclean6903
If the rear axle starts skidding and you ease off the gas and steer you go off the road, don’t you agree?! If you push the gas and move the weight of the car on the rear axle maybe there’s some more chance you get back grip on rear tires. Sounds good?!
By the way I think I wouldn’t argue with the examiner, because I’d loose and you’d pass the exam
@@paoloajolfi3146 both my personal experience, and every safety tip on how to avoid such a skid, all disagree with you. I'd choose what in reality actually works...
Question 10 When driving in foggy conditions you should use? None, why bother if another driver can see you till its too late
21 was a repeat!
I’m just wondering why you have the Union Jack flag?
Question 36-wrong I don't have a cell phone
Some questions are repeated two or three times.
Everyone should have a driving test every 5 years . If you fail they lock your car up
At question 20 there are already several repeats. Why?
Drawing a clock face with time doesn't tell anyone if you should be behind the wheel of a vehicle. How about a road test instead.
Q 88 - following distance 2 or 3 secs?
2secs
@@lilibethgumpal6635 But Q88 says 3 secs
All depends on speed
Question 7 what does a flashing red traffic light signify? Answer is A, only stop if you can be bothered
these questions repeat _ asked slightly differently
Written test don't really tell how the person drive.
They seem to have repetitive questions. They should make all drivers go through test every 5 years.
This is NOT an Ontario's senior test
Many questions are duplicated throughout this video so it's misleading to say 100 must know questions.
Who writes these captions ?! It should read ……(100 must know ANSWERS). Not ‘questions’
There is NO test. Just a vision check and draw a clock.
They have changed law in Canada
Am still trying to discover other countries who have this humiliating test .
It is embarrassing for the 'tutor" and a sheer waste of time for the 80+
True or False: "Kilometres" should be pronounced "Clawmitters". Answer: False.
Some Questions (4) & Their Answers (4) To These Certain 4 Questions Asked , Highly Contradict One Another Throughout This VIDEO OF "Ontario Seniors Driving Test 2024" ("100 Must Know Questions") -I Suggest .."Ontario's Premier.. "Doug Ford "..Comment On This Said Video & Set The Record Straight If This Video Of "Ontario Seniors Driving Test 2024" ("100 Must Know Questions") ..Is NON FICTION Or FICTION
As I get older the drivers become more aggressive. Is it just me or are the power hungry in a hurry people the only ones who drive anymore.
Young women, I keep noticing.
The two second rule is misleading. In a defensive driving course, I was taught you count 1,001, 1,002 from a fixed point of the vehicle you're following. If you arrive at the same point before 1,002 you're following too close. There's a time difference between counting 1,001, 1002, and just 2 seconds. It takes more like 3 to 4 seconds.
Yes, 4 seconds !
@@paktimkwan4203 👍 thanks.
I am from the UK I know roundabouts their answer is wrong. I phoned the Mto in Ontario they said RUclips is wrong it is only correct at the offical website. Do Not Follow youtube for any questions for driving tests.
Ill bet half the drivers out there couldnt pass this test ...what if a senior hasnt had a ticket or accident in 20 yrs ...more bureaucratic infinite wisdom
50 default , I don’t think so
Keep doing donuts and burn outs
Since its a Conservative Gov't run down a Liberal you get automatic pass !
Unbelievable the amount of commercials. I shall soon stop using RUclips.
or get better ad blocking software. i seen none on my desktop
This is absolute nonsense. DO NOT take this seriously, folks. A LOT of incorrect answers and quite a few arbitrary questions. Next.
Answer to question 11 is wrong. If wheels are turned away from the curb and the vehicle rolls backwards (since it is parked facing uphill), the back end (which the rest of the vehicle will follow) will turn into traffic. If wheels are turned towards the curb, the back end (and rest of vehicle) will roll into the curb and probably stop.
No. You turn your steering wheel to the left so if your car starts to roll backwards the back of your front tires will hit the curb (not climb it) and stop the car from rolling further into traffic. It's the opposite if there is no curb. Then you turn your steering wheel to the right so the backend will start moving towards the boulevard and not go into traffic... Two scenarios.
yielding to any vehicle already in the traffic circle is WRONG. why would you yield to a vehicle entering from either your right or opposite lane. you yield to a vehicle entering your quadrant.
No. Yield means to give way to a vehicle approaching you in the traffic circle. There's lots of drivers who don't have a clue, and stop, instead of entering the circle if it is clear too do so.
You don't have any idea how a roundabout works
Seems like a lot of duplication of questions
All the questions about where to turn your wheels if you are parked on a hill are wrong or misleading. Instead of asking whether to turn your wheels towards or away from the road, they should ask where to turn your steering wheel and not the wheels. If you check the answers on this test against answers by ChatGPT, the answers on this test are always opposite to the answers on ChatGpt. One half of the wheel is always pointing towards the road and the other half away from the road, so which half are they asking about in this test? This is where the confusion happens and this why they should ask instead which way you should turn your steering wheel… no confusion there.
the differene is whether there is a curb or not a curb.. If there is a curb you turn your steering wheel to the left so your front tires will bump against the curb and stop rolling. If there is no curb you turn your steering wheel to the right so that if the car rolls backwards it will start rolling into the boulevard or whatever, not into the traffic lane.
Same questions over and over Maybe that was done because old foggies are doing the test.
Seems like click bait.
Then how is Brampton allowed a license. 😂😂😂😂
They repeated a lot of the questions, true or false! 😎👎
Repetitive questions.
Clic bait site.
OMG Its pathetic how many Seniors are aloud to continue to drive after such an easy test. Draw the digits of a clock!. Give me a break! This video is click bait!
A couple questions first: 1. How old are you? 2. How much experience do you have?
1 - 16-25 you don't know enough to make a valued opinion, 25-35 you are just feeling good about your driving and forget that people learn the wrong things easily and it is hard to learn the right way. 35- 80 you are probably set in your ways (good or bad) and this can be a wake-up call.
2 - If you have less than 10 years of experience, then this test is a nice refresher. If you have 10 to 30 years of experience with no accident or ticket for a major event then you are probably in the position to make a valid point on this test. Note: / I didn't say 10 to 30 years old; I said experience.
If you are 75 years old and applying for a license, then you need the test.
BTW, if this is 'clickbait', it is much better than others which are useless.
Round about? What round about? This is Ontario not the UK. 50 Km “slasha” wtf. This video is garbage.
Wtf is this sec rule. Always told to keep a safe distance. 60mph= 6 car lengths,ect,ect. These young punks in Dad's Mercedes cant blink in 2 sec😂😂😂😂