Class 4 Knowledge test

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Class 4 Knowledge Test: What You Need to Know

Passing the Class 4 knowledge test is the first step towards obtaining your license and becoming a skilled, safe driver. At All Canada Quiz, we provide the best resources and practice tests to ensure that you’re fully prepared. Here’s what you need to know about the Class 4 knowledge test.

Class 4 Knowledge Test Overview

The Class 4 knowledge test consists of 35 multiple-choice questions covering essential topics such as vehicle safety, air brakes, and driving in various weather conditions. It’s designed to test your understanding of the rules of the road and the skills needed to drive a taxi or similar commercial vehicles.

Preparation for the Test

At All Canada Quiz, we offer comprehensive practice tests that simulate the real test conditions. Our goal is to help you familiarize yourself with the test format and ensure that you’re ready for the challenge. Our experienced instructors provide guidance and support to help you succeed.

What to Expect During the Road Test

After passing the knowledge test, you’ll need to complete a road test, where you’ll demonstrate your driving skills. The road test includes tasks such as parallel parking, backing up, and performing turns. Our instructors will work with you to ensure you have the confidence and ability to pass the road test as well.

Key Warnings to Keep in Mind

  • Avoid abrupt maneuvers: Don’t slam on the brakes or accelerate suddenly while maneuvering.
  • Child restraint systems: Never use rear-facing infant or child seats in passenger seats with active frontal airbags.
  • Mirror distortions: Be aware that convex mirrors may distort reality, making objects appear smaller and further away than they are.
  • Don’t turn off the ignition while moving: Turning the ignition to the “lock” position while driving may cause the steering wheel to lock.
  • Cruise control: Avoid using cruise control in slick or wet weather conditions.
  • Stopping on ice: On icy roads, stopping may require up to ten times the average braking distance.
  • Carbon monoxide poisoning: If you experience dizziness or fatigue while driving, stop immediately and get fresh air. Carbon monoxide poisoning can occur in closed vehicles.
  • In case of a fire: If your car catches fire, pull over and evacuate immediately. Do not open the hood.
  • Stuck gas pedal: Never push a stuck gas pedal with your hand, as this may cause you to lose control.
  • Insurance verification: Ensure your vehicle is properly insured for the road test. ICBC will not take responsibility for insurance coverage; consult your Auto plan broker if you have concerns.
  • Insurance decal: Ensure your vehicle’s license plate has a valid insurance decal, as driving without valid insurance can result in severe fines.
  • License and permits: Make sure you’re driving with a current and valid license, and ensure you meet all licensing requirements. Otherwise, your insurance may be void in case of an accident.

Conclusion

By thoroughly preparing for the Class 4 knowledge test, including understanding the important warnings and regulations, you can ensure that you are ready for both the knowledge and road tests. All Canada Quiz is here to guide you through each step and provide the tools you need to succeed.

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Class 4 - Part 1

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Vehicles that are required to stop at all uncontrolled railway crossings

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Avoid lane change in

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For Bus, truck, heavy vehicle – following distance should be –

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For taxi, limousine, ambulance, van – following distance should be –

5 / 30

If the checkpoint is reached before the count is finished, what should you do?

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27% greenhouse gases by transportation out of which………….. by heavy duty vehicles.

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ATC (Automatic traction control)

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ABS prevents

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While drive through water on the roadway-

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You can be fined as much as ....... for not adjusting brakes correctly

11 / 30

Tachnometer indicates

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Brake fade – occurs when your brakes stop working properly because

13 / 30

If both double- stopping distance becomes

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If speed doubles- stopping distance becomes

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If weight doubles- stopping distance becomes

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Reaction time is the time it takes

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The final factor in stopping vehicle -

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Who must use your written trip inspection report to record all defects found during your trip inspection

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All trip inspection reports must be given to the carrier within

20 / 30

All commercial vehicles that fall under NSC must be inspected

21 / 30

In which direction you should walk while inspecting your vehicle on highway

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Which one of the following vehicle is not included in the National safety code program-

23 / 30

Test/check the brakes of the school bus

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In which public passenger vehicle, you must have lights include

25 / 30

Which one of the following, you may not refuse to transport as a passenger if

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You may have up to 2 passengers sitting on your right side in a sedan type vehicle, but only if

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It is illegal to smoke in any motor vehicle when there are any passengers under

28 / 30

While taking on and letting off passengers, you should stop your vehicle so that other vehicles can see your vehicle from

29 / 30

While taking on and letting off passengers, how much space you should leave on left side

30 / 30

For every 10 psi underinflated, how much fuel is wasted

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