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Speed limits & parking

Default and posted limits, school and community safety zones, stunt driving and where you may not park.

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What this topic covers

Sections of the Official MTO Driver's Handbook these questions are written from:

  • Parking along roadways · 33
  • Speeding and aggressive driving (ontario.ca) · 16
  • Signs · 9
  • Demerit points (ontario.ca) · 7
  • Driving along · 6
  • Dealing with particular situations · 3
  • Other ways to lose your licence · 2
  • Freeway driving · 2
  • Sharing the road with other road users · 1
  • Driving at night and in bad weather · 1

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Questions that are easy to get wrong

No speed limit is posted on a road outside cities, towns and villages. What is the maximum speed?

  1. 80 km/h (Correct answer)
  2. 60 km/h
  3. 70 km/h
  4. 50 km/h

Explanation: When no limit is posted, the maximum is 80 km/h outside cities, towns and villages. Inside them it is 50 km/h.

On a freeway posted at 110 km/h, what is the lowest speed that counts as stunt driving?

  1. 140 km/h
  2. 160 km/h
  3. 150 km/h (Correct answer)
  4. 170 km/h

Explanation: Driving 150 km/h or more is stunt driving anywhere in Ontario, including freeways posted at 110 km/h. So on a 110 km/h freeway, 150 km/h is already stunt driving.

You drive far below the speed of traffic for no good reason, holding up other drivers. What offence can this be?

  1. Unnecessary slow driving, with 2 demerit points (Correct answer)
  2. Stunt driving
  3. Careless driving, with 6 demerit points
  4. None; slow driving is always legal

Explanation: Unnecessary slow driving is an offence worth 2 demerit points. Drive at about the speed of traffic without going over the limit, and slow down when conditions require it.