Ontario MTO Truck Knowledge Practice Test

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Study for the Ontario MTO Truck Knowledge Test. Prepare with quizzes and multiple-choice questions designed to help you master the content required for the MTO truck exam. Get ready to hit the road with confidence!

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How many demerit points can you accumulate by failing to stop for a police officer?

Five
Seven
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Three

The correct answer is: Seven

Failing to stop for a police officer is considered a serious offense in Ontario and can result in the accumulation of seven demerit points on your driving record. This high number reflects the severity of the action, as it endangers both the officer and other road users. Behaviour that shows a disregard for law enforcement is taken seriously, and the demerit point system aims to discourage such conduct by imposing significant penalties. Understanding the consequences of failing to comply with police instructions is crucial for all drivers. This knowledge not only emphasizes the importance of obeying traffic laws but also reinforces the role of law enforcement in maintaining road safety.