Ontario Bus Driver Knowledge Practice Test

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When taking a curve to the left, where should your front wheels be?

Close to the left edge of the pavement
In the middle of the pavement
Close to the right edge of the pavement
On the left curb

The correct answer is: Close to the right edge of the pavement

When taking a curve to the left, your front wheels should be close to the right edge of the pavement. This is because your wheels should be positioned closer to the outer edge of the curve for better stability and control. Option A, having your front wheels close to the left edge of the pavement, can cause your vehicle to drift too far to the inside of the curve and potentially hit the curb. Option B, having your front wheels in the middle of the pavement, does not allow for proper positioning and can also lead to drifting. Option D, having your front wheels on the left curb, is incorrect as this can cause damage to both your tires and the curb itself.