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Blind Spots
What you need to know
Never ride in another vehicle's blind spot for longer than needed. In the official Ontario tests, questions on this topic come from the Ministry of Transportation's Driver's Handbook (for cars) and Motorcycle Handbook (for riders).
Sample practice questions
Which is the safest way to avoid sitting in another vehicle's blind spot?
- A Ride beside its rear door at constant speed
- B Pass through the blind spot quickly or hold a position where you stay visible
- C Follow directly behind the bumper
- D Weave between lanes beside it
💡 Avoid lingering in blind spots: either move through them promptly or hold a lane position where the other driver can see you.
Frequently asked questions
- Which is the safest way to avoid sitting in another vehicle's blind spot?
- B Pass through the blind spot quickly or hold a position where you stay visible Avoid lingering in blind spots: either move through them promptly or hold a lane position where the other driver can see you.
More questions on Blind Spots and every other topic live in the G1 practice test and M1 practice test.