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If you are convicted of failing to remain at the scene of a collision,   demerit points will be added to your driving record.  \n7  \nIf you are convicted of failing to remain at the scene of a collision, seven demerit points will be added to your driv ing record. The most points you can gain for a single of fence is seven.  \n6. If a new driver accumulates   demerit points on his or her driving record, he or she will be sent a warning letter.  \n2TOS  \nIf a new driver accumulates between two and five demerit points on his or her driving record, he or she will be sent a warning letter. Note that a conviction for any offence cov ered by the demerit point system will earn the driver at least two points.  \n2. If you are convicted of following too closely (tailgat ing), __ demerit points will be added to your driving record.  \n4  \nIf you are convicted of following too closely (tailgating) . four demerit points will be added to your driving record.  \n3. If you are found guilty of   , three demerit points will be added to your driving record.  \nIMPROPER PASSING  \nIf you are found guilty of improper passing, three demerit points wil I be added to your driving record.  \n4. If you are found guilty of carrying a child  \npassenger who is not properly secured,   demerit points will be added to your driving record.  \n2  \nIf you are found guilty of failing to secure a child passenger in an appropriate child restraint or booster seat, two de merit points will be added to your driving record. The few est points you can gain for a single offence is two.  \n5. A new driver has up to   to complete the graduated licensing process.  \nSYEARS  \nYou have up to five years to finish the graduated licensing process. If you still haven't obtained your full G licence af ter five years, you will have to start the whole process over again.  \n7. How many passengers is a G2 driver who is at least  \n20 years old allowed to carry in his or her vehicle?  \nAS MANY PASSENGERS AS THERE ARE WORKING SEATBELTS  \nA G2 licence holder who is at least 20 years of age is al lowed to carry as many passengers as there are working seatbelts in his or her vehicle.  \n8. You must hold a G2 licence for at least    \nbefore you may take the G2 (Level Two) road test fora full G licence.  \n12MONTHS.  \nAfter you've held a G2 licence for at least twelve months, you may take a G2 (Level Two) road test to qualify for full driving privileges. You must pass this test to get a full G licence.  \n9. What must you bring to your G2 (Level Two) road test for a full G licence?  \nYOUR G2LICENCE  \nObviously, you must have your driver's licence with you whenever you drive.  \n10.You may NOT park within   metres of the nearest rail of a level railway crossing.  \n15  \nYou may NOT park within 75 metres of the nearest rail of a level  \nrailway crossing.  \nlri•WH  \n70 Gl EXAM LIMITS, FINES & POINTS QUESTIONS  \n11. Do NOT park anywhere that you don't have a clear  \nview for at least metres in both directions.  \n125  \nDo not park on a curve, on a hill, or anywhere else that you don't have a clear view for at least 725 metres in both directions.  \n12. If you are convicted of violating Ontario's Move Over law, you will face which of the following penalties for a first offence?  \nA FINE OF$400-$2,000AND THREE DEMERIT POINTS  \nIf you are convicted of violating Ontario's Move Over law, you will be fined between $400 and $2,000 and gain three demerit points for a first offence.  \n13. If you are convicted of violating Ontario's  \nMove Over law for the second time within 5 years,  \nYOU WILL BE FINED$1,000-$4,000AND FACE A POSSIBLE JAIL SENTENCE AND A POSSIBLE LICENCE SUSPENSION.  \nIf you are convicted of violating Ontario's Move Over law for the second time within 5 y","cbCaioJV60uLuxqz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioJV60uLuxqz","pdf",622742,"English","# LIMITS, FINES & POINTS QUESTIONS\n## Demerit point offenses\n## Improper passing and child passenger restraint\n## Graduated licensing timelines and tests\n## Parking and visibility rules\n## Move Over law and distracted driving sanctions\n## Passenger and night driving limits\n## License suspension for points","[{\"question\":\"What happens if a driver is convicted of failing to remain at the scene of a collision?\",\"answer\":\"Demerit points are added to the driver’s record, with the most points for a single offence stated as seven.\"},{\"question\":\"How are penalties described for a first and second offence of Ontario’s Move Over law?\",\"answer\":\"For a first offence, the driver is fined between $400 and $2,000 and gains three demerit points. 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