Ontario G1 Practice Test · Question
What action is required when you encounter a flashing red 'X' signal above your lane on an Ontario highway?
A flashing red 'X' indicates that the lane is closing and you must move out of it safely.
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Question: What action is required when you encounter a flashing red 'X' signal above your lane on an Ontario highway?
Answer options:
- You may use the lane with caution.
- You must slow down and prepare to stop. ✅ You must vacate the lane as soon as it is safe to do so.
- You should accelerate to clear the lane quickly.
Correct answer: You must vacate the lane as soon as it is safe to do so.
Explanation: A flashing red 'X' indicates that the lane is closing and you must move out of it safely.
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