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Slow moving vehicle on road travelling less than 40 km/hr. |
| The key to emergency braking is to | Stop the vehicle as quickly as possible without locking the wheels. |
| Most automobile skids are result of | Driving too fast. |
| Travelling at high speeds increases fuel consumption. Every 10 km/h above 90 km/h, you burn __% more fuel. | 10% more fuel. |
| You should under all condition drive at a speed which will allow you to | Stop at a safe distance. |
| A school bus with red signal lights flashing is stopped. What does the law require you to do? | Stop 20 meters from the school bus. |
| If there is no stop line or marked crosswalk at the intersection, you must stop within ___ metres of the intersecting roadway. | 3 metres |
| Which of the following hand-and-arm signals is correct for slowing or stopping? | Arm out and down. |
| Upon approaching a Yield sign, what does the law require you to do? | Slow down, stop if necessary and go only when the way is clear. |
| When parking facing downhill | Turn your front wheels towards the curb or right shoulder. |
| Unless otherwise posted, the maximum speed limit on the primary highway outside an urban area is: | 100 km/hr. |
| If a tire blows out | Take your foot off the gas pedal to slow down and steer the vehicle firmly in the direction you want to go. |
| The minimum safe following distance in traffic is | Two seconds distance behind the other vehicle. |
| A broken line at the left of your lane means | You may pass if the way is clear. |
| Vehicles approaching a steady red traffic light may | Turn left from a one-way street to a one-way street, after a complete stop, unless prohibited. |
| In an uncontrolled intersection (without traffic signs or traffic lights) | Yield the right-of-way to the vehicle to your right. |
| Upon approaching a stop sign, a driver must | Stop, and when it is safe to do so, proceed. |
| It is illegal to pass another vehicle when | Approaching vehicles are too close, a sign indicates a no-passing zone, or a solid yellow line is on your side of centre line outside of urban areas. |
| Solid white lane on a roadway means | Lane changing is not permitted. |
| Before moving from a parked position | Always signal and check for traffic, pulling out only when it is safe to do so. |
| Where there are no posted speed limits, the maximum speed in cities, towns, villages and built-up areas is | 50 km/hr. |
| If your vehicle is having mechanical problems, you should | Change lanes safely and move off the road. |
| When entering a freeway you should | Signal and increase your speed to merge smoothly with traffic. |
| Directions given by a police officer overrule | All traffic signs and signals. |
| What is the driver of a motor vehicle not permitted to carry in a house or boat trailer? | Persons. |
| How close the fire hydrant may you legally park? | 5m. |
| A pedestrian using a white cane means that | The pedestrian is visually impaired. |
| Wearing a seat belt in a collision, can | Decrease your chance of being injured or killed. |
| A pedestrian facing a flashing or steady hand or don't walk symbol should | Not cross but finish crossing the street if they have already started. |
| When driving in heavy fog, you should use | Low beam headlights. |
| You should under all condition drive at a speed which will allow you to | Stop within a safe distance. |
| When moving from one lane to another, you must | Make sure changing the lane is allowed, check for traffic by using your rear-view mirror and outside mirrors, check your blind spot and turn on the proper turn signal. |
| U-turns are not permitted in urban areas in the following situations | Where a sign prohibits it, on a roadway between intersections, and at an intersection controlled by a traffic-control signal (traffic lights) |
| If your headlights fail | Turn the headlight switch on and off, if the headlights are still not on, turn on your hazard lights, and slow down and pull off the road in a safe place. |
| The holder of a Class 5 operator's licence may operate | A two-axle single motor vehicle. |
| The vehicle for your road test must be in acceptable working condition and must have | Signal lights. |
| To apply for a photo identification card you must | Be an Alberta resident, provide acceptable identification, and have written consent from a parent or guardian if you are under 18 years of age. |
| Who is responsible to ensure that all passengers under the age of 16 years are properly restrained in the vehicle? | The driver. |
| A person who applies for, or renew a class 1, 2 or 4 operator's licence must also submit a complete medical report. This is required | Every two years from age 45 to 65, every five years to age 45, and every year after age 65. |
| Anyone found guilty of driving with a blood alcohol level over .08/80 mg who has two or more prior alcohol offences in the last 10 years, is disqualified from holding an operator's licence for: | 60 months from the date of the finding of the guilt. |
| To obtain a Learner's licence you must | Be 14 years of age or older, have valid identification, pass a vision screening and a knowledge test on the rules of the road. |
| When you see a yellow flashing pedestrian activated traffic light, slow down to | 30 km/hr. |
| The holder of a Class 7 operators licence may operate | A vehicle or combination of vehicles that the holder of a Class 5 operators license may operate as a learner, a moped, and a motorcycle (for learning) if the holder of the license is 16 years of age or older. |
| When visibility becomes so poor that it is no longer safe to continue driving | Slow down and move your vehicle well off the road to a safe location, do not attempt to drive until conditions improve, and turn on your four-way flashers. |
| On multi-lane highways, slow-moving traffic should travel | In the traffic lane to the right unless the left lane is required to make a left hand turn. |
| In a traffic circle | The vehicle on the right must yield to the vehicle on the left. |
| When driving, fatigue can be deadly. Fatigue can be caused by | Lack of sleep or rest, sickness, and driving for long periods of time. |
| If a death or injury occurs as a result of an impaired offence, the minimum licence suspension will be even for a first offender | 60 months. |
| When approaching the end of the passing lane, drivers in the right hand lane must? | Merge safely with other traffic to the left moving in the same direction. |
| Tourists or visitors from other countries are permitted to use their valid operators licence for a period of: | 3 months. |
| When you enter a right-hand curve | Steer slightly towards the right side of the road. |
| The air brake endorsement is the | Q endorsement. |
| Speed limits indicate: | The maximum speed permitted if conditions are favorable. |
| Never use the cruise control feature | In urban traffic, on winding roads, or on wet, slippery, snowy, or icy surfaces. |
| Which three factors go into determining how long it takes to stop? | Perception time, reaction time, and braking time. |
| When an emergency vehicle (ambulance, fire or police) is approaching you from any direction and is sounding a siren, you must yield the right-of-way by: | Stop until the emergency vehicle has passed and check that no other emergency vehicles are approaching, immediately moving clear of any intersection, and drive as closely as possible to the right curb or edge of the two-way roadway. |
| Anyone found guilty of driving with a blood alcohol level over .08/80 mg for the first time will be disqualified from driving and their licence will be suspended for: | 12 months from the date of the finding of the guilt. |
| Large trucks require | More time and space for starting, stopping, and turning. |
| The holder of a Class 4 operators licence may operate: | All motor vehicles under classes 1, 2, 3, and 6 for learning only, an ambulance or taxi, a bus that has a seating capacity of not more than 24, excluding the operator. |
| If you are in a funeral procession, you may follow through an intersection controlled by a stop sign or a red signal without stopping. You must have your headlights on, and may only proceed: | If it is safe to do so, if you are following immediately behind the vehicle ahead, and if you are not the lead vehicle. |
| When you planning to leave the highway and you miss your exit: | Continue to the next exit and make plans to return to your route. |
| Under Graduated Diver Licencing system, when an accumulation of 8 or more demerit points occurs within a two-year period, your licence is automatically suspended for: | One month. |
| In province of Alberta, licence plates remain with the | Owner of the vehicle. |
| Unless otherwise posted, when entering a playground zone, while times are in effect, what is the maximum speed allowed | 30 km/hr |
| A white diamond marking in a lane means | Diamond markings indicate that a lane is reserved for specific vehicles. |
| Drivers licensed under the Graduated Driver Licence Program are restricted from operating a vehicle | When any amount of alcohol has been consumed. |
| School zones end when | Traffic sign indicates either a higher speed of the end of the zone. |
| Vehicles facing a flashing green light may | Turn left, proceed straight through, or turn right. |
| During poor weather conditions such as rain, snow, smoke and fog, use your headlights on | Low beam. |
| Solid yellow lines | Separate traffic travelling in opposite directions |
| Broken yellow lines indicate | There is adequate sight distance available to permit passing. |
| As a learner with a Class 7 license, you are not permitted to drive a car between the hours of | Midnight to 5:00 A.M. |
| When you want to pass another vehicle on a two-lane road you must NOT | Exceed the speed limit when passing another vehicle. |
| Signaling your intention before turning or changing lanes | Is required by the highway safety code. |
| Road test failures may result from | Unsafe actions, lack of skill and control, or difficulty obeying traffic laws. |
| To recover from a skid | Steer in the direction you would like the vehicle to go. |
| When is it legal to do a u-turn outside urban areas? | When you can do it safely and without interfering with other traffic. |
| If a front tire goes flat, your vehicle will pull strongly to the | Side that has the flat tire. |
| When a red "X" is indicated over a driving lane | A driver must not enter or remain in that lane. |
| If feeling tired while driving | Stop for a short rest. Walk around your vehicle. |
| It is legal to make a right turn on a red light | Yes, after coming to a full stop |
| You are required by law to notify Alberta Registries of a name and /or address change | Immediately. |
| Vehicles facing a steady amber light, you must | Come to a complete stop before crossing the stop line or crosswalk on the near side of an intersection. |
| How many demerit points will be recorded against your license for failing to remain at the scene of an accident? | 7 Points. |
| Unless otherwise marked, when entering a main street from a road, alley, driveway or parking lot you must | Stop before entering. |
| Anyone found guilty of driving with a blood alcohol level over .08/80 mg who has a prior alcohol offence in the last 10 years, is disqualified from holding an operator's licence for: | 36 months from the date of the finding of the guilt. |
| On a city street, the car ahead is making a right turn. You may | Pass on the left if there is a second lane, and you can do so safely. |
| A white "X" in a lane means: | "X" markings indicate the approach to a railway crossing. |
| What you can not see in your vehicle rear and side view mirrors is said to be in your | Blind spot. |
| How many demerit points will be recorded against your license for failing to stop for a school bus? | 6 points. |
| White lines | Separate traffic travelling in the same direction. |
| If your headlights fail: | Turn on your hazard lights, turn the headlight switch on and off, and slow down and pull off the road in a safe place. |
| You must not follow any emergency vehicle that has its siren or lights operating within: | 150 metres. |
| The law requires that the wheels of the parked vehicle are within what maximum distance from the curb? | 50 cm |
| Before entering your vehicle, walk around it to check for: | Pedestrians, oncoming traffic, and children. |
| You should not follow bicycle riders too closely because | Bicycle riders do not have brake lights to warn you when they are stopping. |
| Glare can blind you in the daytime or at night. If glare makes it difficult to see the road | Slow down. |
| Threshold braking means | You are trying to use all the braking force available without locking the wheels. |
| What is the best way to ensure that there is no vehicle or cyclist in your blind spot? | Shoulder check. |
| When you are to take the next exit on a highway, the correct procedure is to | Signal, move into the exit lane, slow down. |
| Winter traction is affected by slippery conditions, in winter drivers should drive | Slower. |
| If a vehicle is equipped with ABS and a driver needs to perform emergency braking, the driver should | Apply steady hard pressure to the brake pedal. |
| When you are preparing to make a right turn, you should shoulder check to | Make sure another vehicle is not beside you. |
| What is meant by the term "space cushion"? | The space between your motor vehicle and the vehicle ahead of you, behind and either side. |
| The holder of a Class 5 operators licence shall not operate | A motorcycle. |
| When a pedestrian has indicated their intention to cross the street | You must stop your vehicle before entering the crosswalk and allow the pedestrian to cross. |
| The minimum learning or licensing age for a class 1 operators license is | 18 years. |
| Do not park your vehicle | Within 1.5 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or driveway. |
| Is a motor vehicle operator permitted to back a vehicle into an intersection or a crosswalk in an urban area (city, town or village) | No |
| Be cautious of large vehicles backing because | Large vehicles have large blind spots. |
| Every driver involved in a collision | Must remain at the scene. |
| If your vehicle equipped with an air bag system, Transport Canada recommends that you should position yourself back at least: | 25 centimeters from the steering wheel. |
| You must signal when | Moving from the curb or parking lane, changing lanes, or turning. |
| When you are following a motorcycle, allow extra space between your vehicle and the motorcycle because | Motorcycles can stop very quickly. |
| Solid white lines indicate that | Lane changing is not permitted. |
| You are required to report all collisions to the police where the overall damage exceeds: | $2,000 |
| When exiting from a highway, slow down | After entering the deceleration lane. |
| A 'Bus' is defined as a motor vehicle that is designed to have a seating capacity of more than: | 10 |
| A braking skid occurs: | When you apply your brakes too hard. |
| How much minimum insurance required for third party liability? | $200,000 |
| Hydroplaning can cause your vehicle to skid. The term "hydroplaning" means: | Your tires ride on top of the water, like water skis. |
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