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Alberta Practice Learners Test – Traffic Rules 02
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Question 1 |
30 cm | |
20 cm | |
50 cm | |
40 cm |
Question 2 |
Motorcycles have a larger blind spot | |
Motorcycles do not have efficient brakes | |
Motorcycles can stop in a very short distance | |
Motorcycles take a long distance to stop |
Question 3 |
Bicycle stops slowly | |
Bicycle riders do not have brake lights to warn you when they are stopping | |
Bicycle stops quickly | |
Bicycles do not have efficient brakes |
Question 4 |
$100 | |
$500 | |
$2,000 | |
$5,000 |
Question 5 |
Overinflated tires | |
Your tires riding on top of the water | |
Ice on the roadway | |
A flat tire |
Question 6 |
Must remain at the scene only if physical injuries have been sustained | |
Must remain at the scene only if at fault | |
May leave the scene | |
Must remain at the scene |
Question 7 |
Pedestrians | |
All of these things | |
Oncoming traffic | |
Children |
Question 8 |
150 metres | |
350 metres | |
50 metres | |
250 metres |
Question 9 |
Faster | |
Any of these | |
Slower | |
The same as during summer conditions |
Question 10 |
You must stop your vehicle before entering the crosswalk and allow the pedestrian to cross | |
You should reduce speed and go straight through with care | |
Warn the pedestrian to stop and proceed with care | |
You can proceed provided you sound your horn |
Question 11 |
After entering the deceleration lane | |
Before activating your signal | |
Before reaching the deceleration lane | |
Only if there is traffic behind |
Question 12 |
To brake hard and hold till the vehicle stops | |
Pushing your braking to the edge of safety | |
You are trying to use all the braking force available without locking the wheels | |
Pumping the brakes several times |
Question 13 |
Yes | |
No | |
Only when there is no traffic | |
Yes provided proper signals are made |
Question 14 |
A motorcycle | |
A moped | |
A two-axle Class 2 or 4-type vehicle without passengers | |
A two-axle single motor vehicle |
Question 15 |
Slow down, signal, move into the exit lane | |
Signal, move into the exit lane, slow down | |
Signal, slow down, move into the exit lane | |
Slow down, move into the exit lane, and signal |
Question 16 |
Large vehicles do not have side mirrors | |
Large vehicles have large blind spots | |
Large vehicles do not have efficient brakes | |
Large vehicles do not have rear mirrors |
Question 17 |
be 14 years of age or older | |
be 18 years of age or older | |
be 16 years of age or older | |
be 13 years of age or older |
Question 18 |
within 10 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or driveway | |
within 12 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or driveway | |
within 1.5 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or driveway | |
within 5 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or driveway |
Question 19 |
Pump the brake pedal until a complete stop is achieved | |
Alternate between hard and light pressure on the brake pedal | |
Apply steady light pressure to the brake pedal | |
Apply steady firm pressure to the brake pedal |
Question 20 |
35 centimeters from the steering wheel | |
25 centimeters from the steering wheel | |
15 centimeters from the steering wheel | |
5 centimeters from the steering wheel |
Question 21 |
Sound your horn | |
Turn on your hazard lights | |
Toggle the headlight switch | |
Slow down and pull off the road in a safe place |
Question 22 |
Drive faster | |
Slow down | |
Continue to drive at the same speed | |
Do nothing |
Question 23 |
10 | |
12 | |
20 | |
25 |
Question 24 |
Sound the horn | |
Check the rear view mirror | |
Make a shoulder check | |
Give the correct signals |
Question 25 |
Moving from the curb or parking lane | |
Doing any of these things | |
Turning | |
Changing lanes |
Question 26 |
$100,000 | |
$50,000 | |
$10,000 | |
$200,000 |
Question 27 |
The space between the driver and the next traffic signal | |
The space between the driver and the rear seat passengers | |
The space between the driver and the airbag | |
The space all around your vehicle |
Question 28 |
When you apply your brakes too hard | |
When you make a turn too fast | |
When you accelerate too hard causing the wheels to spin | |
When you drive too slowly |
Question 29 |
Make sure another vehicle is not beside you | |
Make sure another vehicle is not ahead of you | |
Make sure another vehicle is not behind you | |
Make sure you are in the proper lane |
Question 30 |
There is adequate sight distance available to permit passing | |
Lane changing is not permitted | |
Lane changing is permitted | |
Passing is permitted in one direction |
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