Chapter 2-12: Pavement markings

The Alberta Class 7 knowledge test covers pavement markings, which play a vital role in road safety and traffic flow.

Alberta Driving Test - Chapter 2-12: Pavement markings

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What do white line markings mean?

Vehicles on each side of the white line are travelling in opposite directions

Vehicles on each side of the white line are travelling in the same direction

The lane is for emergency stopping only

The lane is for left turns only

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What do broken white lines indicate about lane changing?

Lane changing is never permitted

Lane changing is permitted only for emergency vehicles

Lane changing is permitted only in bad weather

Lane changing is permitted

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What do broken yellow lines indicate?

The lane is for parked vehicles only

Passing is permitted when it is safe

Passing is never permitted

The lane is for pedestrians only

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What do solid white lines indicate about lane changing?

Lane changing is not permitted

Lane changing is permitted only at night

Lane changing is permitted only for trucks

Lane changing is permitted freely

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What does a yellow line on the roadway indicate?

Vehicles on each side of the yellow line must travel in opposite directions

Only bicycles may use the lane

Parking is permitted on both sides

Vehicles on each side of the yellow line are travelling in the same direction

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In addition to pavement diamonds, what may also indicate lane or time restrictions?

Streetlights over the lane

Signs placed along the roadway

Painted curbs only

Speed bumps in the lane

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What is one use of symbols on pavement?

To mark areas where rules do not apply

To supplement standard signs, or warn, regulate, or guide traffic

To indicate areas where drivers may ignore signals

To advertise local businesses

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What do arrows painted on the pavement indicate?

The location of nearby parking

The maximum speed in a lane

The vehicle movements permitted in a lane

The type of vehicles allowed in a lane

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Where should a yellow line be in relation to the driver on a two-way road?

There should be no yellow line

On the driver’s right side

On the driver’s left side

In the middle of the driver’s lane

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A solid yellow line and a broken yellow line together mean:

Passing is permitted only for large vehicles

Passing is not permitted for any driver

Passing is permitted for drivers on both sides

Passing is permitted only for the driver who has the broken line on their side

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On a two-way left turn lane, how is the centre lane of the road used?

It is used only for through traffic

It is reserved only for buses

It is shared and reserved for left-turning traffic travelling in either direction

It is reserved only for right-turning traffic

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What is one purpose of pavement markings on the roadway?

To identify lanes and separate opposing traffic

To replace all traffic signs

To reduce the need for traffic laws

To decorate the roadway surface

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What do solid line markings mean?

Crossing the line to pass or change lanes is not permitted

Passing is permitted only at night

Crossing the line to pass or change lanes is permitted

Passing is permitted only when turning left

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What do broken line markings mean?

Crossing the line is never allowed

Crossing the line to pass or change lanes is permitted

The lane is reserved for emergency vehicles only

The lane is a parking lane only

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What do diamond markings on a lane indicate?

The lane is for passing only

The lane has no restrictions

The lane is reserved for specific vehicles

The lane is for parking only

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Pavement markings include lines, arrows, and symbols painted on the road to guide drivers. White lines separate lanes moving in the same direction, while yellow lines divide opposing traffic. Solid lines indicate no passing zones, and broken lines allow passing when safe. Arrows show required lane movements, and special symbols mark crosswalks, stop lines, and bicycle lanes. The test evaluates your ability to recognize and follow these markings, ensuring new drivers understand how to navigate roads safely and follow traffic regulations.