ALBERT QUIZWelcome to your Alberta Practice Learners Test – Traffic Rules 02 1. What is the maximum distance from the curb that the law requires the wheels of a parked vehicle to be within?40 cm50 cm20 cm30 cm 1 out of 30 2. What is the appropriate action when a pedestrian has signaled their intention to cross the street?You should reduce speed and go straight through with careYou must stop your vehicle before entering the crosswalk and allow the pedestrian to crossWarn the pedestrian to stop and proceed with careYou can proceed provided you sound your horn 2 out of 30 3. Why is it not advisable to follow bicycle riders too closely?Bicycle riders do not have brake lights to warn you when they are stoppingBicycles do not have efficient brakesBicycle stops slowlyBicycle stops quickly 3 out of 30 4. At what threshold of overall property damage are you obligated to report all collisions to the police?$2,000$500$100$5,000 4 out of 30 5. What are the requirements for obtaining a Class 7 learner's driver's license?be 14 years of age or olderbe 13 years of age or olderbe 16 years of age or olderbe 18 years of age or older 5 out of 30 6. What vehicles are prohibited for operation by a holder of a Class 5 Operator's license?A mopedA motorcycleA two-axle single motor vehicleA two-axle Class 2 or 4-type vehicle without passengers 6 out of 30 7. What is the correct procedure to follow when you intend to take the next exit on a highway?Signal, move into the exit lane, slow downSlow down, signal, move into the exit laneSignal, slow down, move into the exit laneSlow down, move into the exit lane, and signal 7 out of 30 8. What is the mandatory requirement for every driver involved in a collision?Must remain at the sceneMay leave the sceneMust remain at the scene only if at faultMust remain at the scene only if physical injuries have been sustained 8 out of 30 9. How should you adjust your speed when exiting a highway?Before reaching the deceleration laneOnly if there is traffic behindAfter entering the deceleration laneBefore activating your signal 9 out of 30 10. What does the term "threshold braking" refer to?You are trying to use all the braking force available without locking the wheelsPushing your braking to the edge of safetyPumping the brakes several timesTo brake hard and hold till the vehicle stops 10 out of 30 11. How should drivers adjust their driving in winter conditions, considering the impact of slippery surfaces on traction?SlowerAny of theseThe same as during summer conditionsFaster 11 out of 30 12. What does the term "space cushion" refer to in driving?The space all around your vehicleThe space between the driver and the next traffic signalThe space between the driver and the airbagThe space between the driver and the rear seat passengers 12 out of 30 13. Why should drivers exercise caution around large vehicles that are backing up?Large vehicles do not have side mirrorsLarge vehicles have large blind spotsLarge vehicles do not have efficient brakesLarge vehicles do not have rear mirrors 13 out of 30 14. Under what circumstances does a braking skid occur?When you apply your brakes too hardWhen you make a turn too fastWhen you accelerate too hard causing the wheels to spinWhen you drive too slowly 14 out of 30 15. Under what circumstances should you avoid parking your vehicle?within 12 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or drivewaywithin 1.5 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or drivewaywithin 10 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or drivewaywithin 5 metres of an access to a garage, private roadway or driveway 15 out of 30 16. What is the reason for maintaining additional space between your vehicle and a motorcycle when following it?Motorcycles take a long distance to stopMotorcycles have a larger blind spotMotorcycles can stop in a very short distanceMotorcycles do not have efficient brakes 16 out of 30 17. What is the minimum requirement for third-party liability insurance that every driver must carry?$50,000$50,000$10,000$100,000 17 out of 30 18. Is it allowed for a motor vehicle operator to reverse a vehicle into an intersection or crosswalk in an urban area (city, town, or village)?NoYes provided proper signals are madeOnly when there is no trafficYes 18 out of 30 19. When is it necessary to use your turn signals?TurningDoing any of these thingsChanging lanesMoving from the curb or parking lane 19 out of 30 20. What does the presence of solid white lines on the road indicate?Lane changing is not permittedPassing is permitted in one directionLane changing is permittedThere is adequate sight distance available to permit passing 20 out of 30 21. How is a 'Bus' defined in terms of its seating capacity, specifically designed to accommodate more than...?12251020 21 out of 30 22. How should you respond if glare, whether during the day or at night, impairs your visibility of the road?Slow downDrive fasterContinue to drive at the same speedDo nothing 22 out of 30 23. What should a driver do in the case of emergency braking when the vehicle is equipped with ABS?Apply steady firm pressure to the brake pedalPump the brake pedal until a complete stop is achievedAlternate between hard and light pressure on the brake pedalApply steady light pressure to the brake pedal 23 out of 30 24. What are three recommended actions if your headlights fail?Turn on your hazard lightsToggle the headlight switchSlow down and pull off the road in a safe placeSound your horn 24 out of 30 25. Why is it necessary to perform a shoulder check when preparing to make a right turn?Make sure another vehicle is not ahead of youMake sure another vehicle is not beside youMake sure you are in the proper laneMake sure another vehicle is not behind you 25 out of 30 26. What are the causes of hydroplaning, a phenomenon that can lead to skidding of your vehicle?Ice on the roadwayOverinflated tiresYour tires riding on top of the waterA flat tire 26 out of 30 27. How can you ensure that there are no vehicles or cyclists in your blind spot?Check the rear view mirrorMake a shoulder checkGive the correct signalsSound the horn 27 out of 30 28. What should you check for by walking around your vehicle before entering it?Oncoming trafficPedestriansChildrenAll of these things 28 out of 30 29. What is the minimum following distance that must be maintained behind any emergency vehicle with its siren or lights operating?150 metres350 metres250 metres50 metres 29 out of 30 30. According to Transport Canada recommendations, how far should you position yourself from the airbag system if your vehicle is equipped with one?25 centimeters from the steering wheel5 centimeters from the steering wheel35 centimeters from the steering wheel15 centimeters from the steering wheel 30 out of 30 Time is Up! Alberta Manitoba Yukon Nunavut Ontario Quebec Nova Scotia New Brunswick British Columbia Northwest Territories Saskatchewan Prince Edward Island Newfoundland & Labrador
