Alberta Learner's Practice Test - 10

#1. What should you do if you're in an accident with more than $1,000 in damages but no one is hurt?

You may leave the scene of the accident after exchanging information with the other driver(s).

Your insurance handles these sorts of incidents - you may leave the scene.

Make a call to the police and tell them what happened, including the damages.

Any of the above

#2. What should you do if you're parking on an uphill near a curb?

Allow ample space for other vehicles to exit in front of or behind you.

Turn your tires to the right so that if you roll your vehicle backward, the tires will catch the curb and stop the vehicle from moving.

Turn your tires to the left so that if you roll your vehicle backward, the tires will catch the curb and stop it from moving.

Check that you are parallel to the curb.

#3. When approaching a railroad crossing with an electronic or mechanical signal device, what should you do?

Flashing lights just serve as a warning. Be careful as you proceed.

To avoid getting stuck on the tracks, quickly drive over the tracks or around the gate or barrier when you think it is safe to do so.

Similar to a stop sign, you must stop and then proceed when you feel it is safe to do so.

You must wait for the signal device to stop signaling before moving forward indicating everything is clear.

#4. Where do you stop your vehicle at a junction with a stop sign if there is no stop line, sidewalk, or crosswalk?

Stop directly beside the stop sign.

Come to a complete halt just before the stop sign.

Stop a little further into the intersection so you can observe any pedestrians or other traffic.

Come to a complete stop at the intersection's edge.

#5. What does it mean when you're stopped at a red light but see a green arrow pointing to the left?

Only pedestrians are permitted to cross. Vehicles are not permitted to turn.

Vehicles in the left turning lane have the option to turn left.

Vehicles in the turning lane on the left may turn right.

A green arrow denotes that the street is one-way. The direction of the green arrow denotes the one-way street's direction.

#6. What is the right way to check your vehicle's blind spots?

Use your rear view mirrors.

Turn your head to do an over the shoulder check on each side.

Use a combination of your rear view mirrors and side view mirrors.

Use your side view mirrors.

#7. Which of the following is an important parking rule?

Parking should be done with your wheels no more than 12 inches from the curb.

Never park less than 150 meters from a controlled junction

Never park within three meters of a fire hydrant

Never park less than 15 meters from a fire hydrant.

#8. What is the minimum passenger capacity for the HOV, or high occupancy vehicle, lanes?

3 - the driver plus 2 passengers.

2 - the driver plus 1 passenger.

4 - the driver plus 3 passengers.

5 - the driver plus 4 passengers.

#9. How should I turn LEFT from one two-way street to another two-way street?

Turn from the closest lane to the center dividing line into the right curb lane.

Turn from the right lane making a smooth arc into the lane right of the center line.

Turn from the right lane making a smooth arc into the right curb lane.

Make a smooth arc into the lane to the right of the center dividing line when you turn from the lane that is closest to it.

#10. When you enter a freeway, what should you do?

Slow down or stop while waiting for an opening in traffic.

Accelerate to enter the freeway as quickly as possible.

Signal and then accelerate to merge into traffic as smoothly as possible.

Follow what the other vehicles are doing.

#11. Unless otherwise indicated, the maximum speed limit in villages, towns, cities, and other overcrowded places is?

70 km/h.

40 km/h.

50 km/h.

80 km/h.

#12. How far in both ways must you be able to see if you wish to make a U-turn?

250 m

150 m

75 m

50 m

#13. How much room should you leave between your vehicle and the vehicle you're following?

You can follow as closely as you want as long as you take caution.

The 5 second rule must be followed in order to have adequate time to slow down and stop safely.

This rule applies only to motorcycle riders.

To guarantee that you can see around the car ahead of you and have enough time to slow down and stop properly, you should be at least two seconds behind it.

#14. What should you do when exiting a freeway?

Maintain the same speed as the vehicle in front of you.

Slow down and wait for an exit opportunity.

Signal your intentions and cautiously pull into the exit lane, gradually slowing down - follow all the road signs.

Signal and accelerate quickly toward the exit ramp

#15. What should you do while approaching a traffic-blocked crossroads on a main road?

Before entering the intersection, come to a complete stop and wait for the traffic ahead to begin moving.

Move up to the vehicle in front of you to allow vehicles behind you to pass.

Continue through the intersection with the other vehicles.

To bypass the blocked traffic, turn right or left.

#16. Why is it a bad idea to turn your steering wheel to the left while waiting to make a left turn at an intersection?

If you get hit from behind, you can get pushed into oncoming traffic

It becomes more difficult to turn right if you change your mind

It is not a bad idea because it allows you to see the oncoming traffic

It is not a bad idea because it will be faster to turn when traffic permits

#17. Who has the right-of-way if two vehicles come to an uncontrolled intersection at the same time?

The vehicle on the right.

The vehicle on the left.

The vehicle that is turning right.

The vehicle that is turning left.

#18. What circumstances allow passing on a shoulder?

If the vehicle in front of you is moving too slowly.

Only if there is a paved shoulder to your left and a vehicle is turning right.

Only if there is a paved shoulder to your right and a vehicle is turning left.

If you can pass safely.

#19. Why are passing lanes or climb lanes used?

They help drivers and passengers enjoy the scenery

Climbing or passing lanes are for vehicles that want to test their braking ability.

They are an opportunity for vehicle drivers to stop and rest.

Slower vehicles can enter the right lane using climbing or passing lanes, allowing quicker vehicles to pass on the left.

#20. What should you do while changing lanes?

Check if it is safe and if it is, quickly steer into the new lane.

Signal and slowly steer into the new lane.

When you have enough room to make a lane change, check your mirrors and blind areas, then let other drivers know what you want to do. When it is safe to do so, drive into the next lane after once again checking your mirrors and blind areas.

After giving a signal and honking the horn, immediately enter the new lane.

#21. What is permitted by an accessible parking permit?

Anyone in your family may stand, park or stop in any area.

It allows for parking in designated spaces even if the person with the disability is not a passenger in the vehicle.

It allows for standing, parking or stopping in any area during specified times.

It permits a disabled person who has been granted a permit to park in a designated area while being driven by someone else.

#22. When three vehicles arrive at an intersection with an all-way stop sign, who has the right of way?

The vehicle turning left.

The vehicle turning right.

The vehicle that got there first.

The vehicle on the left.

#23. What should you do if you're in an accident with less than $1,000 in damages but no injuries?

Call your lawyer.

To enable police to determine who is at fault, leave the vehicles where they are.

Even if damages are less than $1,000, you must immediately call 911.

After moving any drivable vehicles off the road, exchange information with the other driver(s).

#24. What should you do if you face dangerous whiteout conditions while driving?

Turn on your emergency flashers and completely pull off the road to a safe area where you can park and wait for weather conditions to improve.

Slow down and turn on your parking lights or fog lights if you have them.

Increase the distance between your vehicle and any other vehicle that is following too closely or moving too slowly.

Honk your horn to alert other drivers of your vehicle's presence.

#25. What is the correct way to make a left turn from a two way road onto a one way road with two lanes?

Turn from the far left lane into the left curb lane.

Turn from the far left lane into the right curb lane.

Turn from the far right lane into the left curb lane.

Turn from the right lane into the right curb lane.

#26. What should you do if you are engaged in an accident or a witness to an event in which one or more individuals have been injured?

Turn on the emergency lights and exit the vehicle.

Call for help right now, or have someone else call for you.

Try to remain cool, and if you are not harmed, assist others until emergency personnel come.

All of the above.

#27. What circumstances allows you to pass another vehicle on the right?

On one-way or multi-lane highways, you are permitted to pass on the right while passing a vehicle turning left or a streetcar.

Only if there is an emergency.

You are never allowed to pass another vehicle on the right.

Only if there is an unpaved shoulder.

#28. Who has the right-of-way if you are turning left at an uncontrolled crossroads and a pedestrian is crossing?

Whoever is in the most hurry can go first.

You have right of way. After coming to a complete stop, make your turn.

Approaching traffic and/or people crossing the street have the right of way. You must give them the right of way.

Any other vehicle making a right turn.

#29. If there is no median how much space must be left between you and a school bus when its lights are flashing?

At least 20 meters behind and far enough in front for children to exit the bus and cross safely.

At least 20 feet behind and far enough in front for children to exit the bus and cross safely

At least 10 meters behind and far enough in front for children to exit the bus and cross safely.

At least 10 feet behind and far enough in front for children to exit the bus and cross safely.

#30. Which of these vehicles has the right-of-way on a roundabout?

The vehicle intending to make a complete circuit of the roundabout

The vehicle already present at the roundabout

The vehicle entering from the right side of the roundabout

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