Question 406 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
What is the maximum width allowed for a commercial vehicle?
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Correct answer to question 406
- B: 2.6 metres
Explanation
Commercial vehicles must not be more than 2.6 metres wide. Special permits are needed for oversized equipment.
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