Question 409 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
What is the maximum height of a commercial vehicle, measured from the ground surface?
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Correct answer to question 409
- A: 4.15 metres
Explanation
Commercial vehicles must not be more than 4.15 metres high from the ground surface. Know your vehicle height so you can tell if it is too tall for underpasses, bridges or tunnels.
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