Question 420 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
How far around the vehicle does the "danger zone" extend?
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Correct answer to question 420
- D: About 3 metres
Explanation
The danger zone is the area around the vehicle where pedestrians and objects are at the most immediate risk. It includes the entire area for approximately three metres (10 feet) around the vehicle.
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