Question 428 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
About how far ahead of your present position should your gaze be?
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Correct answer to question 428
- D: About 12 seconds
Explanation
Your gaze should be approximately 12 seconds ahead of your present position. Focus farther ahead as speed increases, and in an urban area view the road ahead one full block.
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