Question 506 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
Before proceeding from a stop at a red light that has turned green, in which order should you look?
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Correct answer to question 506
- A: Left, centre, right, and left again
Explanation
When stopped at a red light, always look left, centre, right and left before proceeding. This defensive technique helps prevent a collision with a driver who runs the red light.
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