Question 507 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
About how far does the danger zone around a bus extend, where pedestrians and other vehicles may be present?
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Correct answer to question 507
- D: About three metres (10 feet)
Explanation
There is a danger zone of approximately three metres (10 feet) around a bus. Pedestrians and other vehicles in this area may be hard to see. Stay mindful of these zones while driving.
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