Question 508 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
When stopping for a pedestrian at a crosswalk, how far back should you stop?
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Correct answer to question 508
- D: About two to three car lengths back
Explanation
Stop far enough back, about two to three car lengths, so that traffic in another lane can see the pedestrian. This gives other drivers time to stop as well.
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