Question 807 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
Your vehicle breaks down on a highway outside an urban municipality at night. Where should approved warning devices be placed?
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Correct answer to question 807
- B: 75 metres (about 250 feet) in front of and behind the vehicle
Explanation
Between sunset and sunrise, or whenever visibility is poor, activate the hazard lights and place an approved warning device 75 metres (about 250 feet) in front of and behind the vehicle.
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