Question 811 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
An oncoming vehicle is heading toward you head-on and slowing down has not helped. What should you do?
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Correct answer to question 811
- C: Drive off the road to the right
Explanation
If reading the road, riding to the right and reducing speed do not work, drive off the road to the right. This is almost always better than a head-on collision. Never try to out-guess the other driver by pulling to the left.
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