Question 932 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
Why should you not stop in a no stopping zone painted on the pavement at an intersection?
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Correct answer to question 932
- B: Large vehicles may need that room to turn
Explanation
A no stopping zone is usually where large vehicles need extra room to turn. Stopping there may interfere with vehicles turning from one roadway to another.
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