Question 2 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
When parking a vehicle parallel to the curb, the driver must ensure that the vehicle wheels are within what maximum distance from the curb?
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Correct answer to question 2
- C: 50 centimetres
Source: Official Alberta Transportation practice question
Explanation
The law requires that the wheels of a vehicle parked parallel to the curb be no more than 50 centimetres from it. Parking farther out blocks traffic and can create a hazard. When you pull away, check mirrors and do a shoulder check for traffic and cyclists before leaving the curb.
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