Question 229 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test

A driver arrives at an intersection with no painted crosswalk lines. What does the guide say about pedestrian crosswalks?

Exactly one answer is correct.

ACrosswalks exist only where lines are painted on the road surface itself
BCrosswalks exist only where a traffic signal is present to control them
CCrosswalks exist at intersections even if unmarked, unless a sign says otherwise
DCrosswalks exist only where a school or playground is close by to them

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Correct answer to question 229

C: Crosswalks exist at intersections even if unmarked, unless a sign says otherwise

Explanation

Crosswalks also exist at intersections even when they are unmarked, unless a sign indicates no crossing. Stop lines show where vehicles must stop at intersections or railway crossings.

230What does this marking on the road tell drivers?
16Vehicles approaching a steady red traffic light may:
28When there is a solid white line to the left of your vehicle, it means:
40When a red “X” is indicated over a driving lane, a driver must:
41A solid yellow line next to a broken yellow line indicates that:
42Solid white lines indicate that:

A driver arrives at an intersection with no painted crosswalk lines. What does the guide say about pedestrian crosswalks?

Correct answer to question 229

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