Question 409 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
What is the Neutral position on an automatic transmission used for?
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Correct answer to question 409
- A: Towing the vehicle, since no gear is selected and the wheels are not locked
Explanation
In Neutral no gear is selected, the wheels are not locked, and there is no power to the wheels. The guide says this position is used for towing.
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