Question 429 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
You are leaving your vehicle parked parallel to the curb on a two-way street. How should you get to the curb?
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Correct answer to question 429
- A: Walk to the rear of the vehicle, facing traffic, to reach the curb
Explanation
After checking mirrors and your blind spot, open the door no wider than necessary, leave quickly, and walk to the rear of the vehicle facing traffic to get to the curb.
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