Question 430 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
When entering an angle parking space on the right, how far should you stay from the rear of the parked vehicle while driving parallel to the curb?
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Correct answer to question 430
- B: About one and a half metres
Explanation
The guide says to drive parallel to the curb about one and a half metres (five feet) from the rear of the parked vehicle, then steer sharply right once you can see along the left side of the vehicle parked to the right of the space.
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