Question 47 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
When passing a cyclist on a roadway, you should:
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Correct answer to question 47
- A: go around them like you would any other vehicle
Source: Official Alberta Transportation practice question
Explanation
When passing a cyclist, change lanes and go around them as you would with any other vehicle, giving them plenty of room. Do not speed up sharply, honk or flash your lights, because that can startle them. Watch for cyclists at intersections and when turning.
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