Question 609 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
Before you pull out to pass on a two-lane highway, why do you shoulder check to the left?
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Correct answer to question 609
- B: A vehicle that is passing you may be in your blind spot
Explanation
The guide tells you to shoulder check left before passing to look for vehicles that may be passing you on the left. These vehicles may be in your blind spot.
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