Question 613 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
You are on a highway with one lane in each direction and are approaching a curve. What does the guide say about passing?
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Correct answer to question 613
- A: Do not pass on curves, because it is unsafe and illegal
Explanation
On highways with one lane in each direction, passing on curves is both unsafe and illegal. You cannot see far enough ahead to know whether oncoming traffic is coming.
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