Question 804 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
Which of the following is a variable hazard, meaning one that changes through the day?
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Correct answer to question 804
- A: A "stale" green light ahead
Explanation
Fixed hazards are permanent, such as curves, hills, hidden driveways, intersections and merging roadways. Variable hazards change, such as pedestrians, left-turning vehicles, icy roads, stale green lights and emergency vehicles.
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