Question 807 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
Why should you leave enough room to move into another lane when you stop behind a vehicle in traffic?
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Correct answer to question 807
- C: It lowers the risk of hitting the vehicle ahead if you are hit from behind
Explanation
The extra space reduces the risk of hitting the vehicle ahead if you are struck from behind. It also lets you steer out of the way of a vehicle sliding on ice behind you.
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