Question 904 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
How far back should you stop when you stop for a pedestrian at a crosswalk?
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Correct answer to question 904
- A: About two to three car lengths
Explanation
Stopping about two to three car lengths back lets traffic in other lanes see the pedestrian and have time to stop.
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