Question 905 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
Why should you never pass another vehicle as you approach a crosswalk?
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Correct answer to question 905
- A: The other vehicle may be stopping for a pedestrian
Explanation
There is always a chance that the vehicle ahead is stopping for a pedestrian you cannot see. Passing it could put the pedestrian at serious risk.
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