Question 911 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
A cyclist is seated on a bicycle at an intersection, waiting for a traffic control signal. What rights does the cyclist have?
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Correct answer to question 911
- C: The same rights and responsibilities as other vehicles
Explanation
A bicycle that is being ridden is a vehicle. A cyclist waiting at a signal has the same rights and responsibilities as any other vehicle.
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