Question 916 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
A motorcycle rider is travelling in the left portion of their lane. What does this usually mean?
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Correct answer to question 916
- A: It makes the rider more visible, not a left turn signal
Explanation
Motorcycle riders often travel in the left portion of the lane to be more visible. It does not mean they will be turning left.
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