Question 918 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
You are about to turn left across oncoming traffic. Why is a motorcycle a special concern?
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Correct answer to question 918
- D: It is hard to see and its speed is hard to judge
Explanation
Oncoming motorcycles can be hard to see in heavy traffic, at night or at dusk, and it can be difficult to judge their speed. Watch for them before turning left.
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