Question 919 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
When may you share a lane with a motorcycle rider?
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Correct answer to question 919
- C: Never, because the rider needs the whole lane
Explanation
Never share a lane with a motorcycle rider. A motorcycle rider needs the whole lane to travel safely and often moves within the lane to avoid hazards.
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