Question 921 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
A large vehicle is approaching a traffic light. Why should you not move into the space in front of it?
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Correct answer to question 921
- A: The driver may need that room to stop at the red light
Explanation
A large vehicle needs extra distance to stop. Moving too close in front of it may not give the driver enough room to brake.
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