Question 930 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
About how often do snowplow operators move to the side of the road, where it is safe, to let vehicles pass?
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Correct answer to question 930
- C: Every five to eight kilometres
Explanation
Operators move over every five to eight kilometres. Even when passing is allowed, it is safer to stay well back until the operator can safely move over.
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