Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test, Sharing the Road: all 37 questions
All questions from the Sharing the Road section for Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test, each with the correct answer.
- 1When following a motorcycle, a driver should allow extra space between the vehicle and the motorcycle rider because:
- 5When driving on a divided highway, ahead and facing in the same direction is a stopped school bus with the alternating flashing red lights activated. A driver must:
- 9A slow moving vehicle sign must be displayed on the rear of:
- 11A pedestrian using a white cane means that:
- 21Drivers should not follow bicycle riders too closely because:
- 23Be cautious of large vehicles backing because:
- 47When passing a cyclist on a roadway, you should:
- 901You see a yellow flashing pedestrian-activated traffic light. What should you do?
- 902In an urban area, a pedestrian raises an arm at a right angle and points to the opposite curb. What must you do?
- 903A pedestrian has stepped into an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection. What must you do?
- 904How far back should you stop when you stop for a pedestrian at a crosswalk?
- 905Why should you never pass another vehicle as you approach a crosswalk?
- 906What does the guide mean when it says not to "overdrive your headlights" at night?
- 907Why does the guide say to glance under parked vehicles ahead of you in a residential area?
- 908Who must wear an approved bicycle safety helmet by law in Alberta?
- 909How does the guide treat a cyclist who is walking beside and pushing a bicycle?
- 910A cyclist is riding well out from the right curb. What is a likely reason?
- 911A cyclist is seated on a bicycle at an intersection, waiting for a traffic control signal. What rights does the cyclist have?
- 912Why do cyclists need extra consideration when turning left, especially on multi-lane roads?
- 913You are preparing to turn right. What should you do about cyclists?
- 914You are parked at the curb and want to get out of your vehicle. Who is responsible for the safety of the cyclist?
- 915What lighting is required on a bicycle ridden after dark?
- 916A motorcycle rider is travelling in the left portion of their lane. What does this usually mean?
- 917A motorcycle's turn signals are hard to see. What can give you a clue about what the rider will do?
- 918You are about to turn left across oncoming traffic. Why is a motorcycle a special concern?
- 919When may you share a lane with a motorcycle rider?
- 920You are driving behind a large truck and cannot see both of its side mirrors. What does this tell you?
- 921A large vehicle is approaching a traffic light. Why should you not move into the space in front of it?
- 922You are stopped on a hill behind a large vehicle. What should you do?
- 923A large vehicle is turning right at an intersection. Where should you avoid driving?
- 924After you pass a heavy commercial vehicle, what should you do before moving back into its lane?
- 925How far can the logs extend behind a log hauling truck, according to the guide?
- 926A log hauling truck is turning off the highway ahead of you. What does the guide say?
- 927A school bus ahead has its alternating amber lights flashing. What does this warn you of?
- 928A school bus on a four-lane undivided highway stops with its alternating red lights flashing. Who must stop?
- 929What do flashing amber and red lights on a maintenance vehicle mean?
- 930About how often do snowplow operators move to the side of the road, where it is safe, to let vehicles pass?
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