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Alberta Drivers Handbook 2017 > Chapter 2: Traffic Control > Flashcards

Chapter 2: Traffic Control Flashcards

1
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What does a Red Octogon mean?

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Stop

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What does a white square with a red circle and slash mean?

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Prohibitive message

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What does a white triangle with a red border mean?

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Yield

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What does a white square with a green message mean?

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Permissive message

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What does a white rectangle mean?

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Regulatory message

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What does a fluorescent yellow-green pentagon mean?

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School area

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What does a black rectangle mean?

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One way

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What does a black square mean?

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Lane use designation

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What does an orange diamond mean?

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Construction warning

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What does a green rectangle mean?

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Direction

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11
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What does a brown or blue square mean?

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Roadside facilities

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12
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What does a yellow diamond mean?

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Warning

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13
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What do regulatory signs indicate?

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They indicate a traffic regulation that applies at a specific time or place. They indicate what must be done or what cannot be done.

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14
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What are the types of regulatory signs?

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Right of way for drivers,
road use control signs that permit or prohibit the use of a road, control of speed, turns, the direction of travel, passing, traffic lane usage, parking and crosswalks

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15
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What is done at a stop sign?

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Come to a complete stop and do not proceed until safe to do so

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What is done at a yield?

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Yield the right of way to traffic not facing the sign and to all pedestrians within the intersection or crosswalk

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17
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What does a wrong way sign indicate?

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Traffic is moving in an oncoming direction

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18
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What does a red circle with a white horizontal line through it indicate?

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Do not enter

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What does a white ‘X’ with a red outline indicate?

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Railway crossing

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What does a black rectangle with a white arrow inside it mean?

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One way

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What does a white rectangle with arrows going opposite ways and a dotted line down the middle mean?

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2 way traffic

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What does a divider ahead sign look like?

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A block with a curved arrow going around it

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23
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What do speed limits indicate?

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The maximum speed permitted if conditions are favourable.

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24
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What are the 3 main speed limits?

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100 km/h
80 km/h
50 km/h

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What is 100 km/h used for?

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The maximum speed limit for a primary highway that is

located outside an urban area

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What is 80 km/h used for?

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The maximum speed limit for other non-primary highways outside an urban area

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What is 50 km/h used for?

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The maximum speed limit for a highway that is located within an urban area.

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28
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What do designated lane signs do?

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Indicate which lanes you may use to make a turn or to go straight.

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What do reserved lane signs indicate?

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They indicate that lanes are reserved for use by specific vehicles such as buses, taxis and bicycles. The symbol on the sign will designate the type of vehicles permitted to travel in that lane.
Reserved lanes that are designated for part-time operation will show the hours of the day and the
days of the week when the lane is reserved.

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30
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What do 2 cars side by side in a green circle indicate?

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Passing permitted

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31
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What does a truck in a green circle indicate?

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Truck route

32
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What does a snowmobile in a green circle indicate?

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Motorized snow vehicles allowed

33
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What does a black diamond in a green circle indicate?

A

Dangerous goods route

34
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What does a bike in a green circle indicate?

A

Bicycles allowed

35
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What does one person in a white rectangle indicate?

A

Pedestrian crosswalk

36
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What does 2 people in a white rectangle indicate?

A

School crosswalk

37
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What do warning signs do?

A

They give drivers advance warning of potentially hazardous

conditions on or near a road.

38
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What are the types of warning signs?

A

• an advance warning of a traffic regulation on a road
• features or physical conditions of the road itself
• intermittent or moving hazards that indicate the possibility of a situation
that may require a driver response

39
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What does a yellow diamond with a stop sign within it indicate?

A

Stop ahead

40
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What does a yellow diamond with a yield sign within it indicate?

A

Yield ahead

41
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What do warning signs look like?

A

A yellow diamond with a sign in it

42
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What do stoplights within a yellow diamond indicate?

A

Traffic control ahead

43
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What does a yellow diamond with a school bus in it?

A

Bus stop ahead

44
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What does a right angle turn on a yellow back round mean?

A

Single turn right

45
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What does a right curve arrow on a yellow back round mean?

A

Curve right

46
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What does a black cross on a yellow back round mean?

A

Concealed road

47
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What does a straight line road with a joining road on a yellow back round mean?

A

Concealed road

48
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What does a ‘T’ on a yellow back round mean?

A

“T” intersection

49
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What does a “Y” on a yellow back round mean?

A

“Y” intersection

50
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What does a checkered black and yellow sign mean?

A

Dead end

51
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What does a slow-moving vehicle sign look like?

A

Orange triangle and red border

52
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What speed do slow-moving vehicles travel at?

A

40 km/h or less

53
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What is the speed for school zones?

A

30 km/h

54
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What does a green yellow triangle with 2 people on it mean?

A

School zone

55
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What are the school times?

A
  • 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
  • 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
  • 3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
56
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What does a person playing basketball on a yellow sign mean?

A

Playground area

57
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What is the speed for a playground zone?

A

30 km/h

58
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What is the times for playground zones?

A

Every day from 8:30 a.m. to one hour after sunset.

59
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What does a white and red striped line with a D on it mean?

A

Wide load

60
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What is the order on lights on traffic lights?

A

Red, Amber, Green

61
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What is done at a red light?

A

Vehicles must stop before entering the intersection and remain stopped unless otherwise directed or permitted

62
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What is permitted at a red light?

A
  • A right turn after a full stop

- A left turn onto a one-way street from a one-way street is permitted after coming to a complete stop

63
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What is done when facing a steady amber light?

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Vehicles facing a steady amber light must come to a complete stop unless safe to do so?

64
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What is done at a steady green light?

A

Proceed straight through or turn right or left unless one or more of these movements are prohibited.

65
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When facing a steady green light who do you yield to?

A
  • Pedestrians

- When turning left to other vehicles

66
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What do vehicles facing a steady green arrow do?

A

Proceed straight through in the direction of the arrow

67
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What do vehicles coming to a flashing red light do?

A

They come to a stop before crossing the stop line or crosswalk on the near side of an intersection

68
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What should be done when coming to a flashing yellow light?

A

Proceed with caution after yielding to pedestrians and other vehicles lawfully within the intersection

69
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What do yellow road lines do?

A

They separate drivers travelling in opposite directions

70
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What do white road lines do?

A

Separate drivers travelling in the same direction

71
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What do broken yellow lines?

A

They allow passing

72
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What do white broken lines mean?

A

They permit lane change

73
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What do solid yellow lines mean?

A

Passing is not permitted

74
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What do solid and broken yellow lines mean?

A

Passing is permitted in only one direction

75
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What do solid white lines indicate?

A

Lane changing is not permitted

76
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What do “X” markings on the road mean?

A

Approaching a railway crossing

Alberta Drivers Handbook 2017 (10 decks)

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