Cheat sheet Qs Flashcards by Nikolina Savic

1.) Unless otherwise posted, what is the basic speed limit outside a city, town or village on a primary highway?
a. 100 km/h b. 90 km/h c. 110 km/h d. 80 km/h

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2.) When backing a passenger vehicle to the left, a driver should:
a. Look in the inside rear-view mirror and make steering adjustments as necessary
b. Look over the right shoulder with occasional glances to the front
c. Look over the left shoulder with occasional glances to the front
d. Without shoulder checking, use the inside and outside rear-view mirrors to ensure the best view to the rear
and both sides of the vehicle

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When approaching an intersection and facing a traffic control light that is showing a green right-turn arrow and
a red light, a driver:
a. Must stop and wait for a green light before turning in the direction of the arrow
b. May go straight through the intersection without stopping
c. May proceed when safe, without stopping, in the direction of the arrow
d. May turn left without stopping

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Alberta has a demerit point system where a fully licensed (non-learner, non-probationary) driver is suspended
when they accumulate:
a. 15 points b. 8 points c. 5 points d. 12 points

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When passing a large truck on a two-way highway, a driver should:
a. Leave extra room before returning to their lane
b. Return to their lane when signalled by the truck’s headlights
c. Return to their lane when the truck is no longer visible in any of their rear-view mirrors
d. Return to their lane once they have cleared the truck’s front bumper

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Which statements best describes the steps for turning right at a red traffic light?
a. Right turns on a red traffic light are never permitted
b. Signal and make sure there is no sign prohibiting the turn, stop, look left and right, yield the right-of-way,
then proceed
c. Reduce speed before the turn, look right for cyclists, signal and proceed
d. Signal and reduce speed before the turn, look left, yield to vehicles and proceed

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A single solid white line between driving lanes in an urban area means:
a. It is an line separating traffic travelling in opposite directions
b. Traffic on the right is moving faster than traffic on the left
c. Lane changing is not permitted
d. Lane changing is permitted

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) A “parking lane” as defined in the Basic License Driver’s Handbook is:
a. A lane closest to the curb, where parking is permitted but there are no meters
b. All of these responses are correct
c. That portion of a primary highway between the edge of the roadway to the right of the direction of traffic
and the nearest solid white line, not being the centre line, marked on the roadway
d. A lane immediately beside a row of parking meters in an urban area

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Shoulder checking means:
a. Glancing towards the blind spot in the direction the driver intends to move
b. Glancing into the left outside mirror
c. Glancing into both the inside and outside mirrors
d. Glancing into the right outside mi

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) A traffic-lane control light with an illuminated red “X” means:
a. Prepare for an emergency vehicle travelling in that lane
b. Reduce speed to below 30 km/h
c. Use that lane only for the purpose of making left turn
d. Travel is not permitted in that lane

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Does a parent have the right to withdraw a previously given “parental consent” for someone under 18 years of
age with respect to an operator’s license?

a. Yes, providing the person is still under the age of 18 and is not self-supporting or married
b. Yes, provided that both parents verbally agree to withdraw the consent at a registry office
c. No, once it is given it remains in effect until the person reaches 18 years of age
d. No, but another consent form must be signed by both parents after a license suspension

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When parking downhill on a two-way road, a driver should:
a. Turn the front wheels toward the curb or edge of the roadway and set the parking brake
b. Keep the front wheels positioned straight ahead and set the parking brake
c. Turn the front wheels away from the curb or edge of the roadway and set the parking brake
d. Set the parking brake only

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If a driver is being followed by a vehicle that is attempting to pass on a two-way road, the driver should:
a. Stay in the lane and move to the right portion of the lane
b. Turn on the right signal and drive in the parking lane
c. Turn on the left signal and stay in the lane
d. Stay in the lane and move to the left portion of the lane

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The recommended braking procedure to bring a vehicle to a normal, smooth stop is:
a. Continually increase brake pressure until the wheels lock
b. Apply brake pressure, ease off slightly just before the vehicle stops, then re-apply sufficient pressure to
stop
c. Shift the vehicle into neutral and apply steady pressure to the brake pedal until the vehicle comes to a stop
d. Pump the brake pedal smoothly until the vehicle stops

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Which statement describes the steps required to reverse in a straight line?
a. Place the left hand at the top of the steering wheel and look over the right shoulder through the rear
window
b. Place the right hand at the top of the steering wheel, look over the left shoulder and use the outside left
rear-view mirror
c. Place the left hand at the bottom of the steering wheel and use both outside mirrors
d. Keep both hands on the steering wheel and constantly use the inside rear-view mirror for guidance

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A “Weaver Zone” is best described as:
a. A place on a highway where the entrance and exit lanes are close together, and vehicles that are slowing
to exit the highway must drive between vehicles that are accelerating to enter the highway
b. A place where the highway has a series of curves that require that driver to slow down
c. An area on the highway that is used for emergency parking
d. A limited access area on a highway where a driver can legally back their vehicle when they miss their exit

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When a dual turns permitted at an intersection?
a. Only when turning from a one-way road onto a one-way road
b. Any time there are at least 2 lanes on the road being entered
c. Only when indicated by pavement markings or traffic control signs
d. Only when the road has 6 or more lanes

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When approaching a Yield sign, you must:
a. Yield the right-of-way to traffic not facing the sign and all pedestrians in the intersection
b. Always sound the horn to warn other traffic within the intersection
c. Expect all other vehicles to yield the right-of-way to you
d. Come to a stop and proceed after looking to the right and left

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The term “over-driving” your headlights at night means:
a. The driver cannot see clearly for 1000 meters
b. The low beam headlights are not set properly
c. The driver is travelling at a speed which would not permit them to see an object in time to stop
d. The driver has had the headlights on for too long time

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Under the Graduated Driver Licensing program, a driver will receive 2 demerits:
a. For having more passengers than there are seat belts
b. For not wearing a seat belt securely fastened
c. For not wearing a seat belt
d. For not wearing a seat belt properly adjusted

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Using the 2-second rule to judge a safe following distance when driving:
a. Is more accurate on rural highways than in urban centres
b. Is not accurate at speeds greater than 100 km/h
c. Is accurate at any speed
d. Is not accurate at speeds lower than 100 km/h

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Using the 2-second rule to judge a safe following distance when driving: a. Is more accurate on rural highways than in urban centres b. Is not accurate at speeds greater than 100 km/h c. Is accurate at any speed d. Is not accurate at speeds lower than 100 km/h

A driver approaching a flashing red traffic light must: a. Stop and wait for the flashing green light b. Reduce speed and proceed with caution c. Stop and proceed only when safe to do so d. Stop until the signal light turns gre

According to the law in Alberta, it is the driver’s responsibility to ensure that all passengers under what age are properly restrained in the vehicle? a. 18 years b. 24 years c. 21 years d. 16 years

When parallel parking, the vehicle’s wheels closest to the curb must be within what maximum distance? a. 80 cm from the curb b. 30 cm from the curb c. 10 cm from the curb d. 50 cm from the curb

Who is responsible and legally obligated to report any medical condition, change in health, or physical disability that may affect a driver’s ability to drive? a. The driver’s employer b. The driver c. The driver’s doctor d. The driver’s insurance company

When a vehicle is stopped to allow a pedestrian to cross the road, other vehicles that are approaching from the rear: a. May pass the stopped vehicle when the pedestrian crossing signal has changed to “Don’t Walk” b. May pass the stopped vehicle when eye contact is made with the pedestrian and the pedestrian stops c. Must not pass the stopped vehicle. It is illegal d. May pass the stopped vehicle if there is no oncoming traffic that may impede passing safely

Unless otherwise permitted, what lane must a driver be in to turn left from a one-way road? a. The centre lane b. The lane closest to the right curb c. The left lane nearest the left curb d. The lane to the right of centre

When a driver is stopping behind another vehicle in traffic: a. Keep back approximately 1 metre from the rear bumper of the vehicle ahead b. Allow sufficient space to move into another lane without reversing c. Remain a minimum of 10 metres from the vehicle ahead d. Maintain sufficient space as determined by the 2-second rule

Why is it not safe to pass a loaded log-haul truck that is turning? a. The driver of the truck needs to fully concentrate on the turn and does not need the added responsibility of a passing vehicle b. Loaded log-haul trucks obey the 6-second rule for turns c. A danger zone exists as the overhand of the logs from the tall end of the truck could block all the lanes on a highway during the turn d. It is illegal to do so

A “slow moving vehicle” sign must be displayed on the rear of any vehicle that normally travels at speeds less than: a. 70 km/h b. 50 km/h c. 40 km/h d. 60 km/h

When encountering a funeral procession that is crossing an intersection: a. Sound the horn before proceeding b. Proceed through the funeral procession only when there is sufficient space between vehicles c. Yield the right-of-way and do not break through the procession d. Flash the high beam headlights before proceeding

When travelling in urban areas, drivers should scan the road approximately: a. 25 to 30 seconds ahead b. 20 to 30 seconds ahead c. 12 to 15 seconds ahead d. 1 to 6 seconds ahead

Is a driver allowed to exceed the speed limit when passing another vehicle? a. Yes, on primary highways only b. No, it is never permitted c. Yes, but not more than 10 km/h over the speed limit d. Only when passing more than one vehicle at a time

If the vehicle’s right tires travel off the paved portion of the roadway: a. Apply the brakes firmly and counter-steer to return to the paved portion of the roadway b. Keep a firm grip on the steering wheel, ease off the gas pedal, and then gradually return to the paved portion of the roadway c. Accelerate slightly, then turn the steering wheel sharply to return to the paved portion of the roadway d. Move the vehicle completely off the paved portion, then steer back onto the paved portion of the roadway

In the Basic License Driver’s Handbook, “nighttime” is defined as the period of time: a. Beginning 1 hour before sunset and ending 1 hour after the following sunrise b. Beginning at sunset and ending at the following sunrise c. Beginning 1 hour after sunset and ending 1 hour before the following sunrise d. Between 7:00pm and 7:00am

A deceleration lane is: a. a lane where vehicles reduce speed when exiting a highway b. the right lane of a four-lane highway for use by slower moving vehicles c. a lane on hills for use by slower moving vehicles d. the lane immediately to the right of a solid yellow line on a highway

When completing an angle park, the vehicle’s front wheel must be within what maximum distance from the nearest curb? a. 100 cm b. 50 cm c. 25 cm d. 75 cm

According to the Basic License Driver’s Handbook, most skids are the result of: a. Driver error b. bad tires c. bad brakes d. icy roads

At a stop sign, a driver must: a. Stop in a position where the visibility is the greatest b. Stop 10 metres before a marked crosswalk or stop line c. Stop in the marked crosswalk or on the stop line d. Stop before entering a marked crosswalk or crossing a stop line

What does a flashing yellow traffic light mean? a. Proceed with caution b. The traffic light will turn green c. Stop until the light stops flashing d. The traffic light will turn red

How close can a driver legally park a vehicle to a Stop sign? a. 1.5 metres b. 5 metres c. 10 metres d. 3 metres

Before leaving a parallel parking space on the right side of a road: a. Shoulder check to the right b. Turn on the right signal c. Shoulder check to the left d. Use an arm signal straight out and up

When following an emergency vehicle with its lights or siren activated, stay back a minimum distance of: a. 100 metres b. 75 metres c. 125 metres d. 150 metres

vehicle exiting a parking lot onto a roadway: a. Must stop only if there is a Stop sign b. Is not required to stop c. Must stop before crossing the sidewalk only if there are pedestrians present d. Must come to a complete stop

In an urban area, when a pedestrian is standing at a crosswalk with their arm raised at approximately right angles to their body and pointing to the opposite curb, what does this mean? a. Drivers must stop and yield to the pedestrian b. The pedestrian is visually impaired and needs assistance to cross the road c. Drivers do not have to yield to the pedestrian until they step off the curb d. Drivers should reduce speed to 30 km/h and be cautious when passing the pedestrian

what minimum distance must headlights be dimmed at night when approaching another vehicle from behind? a. 60 metres b. 300 metres c. 150 metres d. 100 metres

Under the Graduated Driver Licensing program, a learner with a Class 7 operator’s license is suspended when they accumulate: a. 15 demerits b. 12 demerits c. 8 demerits d. 7 demerits

Speed limit signs indicate: a. The speed you should travel under all driving condition b. The minimum speed permitted on all highways c. The maximum speed permitted when conditions are favourable d. The maximum speed permitted except when passing

An “uncontrolled intersection”: a. Has a flashing yellow light for one direction of traffic and a flashing red light for the other direction of traffic b. Has traffic signs but no traffic control signal lights c. Has no traffic control signal lights or traffic signs d. Has Yield signs but no Stop signs

When facing a Merge sign a driver should: a. Stop at the entrance to the other highway and wait until a gap in traffic occurs before proceeding b. Watch for a gap in traffic on the highway they are entering, adjust to highway speed in the acceleration lane and blend in smoothly c. Stop and yield the right-of-way to traffic already on the highway d. Reduce speed and proceed with caution

In reduced visibility due to fog, smoke or snow, use the: a. Park lights b. Headlights on high beam c. Headlights on low beam d. Daytime running lights

When two vehicles approach an uncontrolled “T” intersection at right angles to each other at approximately the same time: a. The vehicle on the left must yield the right-of-way b. The vehicle on the left has the right-of-way c. The vehicle going straight through always has the right-of-way d. Both vehicles must stop

Is a driver allowed to turn right at a red traffic control light? a. Yes, but only when a sign permits such a turn b. Yes, if the driver reduces speed and there is no traffic or pedestrian in the intersection, and no sign that prohibits such a turn c. Yes, if the driver stops and there is no traffic, pedestrian or sign that prohibits such a turn d. No, right turns on a red traffic light are never permitted

The speed limit in a construction zone must be obeyed: a. Only during daylight hours b. At all times c. Only when a flag person is posted nearby d. Only when construction workers are present

When a head restraint is raised to the proper position, the centre of the head restraint is: a. Level with the top of the ear b. Level with the top of the shoulders c. Level with the neck d. Level with the top of the head

An acceleration lane is: a. The left lane of a four-lane highway, for use when passing slow moving vehicles b. A lane on hills, designated for faster moving vehicles c. A lane in a merge area for use by vehicles entering the highway d. A lane with broken line markings

U-turns in urban areas are not permitted at: a. An intersection with marked traffic lanes b. Roads with a landscaped median c. An intersection controlled by a traffic control signal d. An intersection controlled by Stop signs

Under the Graduated Driver Licensing program, what is the minimum amount of time that a person must serve as a probationary Class 5 driver? a. 6 months b. 18 months c. 2 years d. 1 year

A driver is required to report all collisions to the police when persons have been injured or killed, or when combined damage to all vehicles or property is more than: a. $750 b. $1000 c. $250 d. $500

If another vehicle is following too close, what should a driver do? a. Slow down gradually and encourage the other vehicle to pass b. Press hard on the brake pedal c. Increase speed to 10 km/h above the posted speed limit d. Activate the four-way flas

driver attempting to turn left at a steady green traffic light: a. Has the right-of-way over oncoming traffic b. Must stop before the pedestrian crosswalk line, then proceed c. Has the right-of-way over pedestrians d. Must not cross the path of an approaching vehicle unless it is safe

A road test will be refused by a driver examiner if: a. The vehicle has a seating capacity greater than 7 b. The vehicle is registered as a farm vehicle c. The vehicle is a rental vehicle d. The vehicle is not mechanically safe

When a passing a large truck on a two-way highway, a driver should: a. Return to their lane when the truck is no longer visible in any of their rear-view mirrors b. Return to their lane once they have cleared the truck’s front bumper c. Return to their lane when signalled by the truck’s headlights d. Leave extra room before returning to their lane

In a vehicle that does not have anti-lock brakes, threshold braking refers to: a. Applying an even braking force to the point just before the wheels lock, and easing off slightly if the wheels lock b. Pumping the brake pedal repeatedly until the vehicle comes to a stop c. Releasing pressure on the brake pedal, then reapplying pressure until the wheels lock d. Applying enough force to the brake pedal to lock the wheels and keep them locked

When a driver’s vehicle is approached by an emergency vehicle sounding a siren, from any direction on a two- way road, the driver must: a. Continue at a reduced speed and allow sufficient space for the emergency vehicle to pass b. Turn on their four-way hazard lights c. Stop only when the emergency vehicle has difficulty in passing d. Drive as close as possible to the right curb or edge of the road and stop

In Alberta, the law requires that seat belts must be worn: a. Only while carrying passengers b. Properly at all times c. Only when driving at highway speeds d. Only when driving in the city

A driver entering a traffic circle: a. Must yield to traffic on the right b. Must yield to vehicles in the traffic circle c. Has the right-of-way d. Must use the courtesy rule and yield to the vehicle that arrived first

When turning left from a two-way road onto a one-way road, what lane should the vehicle enter? a. The lane immediately to the right of centre b. The lane nearest the curb on the left side of the one-way road c. The centre lane of the one-way road d. The right lane of the one-way road

Which direction should a vehicle’s front wheels be turned when parked uphill on a two-way road with a curb? a. Parallel to the curb b. To the left c. Straight ahread d. To the right

Shoulder checking means: a. Glancing into the right outside mirror b. Glancing into the left outside mirror c. Glancing towards the blind spot in the direction the driver intends to move d. Glancing into both the inside and outside mirrors

Using the 2-second rule to judge a safe following distance when driving: a. Is not accurate at speeds greater than 100 km/h b. Is more accurate on rural highways than in urban centres c. Is not accurate at speeds lower than 30 km/h d. Is accurate at any speed

When approaching an intersection displaying a steady yellow traffic light: a. Proceed since the light is about to turn green b. Yield to vehicles on the right c. Stop before the intersection unless the stop cannot be made in safety d. Increase speed to clear the intersection

A solid yellow line together with the broken yellow line marked on the centre of a highway means: a. The road narrows ahead b. If the solid line is on your side, passing is permitted c. If the broken line is on your side, passing is not permitted d. If the broken line is on your side, passing is permitted

At 9:00AM on a school day, what is the maximum speed permitted in a school zone in a rural area, unless otherwise posted? a. 50 km/h b. 20 km/h c. 40 km/h d. 30 km/h

.) On a two-lane highway, when passing other vehicles travelling in the same directions, a driver: a. Should pass on the left when safe b. Should pass on the right when safe c. Should always travel 30 km/h faster than the vehicle being passed d. Should not pull out to pass until they are within 3 metres of the vehicle being passed

Parking in a space reserved for persons with disabilities is permitted: a. While the driver is waiting in the vehicle b. When the vehicle has a proper identifying placard or license plate c. When all other parking spaces are filled d. When a driver stops for less than 5 minutes

What minimum distance from a fire hydrant must a vehicle be parked? a. 3 metres b. 4 metres c. 2 metres d. 5 metres

.) When driving in the right lane on a highway, what should a driver do if another vehicle attempts to merge from an acceleration lane on the right? a. Move into the left lane, if it is safe to do so, or be prepared to adjust speed b. Stop to allow the other vehicle in c. Accelerate to close any gap in the traffic flow d. Insist that the other vehicle yield the right-of-way

When approaching the rear of a school bus that is displaying alternating flashing amber lights, a driver should: a. Be prepared to stop as this is a warning that the alternating flashing red lights will come on one the bus has stopped b. Stop immediately because the school bus is loading or unloading students c. Be prepared to stop as this could be a warning that there is a collision ahead and the traffic flow has stopped d. Use caution as the school bus is approaching a railroad crossing and is about to stop

Unless otherwise posted, the school zone speed limits are in effect on school days during the following hours: a. 8:00am to 4:30pm b. 8:30am to 9:30am, 12:00pm to 1:00pm and 3:30pm to 4:00pm c. 8:00am to 9:30am, 11:30am to 1:30pm and 3:00pm to 4:30pm d. 8:30am to 1 hour after sunset

Playground zones are in effect: a. From 8:30am to 1 hour after sunset b. Only when school lets out at noon and after 4:30pm c. During daylight hours and until 11:00pm d. From 8:00am to 8:00pm

Unless otherwise permitted, what lane must a driver be in to turn left from a one-way road? a. The lane to the right of centre b. The left lane nearest the left curb c. The lane closest to the right curb d. The centre lane

Under the Graduated Driver Licensing program, a learner with a Class 7 license is not permitted to drive a vehicle between the hours of: a. 9:00am and 5:00pm b. Midnight and 5:00am c. 10:00pm and 6:00am d. Midnight and 7:00am

When approaching an intersection and facing a traffic control light that is showing a green right-turn arrow and a red light, a driver: a. Must stop and wait for a green light before turning in the direction of the arrow b. May proceed when safe, without stopping, in the direction of the arrow c. May go straight through the intersection without stopping d. May turn left without stopping

When recovering from a skid, a driver should: a. Accelerate and steer in the opposite direction of the skid b. Brake and hold firmly on the steering wheel c. Steer in the direction the driver wants the front of the vehicle to go d. Brake and counter-steer

When approaching the top of a hill on a two-lane highway: a. Exceeding the speed limit is permitted b. Flash the headlights to warn oncoming vehicles c. Stay to the right portion of the lane d. Keep close to the centre line to prevent others from passing

A pedestrian using a white cane means that a. hearing impaired b.visually impaired c.mentally impaired d. both b and c

When you approach the top of a hill, you should: A. Speed up to clear the area as quickly as possible B. Be careful and keep right C. Do nothing, no special measures are necessary D. Use the horn and accelerate to increase your field of vision

You have to display a slow-moving vehicle sign on the back of: A. All vehicles driven on a highway not capable of maintaining a speed over 50 km/h B. All vehicles driven on a highway not capable of maintaining a speed over 60 km/h C. All vehicles driven on a highway not capable of maintaining a speed over 40 km/h D. All farm machinery driven on private land

When you park downhill on a road with a curb, you should turn your steering wheel so: A. The tires point toward the curb B. The tires point away from the curb& C. The tires are parallel to the curb D. You can stop within a safe distance

When you're turning left, watch for oncoming motorcycles because: A. They can be hard to see in heavy traffic at night or dusk B. They have less control than cars C. You can't judge the speed of motorcycles D. None of the above

When you're reversing (backing up): A. Look behind the vehicle and only drive in reverse when there's no traffic, pedestrians or obstacles B. Turn your head, look in both blind spots and then back up using your mirrors C. Do a circle check, get into your vehicle, then use your mirrors to back up D. Put the vehicle in neutral, let it roll back, do a 360-vision check and a mirror check

What's a clue that you might be approaching a stale green light? A. Many cars are lined up at the cross street waiting for their light to turn green B. Pedestrians are no longer in the intersection C. The crosswalk signal has changed from a white figure to a flashing orange hand D. Both A and C are correct

If you're on a two-way street and you want to turn left at the next intersection onto a one-way street, you must start your turn from which lane, (unless a sign says otherwise)? A. Any lane if there's no traffic B. From the lane closest to the centre line into the curb lane on the left-hand side C. The lane to the right of centre D. None of the above

You should be in the proper lane at least - metres before turning at an intersection. A. 15 metres B. 20 metres C. 10 metres D. 25 metres

When you park downhill on a road with a curb, you should turn your steering wheel so: A. The tires point toward the curb B. The tires point away from the curb C. The tires are parallel to the curb D. You can stop within a safe distance

If someone is tailgating you, you should: A. Reduce your speed just enough to encourage them to pass B. Create a wider space cushion between you and the vehicle ahead C. Move into another lane and let the tailgater pass D. Any of the above

Unless otherwise posted, the maximum speed in the city (or an urban area) is: A. 60 km/h B. 80 km/h C. 30 km/h D. 50 km/h

True or False. If your front tire goes flat, your vehicle will pull strongly to the side that doesn't have the flat tire.

false

A flashing red light means: A. Stop and wait for the light to turn green B. Stop and continue only when it's safe C. Slow down, check for oncoming traffic and go when it's safe D. It's an uncontrolled intersection

What's the best way to check if there are vehicles in your blind spot? A. Shoulder checks B. Check rear-view and side mirrors C. Scan ahead for blind spots D. Both A and B are correct