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Alberta Traffic Laws Flashcards

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  1. In Alberta, when are you required by law to use your headlights?

    Answer: From 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise, and when visibility is less than 150 metres

    Alberta law requires headlights from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise, and whenever weather or other conditions reduce visibility to less than 150 metres.

  2. What is the minimum following distance recommended for driving in Alberta under normal conditions?

    Answer: At least two seconds behind the vehicle ahead

    Alberta recommends maintaining at least a two-second following distance under normal conditions. This provides adequate time to react and stop if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly.

  3. In Alberta, is it legal to use a handheld cellphone while driving?

    Answer: No, using a handheld cellphone while driving is prohibited

    Alberta's distracted driving laws prohibit the use of handheld cellphones and other electronic devices while driving. This includes texting, calling, and browsing while the vehicle is in motion or stopped in traffic.

  4. What are you required to do when you are involved in a collision in Alberta that results in injury or property damage exceeding $2,000?

    Answer: Report it to police as soon as possible

    In Alberta, collisions involving injuries, fatalities, or property damage that appears to exceed $2,000 must be reported to police as soon as possible. Failure to report is an offence.

  5. In Alberta, who is legally required to wear a seatbelt in a moving vehicle?

    Answer: All occupants of the vehicle

    Alberta law requires all occupants of a vehicle to wear a properly fastened seatbelt. The driver can be fined for any unbelted passenger under 16, and adult passengers can be fined individually.

  6. Under Alberta law, what must you do before changing lanes?

    Answer: Signal your intention, check mirrors, check your blind spot, and ensure the lane is clear

    Before changing lanes in Alberta, you must signal, check your rearview and side mirrors, and physically check your blind spot by looking over your shoulder to ensure the lane is clear.