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Alberta Traffic Laws Flashcards

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  1. In Alberta, what is the rule about wearing headphones or earbuds while driving?

    Answer: It is legal since no specific law prohibits it, but it may constitute distracted driving

    While Alberta does not have a specific law banning headphones while driving, wearing them can impair your ability to hear emergency sirens and may result in a distracted driving charge.

  2. What must you do if your vehicle breaks down on an Alberta highway?

    Answer: Move it off the road as far as possible and activate hazard lights

    If your vehicle breaks down, you should move it as far off the road as safely possible, activate your hazard lights, and if available, place warning triangles or flares behind your vehicle.

  3. In Alberta, is it legal to drive barefoot?

    Answer: Yes, there is no law in Alberta requiring drivers to wear footwear

    There is no law in Alberta that requires drivers to wear shoes while driving. However, proper footwear is recommended for safe pedal control and is a consideration in the event of a collision.

  4. In Alberta, what is the law regarding slow-moving vehicles on highways?

    Answer: Slow vehicles must display a slow-moving vehicle sign and stay in the right lane

    In Alberta, slow-moving vehicles (such as farm equipment) must display an orange fluorescent triangle sign and travel in the rightmost lane to allow faster traffic to pass safely.

  5. What does Alberta law say about opening a car door on the traffic side of the road?

    Answer: You must not open the door until it is safe to do so and it will not interfere with traffic

    Alberta law states that no person shall open a vehicle door on the side of moving traffic until it is safe to do so and it will not interfere with other traffic, including cyclists.

  6. In Alberta, what is required if you change your name or address?

    Answer: You must notify a registry office within 14 days of the change

    Alberta law requires drivers to update their licence information at a registry office within 14 days of a name or address change to ensure records are current.