Alberta Motor Association Parking, Turning, and Lane Changes 2

Question 1

When turning left at an intersection, where should your vehicle be positioned before the turn?

Accepted Answer

As close to the centre line as possible

Answer

In the right-most lane

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In any available lane

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Behind the stop line in any lane

Question 2

In Alberta, you may turn right at a red light after:

Accepted Answer

Coming to a complete stop and yielding to all traffic and pedestrians

Answer

Slowing to 20 km/h and checking for traffic

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Flashing your lights and yielding

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Any time there is no cross-traffic visible

Question 3

At minimum, how far in advance must you signal before making a turn in Alberta?

Accepted Answer

30 metres

Answer

15 metres

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50 metres

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100 metres

Question 4

When making a left turn from a two-way street, you should turn into:

Accepted Answer

The lane nearest to the centre line of the new road

Answer

Any open lane on the new road

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The far right lane of the new road

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The lane that is most convenient

Question 5

U-turns are generally prohibited in Alberta when:

Accepted Answer

They would interrupt or endanger other traffic

Answer

There is no U-turn sign posted

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They are made on a road with more than two lanes

Answer

They are performed at night

Question 6

What is the arm signal for a right turn?

Accepted Answer

Arm extended out and angled upward at 90 degrees

Answer

Arm extended straight out the window

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Arm extended out and angled downward

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Arm waved in a circular motion

Question 7

When turning left at a green light, you must yield to:

Accepted Answer

Oncoming vehicles and pedestrians crossing your path

Answer

No one — a green light gives full right-of-way

Answer

Only pedestrians crossing your path

Answer

Vehicles behind you only