Alberta Motor Association Parking, Turning, and Lane Changes 3

Question 1

Before changing lanes, a driver should:

Accepted Answer

Signal, check mirrors, and check the blind spot

Answer

The correct sequence is to signal your intention, check your mirrors for following traffic, then check the blind spot before moving into the new lane.

Question 2

A broken white line between lanes of traffic travelling in the same direction means:

Accepted Answer

You may change lanes when it is safe to do so

Answer

Broken white lines separate lanes moving in the same direction and indicate that changing lanes is permitted when safe.

Question 3

When merging onto a high-speed highway from an on-ramp, you should:

Accepted Answer

Match the speed of highway traffic and merge smoothly

Answer

Accelerating to highway speed on the on-ramp and merging smoothly minimises disruption and reduces collision risk.

Question 4

Is it legal to change lanes while travelling through an intersection in Alberta?

Accepted Answer

No, lane changes within intersections are prohibited

Answer

Changing lanes within an intersection is illegal in Alberta because it creates unpredictable vehicle paths and increases crash risk.

Question 5

Passing another vehicle on the right is permitted in Alberta when:

Accepted Answer

The road has two or more lanes for traffic in your direction and the left lane is blocked

Answer

Passing on the right is allowed on roads with multiple lanes in the same direction when the left lane is obstructed or occupied.

Alberta Motor Association - AMA Learner's Practice Exam Practice Test

Alberta Motor Association - AMA Learner's Practice Exam Practice Test

Alberta Motor Association Parking, Turning, and Lane Changes 3