Alberta Learner Test - Responsible Driving

In ideal conditions, how much travel time should you be from the car in front of you?

1 second
2 seconds
3 seconds
4 seconds

What are fixed Hazards

School children, intersections and merging roadways
Restricted vision areas such as curves, hills and hidden driveways, icy road surfaces and merging roadways
Restricted vision areas such as curves, hills and hidden driveways, intersections and emergency vehicles
Restricted vision areas such as curves, hills and hidden driveways, intersections and merging roadways

What is variable hazards?

Intersections, icy road surfaces, “stale” green lights and emergency vehicles
School children and other pedestrians, left-turning vehicles, icy road surfaces, “stale” green lights and emergency vehicles
School children and other pedestrians, merging roadways, “stale” green lights and emergency vehicles
School children and other pedestrians, left-turning vehicles, icy road surfaces and restricted vision areas such as curves, hills and hidden driveways

Why do you need to have a space cushion

The extra space reduces the risk of hitting the vehicle ahead if you are hit from behind.
Only if you are an inexperienced driver
It is only needed you are on the highway
It is only needed in the city

How can you improve fuel efficiency?

Turn on the air conditioning system
Do abrupt stops and accelerate quickly
Leave the engine running
Make sure your engine is properly tuned, replace air filters regularly and ensure tires are properly inflated.

How can you save more fuel during summer driving in the city

Open your window
Use Air Conditioner
Open your window and use air conditioner
All of the above

How far ahead should you look when driving in a rural area

5 – 7 seconds ahead
9 – 11 seconds ahead
12 – 15 seconds ahead
20 – 25 seconds ahead

How far ahead should you look when driving in an urban area

1 – 2 seconds ahead
5 – 7 seconds ahead
9 – 11 seconds ahead
12 – 15 seconds ahead

How far back do you need to stop away from a school bus with flashing red lights

5 metres
10 metres
15 metres
20 metres

How much does a child have to weigh to be in a child safety seat?

Under 10lbs
Under 20lbs
Under 30 lbs
Under 40lbs

How often should you glance at your rear-view mirror?

5 – 7 seconds
8 – 12 seconds
12 – 15 seconds
20 – 25 seconds

If you are driving and your cell phone rings, what should you do?

Pick up the phone quickly and make sure you have one hand on the steering wheel
Turn it off, it is illegal to talk on the cellular phone while driving
Answer your phone if there is no police around
Let your voice mail service take the call and check your messages when you are parked

What does a flashing red and amber light on a vehicle mean?

Emergency vehicle
Police
Snowplows
Ambulance

What should you watch for when making a right turn

A cyclist
A motorcyclist
Birds and animals
Nothing, you just need to signal

When are you allowed to have someone riding on the open box of a pickup truck?

Never
Always
During the day only
Only on farmland

When are you allowed to let a person ride in a trailer when it is being towed

Never
Always
During the day only
Only on the highway

When are you required to attach a red flag to the rear of your vehicle

When you are going to be driving slow
During daylight hours when your vehicle's load extends 1.5m (5ft) or more beyond the rear of your vehicle
At night when your vehicle's load extends 1.5m (5ft) or more beyond the rear of your vehicle
You cannot attach a red flag to the rear of your vehicle

When can you share a lane with a motorcycle rider?

Never
When there's room
All the time
Only in the city

Who must be in a booster seat?

Children from birth until reaching a recommended weight on the safety seat
Children between 10kg – 18kg (22 – 40 pounds
Children weighing more than 18kg (40lbs)
Children under age 2

Who must be in a forward facing safety seat?

Children from birth until reaching a recommended weight on the safety seat
Children between 10kg – 18kg (22 – 40 pounds
Children weighing more than 18kg (40lbs)
Children under age 2

Who must be in a rearfacing safety seat?

Children from birth until reaching a recommended weight on the safety seat
Children between 10kg – 18kg (22 – 40 pounds
Children weighing more than 18kg (40lbs)
Children under age 2

Alberta Learner Test – Responsible Driving

This is the complete Alberta Learner (Class 7) test with questions related to the Responsible Driving section of the handbook. The questions are based on the Alberta Driver’s Guide to operation, safety and licensing.

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