AMA Learner's License Basic Flashcards
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What should a driver do when approaching a railway crossing with flashing lights and a lowered gate?
Answer: Stop at least 5 metres from the gate and wait until it fully rises
You must stop at least 5 metres from a railway gate and wait until the gate is fully raised before proceeding.
When changing lanes on a highway, in what order should you perform your checks?
Answer: Signal, mirror check, blind-spot check, move
The correct sequence is signal first, check mirrors, check blind spot, then change lanes.
What is the meaning of a solid yellow centre line on your side of the road?
Answer: Passing is prohibited from your side
A solid yellow line on your side means you must not pass or cross the centre line from your direction of travel.
Under Alberta's distracted driving law, which of the following is permitted while driving?
Answer: Using a hands-free mounted GPS device
Hands-free devices that are mounted and do not require manual operation are permitted under Alberta's distracted driving law.
When parking on a hill facing downhill, which way should you turn your front wheels if there is a curb?
Answer: Toward the curb (to the right)
Facing downhill with a curb, turn wheels toward the curb so the vehicle rolls into it if the brake fails.
In Alberta, what is the maximum speed limit on most provincial highways unless otherwise posted?
Answer: 100 km/h
The default maximum speed on Alberta provincial highways is 100 km/h unless a different limit is posted.
What must a GDL learner driver in Alberta have a zero reading of while driving?
Answer: Blood alcohol concentration
GDL learner drivers in Alberta must maintain a blood alcohol concentration of exactly zero — any alcohol is prohibited.