AMA Alberta Learners Test Verified Solutions

AMA Alberta Learners Test Verified Solutions What is the class 7 drivers program? The learners license. What is the class 5 gdl drivers program? The full drivers license. What are the five conditions for learners drivers? -you must drive with a driver that is a graduated driver and is 18 years or older -you are not permitted to drive from midnight to 5am -you are not allowed to have more passengers than seat belts -you will be suspended if you get 8 or more demerit points. -you must have a zero alcohol level while driving If your car is equipped with ABS what method do you use if you want to make an emergency stop? Apply steady pressure to the brake and do not pump and release. What do you do at a solid red light? You must come to a complete stop at the stop line or before the intersection and you have to wait until the light turns green to go. If you are not moving through the traffic and you are turning right, you may proceed right after yielding. What do you do if you want to turn left at a red light? You can turn left if there is no traffic and if you are turning from a one way to another one way. What do you do at a solid yellow light? The light is about to turn red and you must slow and down and start to stop. What do you do at a solid green light? Drivers can go through the intersection or turn the direction an arrow is pointing. What is a stale green light? It is when a light has been green for awhile you know that it will be turning yellow soon. If the pedestrian light shows don't walk , the light will go red soon. What does it mean when a sign with a red X is placed over a driving lane? It means do not enter or remain in that lane. What does it mean when a green arrow is pointing downward at a lane? you are allowed to stay driving in that lane. What is the speed limit on a provincial highway unless posted? 100km/h What is the speed limit on a provincial highway within a city unless posted? 80km/h What is the speed limit on a roadway outside of an urban area unless posted? 80km/h What is the speed limit in urban areas unless posted? 50km/h What is the speed limit in a school/ play zone? 30km/h What is the speed limit in a parking lot? 20km/h What time are playground zones in affect? 8;30am - 1 hour after sunset What does a slow moving vehicle need? They need a sign on the back if they move less than 40km/h What do solid lines mean? Passing is not allowed What does a broken line mean? Passing is allowed What does Double yellow line markings? Vehicles o either side must travel in different directions. What does it mean when a solid and broken line are together? If the broken line is on the drivers left side that driver can pass but if you have a solid line you cannot pass. What is different between yellow and white lines on a road? Yellow means that the cars on either side of line are traveling in different directions and white lines mean that the cars on either side are traveling in the same direction. What does a white diamond in a lane mean? that lane is reserved for a specific vehicle. What do X markings on road mean? You are going to approach a railway crossing soon