Alberta AMA study guide Part 3.
(Emergency Situations and Challenging
Conditions)Test Questions Fully Solved.
When should you turn your headlights on? - Answer • You're driving at night
• You can't see clearly 150 metres in front of you
List what you should do if you get a flat tire while driving - Answer • Don't apply the brakes
right away
• Take your foot off the gas pedal to slow down
• Hold the steering wheel with a firm grip and keep the vehicle in a straight line, and steer in the
direction you want to go in
• Gently apply the brakes to come to a complete stop in the shoulder lane
When should you use your low beam headlights? - Answer • While driving around night if
you're following within 150 metres of another vehicle
• When there's oncoming traffic within 300 metres
• When there's poor visibility from smoke, fog, rain and snow
Where should you look when you're driving at night and an oncoming vehicle's lights are shining
in your eyes? - Answer • Avoid looking directly into the lights
• It's best to look down slightly and to the right side of your driving lane until the vehicle passes
Visibility is reduced at night and you should never overdrive your headlights. Explain what that
means - Answer You should always drive at a speed that allows you to respond and stop in a
safe manner within the distance that's lit by your headlights
What is the speed limit when you're passing a stopped emergency vehicle or two truck with it's
flashing lights on? - Answer You need to slow down to 60 km/h or the posted speed limit,
whichever is lower when you're in the lane that's immediately next to the emergency vehicle
What should you remember about speeding fines when workers are in construction zones? -
Answer SPEED FUNES DOUBLE
When WORKERS
(Emergency Situations and Challenging
Conditions)Test Questions Fully Solved.
When should you turn your headlights on? - Answer • You're driving at night
• You can't see clearly 150 metres in front of you
List what you should do if you get a flat tire while driving - Answer • Don't apply the brakes
right away
• Take your foot off the gas pedal to slow down
• Hold the steering wheel with a firm grip and keep the vehicle in a straight line, and steer in the
direction you want to go in
• Gently apply the brakes to come to a complete stop in the shoulder lane
When should you use your low beam headlights? - Answer • While driving around night if
you're following within 150 metres of another vehicle
• When there's oncoming traffic within 300 metres
• When there's poor visibility from smoke, fog, rain and snow
Where should you look when you're driving at night and an oncoming vehicle's lights are shining
in your eyes? - Answer • Avoid looking directly into the lights
• It's best to look down slightly and to the right side of your driving lane until the vehicle passes
Visibility is reduced at night and you should never overdrive your headlights. Explain what that
means - Answer You should always drive at a speed that allows you to respond and stop in a
safe manner within the distance that's lit by your headlights
What is the speed limit when you're passing a stopped emergency vehicle or two truck with it's
flashing lights on? - Answer You need to slow down to 60 km/h or the posted speed limit,
whichever is lower when you're in the lane that's immediately next to the emergency vehicle
What should you remember about speeding fines when workers are in construction zones? -
Answer SPEED FUNES DOUBLE
When WORKERS
