Alberta Novice Module 13 – Common Collisions, Deer
Safety, Intersection Hazards, Driving Laws
Description:
This document contains verified exam questions and answers for Alberta Novice Module 13,
focusing on common vehicle collisions. It includes scenarios involving deer collisions, safe braking
techniques, and the importance of visibility and awareness. The material also covers intersection
safety, backing procedures, and speed laws that every novice driver must understand. Updated
and complete, this study guide ensures drivers are well-prepared for test questions and practical
driving safety.
When is/are the most dangerous time(s) for deer collisions? - answer✔✔Dusk and Dawn If while
driving you see one deer, what should you expect? - answer✔✔There may be more deer nearby
so what for them If a deer appears in front of you: - answer✔✔Brake hard but do not swerve
What should you do if a deer appears in your headlights and begins to run towards you? -
answer✔✔Flash your high beam lights and honk the horn in short bursts It is important to watch
for animal eye shine. What animal does this module mention as not having eye shine? -
answer✔✔Moose You should never back up faster than _____. - answer✔✔A slow walking
speed What fracture of all collisions happen at intersections? - answer✔✔1/3 What does the "A"
in BACK stand for? - answer✔✔Always look back and use your mirrors What does the "C" in BACK
stand for? - answer✔✔Circle check around your vehicle Never drive at a speed unsafe for existing
Safety, Intersection Hazards, Driving Laws
Description:
This document contains verified exam questions and answers for Alberta Novice Module 13,
focusing on common vehicle collisions. It includes scenarios involving deer collisions, safe braking
techniques, and the importance of visibility and awareness. The material also covers intersection
safety, backing procedures, and speed laws that every novice driver must understand. Updated
and complete, this study guide ensures drivers are well-prepared for test questions and practical
driving safety.
When is/are the most dangerous time(s) for deer collisions? - answer✔✔Dusk and Dawn If while
driving you see one deer, what should you expect? - answer✔✔There may be more deer nearby
so what for them If a deer appears in front of you: - answer✔✔Brake hard but do not swerve
What should you do if a deer appears in your headlights and begins to run towards you? -
answer✔✔Flash your high beam lights and honk the horn in short bursts It is important to watch
for animal eye shine. What animal does this module mention as not having eye shine? -
answer✔✔Moose You should never back up faster than _____. - answer✔✔A slow walking
speed What fracture of all collisions happen at intersections? - answer✔✔1/3 What does the "A"
in BACK stand for? - answer✔✔Always look back and use your mirrors What does the "C" in BACK
stand for? - answer✔✔Circle check around your vehicle Never drive at a speed unsafe for existing
