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Driving within the Law — Alberta Driver's Licence Practice Test

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This Alberta Driver's Licence Driving within the Law practice set has 62 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 83% on the real Alberta Driver's Licence knowledge test to pass.

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Three questions from the Driving within the Law bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. Which of the following can impair your ability to drive safely?

    • Alcohol or drugs, some medications, stress, fatigue, and lack of sleep Correct answer
    • Only illegal drugs
    • Only alcohol over the legal limit
    • Nothing, as long as you concentrate

    Explanation: Substance use, certain prescription/over-the-counter medications, stress, fatigue, and lack of sleep can all negatively impact your driving ability.

    Handbook: Driving within the Law — Driver Fitness

  2. What can cause driving fatigue?

    • Lack of sleep, emotional stress, boredom, long driving periods, illness, and eye strain Correct answer
    • Only driving at night
    • Only driving for more than 12 hours
    • Drinking too much coffee

    Explanation: Fatigue while driving is extremely dangerous and can be caused by lack of sleep, emotional stress, boredom, long driving periods, physical activity, illness, and eye strain.

    Handbook: Driving within the Law — Fatigue

  3. Fatigue while driving can be intensified by which of the following?

    • Overeating, alcohol or drug use, or a warm comfortable vehicle Correct answer
    • Keeping the vehicle cool and ventilated
    • Scanning the road ahead and behind
    • Wearing sunglasses on bright days

    Explanation: Fatigue can be made worse by overeating, alcohol or drug use, or a warm and comfortable vehicle.

    Handbook: Driving within the Law — Fatigue