Intersections and Turns — Alberta Driver's Licence Practice Test
64 questions in this topic · 30 drawn at random this round
At a three- or four-way stop ("courtesy corner"), which vehicle proceeds first?
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This Alberta Driver's Licence Intersections and Turns practice set has 64 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.
Sample questions
Three questions from the Intersections and Turns bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.
What must a driver do even when they have the right-of-way at an intersection?
- Do everything they can to prevent a collision — Correct answer
- Proceed quickly because other drivers must yield
- Honk to assert their right-of-way
- Ignore other vehicles since they must stop
Explanation: Right-of-way rules require one person to yield, but even with the right-of-way you are still responsible to do everything you can to prevent a collision.
Handbook: Intersections and Turns — Right-of-Way
What is an intersection?
- A place where two or more roadways meet — Correct answer
- A section of road reserved for parking
- A lane used only by buses
- A pedestrian-only crossing zone
Explanation: An intersection is where two or more roadways meet, creating possible conflict between vehicles and with crossing pedestrians.
Handbook: Intersections and Turns — Intersections
How are intersections that are not controlled by signs or signals governed?
- By rules and regulations — Correct answer
- By the largest vehicle present
- By whoever honks first
- There are no rules at such intersections
Explanation: Intersections may be controlled by signs, signals, or both; those not controlled by signs or signals are governed by rules and regulations.
Handbook: Intersections and Turns — Intersections