Towing a Trailer — Alberta Driver's Licence Practice Test
9 questions in this topic · 9 drawn at random this round
When using a ball-and-socket hitch, how must the safety chains be arranged?
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This Alberta Driver's Licence Towing a Trailer practice set has 9 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 Towing a Trailer bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 9 questions at random from the same bank.
When towing a trailer in Alberta, what must be attached to the rear of the trailer?
- A valid, clearly visible licence plate — Correct answer
- A slow-moving vehicle triangle
- A reflective hazard flag
- A copy of your driver's licence
Explanation: You must carry valid trailer registration, and a valid licence plate must be attached to the rear of the trailer and be clearly visible before it can be used on the road.
Handbook: Towing a Trailer — Registration and Licence Plate
How must a trailer's tail-lights, brake lights, and turn signals operate?
- They must work and be activated from the towing vehicle — Correct answer
- They are optional if the trailer is small
- They must be operated by a separate switch on the trailer
- Only the tail-lights are required
Explanation: A trailer must have working tail-lights, brake lights, and turn signals that are activated from the towing vehicle.
Handbook: Towing a Trailer — Equipment
When using a ball-and-socket hitch, how must the safety chains be arranged?
- Crossed under the trailer tongue and fastened securely — Correct answer
- Left to hang loosely so they can flex
- Wrapped tightly around the bumper
- Attached only on the left side
Explanation: Safety chains must be crossed under the tongue of the trailer and fastened securely; this applies to all trailers except fifth-wheel trailers.
Handbook: Towing a Trailer — Equipment