Alberta driving - chapter 4 -
Intersections and turns
True or false
: Should proceed and who must wait?
Right-of-way rules require one person
to yield and allow the other to proceed. - answerTrue
___, ___, and sometimes the
___ of your vehicle to other vehicles
at an intersection determine the right of way rules. - answerSigns, signals, position
True or false: Even if you have the right-
of-way, you are still responsible to do
everything you can to prevent a collision. - answerTrue
An intersection is where two or more
roadways meet, creating a possible
conflict between vehicles on those
roads and with pedestrians crossing the
roadways. These are ___ ___ locations
for collisions. - answerhigh risk
True or False: Directions given by a peace officer or
police officer must be followed over traffic
signs or signals. - answerTrue
A stop sign indicates
that your vehicle
must come to a
___ ___.
After stopping, check
the intersection
carefully for pedestrians and other traffic.
When safe, you may proceed. - answercomplete stop
True or false: Where a stop line has been marked, bring your
vehicle to a complete stop before the stop line.
Before moving forward, give pedestrians and
traffic the right-of-way. - answerTrue
Stop ___ the stop
, line at a marked
crosswalk. - answerBefore
Where there is no stop line
at a crosswalk, stop ___ the
marked crosswalk. - answerBefore
If there is no stop line or marked crosswalk
at the intersection, you must stop within
___ m of the intersecting
roadway. - answer3
Intersections where stop signs are
located at all corners are often referred
to as "courtesy corners." Vehicles
approaching from each direction are
required to ___. - answerStop
At four way stops. Courtesy is to allow
the vehicle that arrived ___ to proceed
first. If two vehicles arrive at the same
time, courtesy allows the vehicle on
the ___ to proceed first. - answerFirst, right
True or False: A yield sign
means that you
must allow other
vehicles that do
not face a yield
sign the right-of-
way to proceed. - answerTrue
When approaching a
yield sign, ___ speed as you near the
intersection and be prepared to ___.
You may be required to stop and yield
the right-of-way to traffic or pedestrians.
Wait for a safe ___ in the traffic before
you proceed. - answerreduce, stop, gap
True or False: At a yield sign If there are no pedestrians or traffic
that you are required to yield to, you may
proceed through the intersection without
coming to a complete stop. - answerTrue
True or False: Some intersections have no traffic signs
Intersections and turns
True or false
: Should proceed and who must wait?
Right-of-way rules require one person
to yield and allow the other to proceed. - answerTrue
___, ___, and sometimes the
___ of your vehicle to other vehicles
at an intersection determine the right of way rules. - answerSigns, signals, position
True or false: Even if you have the right-
of-way, you are still responsible to do
everything you can to prevent a collision. - answerTrue
An intersection is where two or more
roadways meet, creating a possible
conflict between vehicles on those
roads and with pedestrians crossing the
roadways. These are ___ ___ locations
for collisions. - answerhigh risk
True or False: Directions given by a peace officer or
police officer must be followed over traffic
signs or signals. - answerTrue
A stop sign indicates
that your vehicle
must come to a
___ ___.
After stopping, check
the intersection
carefully for pedestrians and other traffic.
When safe, you may proceed. - answercomplete stop
True or false: Where a stop line has been marked, bring your
vehicle to a complete stop before the stop line.
Before moving forward, give pedestrians and
traffic the right-of-way. - answerTrue
Stop ___ the stop
, line at a marked
crosswalk. - answerBefore
Where there is no stop line
at a crosswalk, stop ___ the
marked crosswalk. - answerBefore
If there is no stop line or marked crosswalk
at the intersection, you must stop within
___ m of the intersecting
roadway. - answer3
Intersections where stop signs are
located at all corners are often referred
to as "courtesy corners." Vehicles
approaching from each direction are
required to ___. - answerStop
At four way stops. Courtesy is to allow
the vehicle that arrived ___ to proceed
first. If two vehicles arrive at the same
time, courtesy allows the vehicle on
the ___ to proceed first. - answerFirst, right
True or False: A yield sign
means that you
must allow other
vehicles that do
not face a yield
sign the right-of-
way to proceed. - answerTrue
When approaching a
yield sign, ___ speed as you near the
intersection and be prepared to ___.
You may be required to stop and yield
the right-of-way to traffic or pedestrians.
Wait for a safe ___ in the traffic before
you proceed. - answerreduce, stop, gap
True or False: At a yield sign If there are no pedestrians or traffic
that you are required to yield to, you may
proceed through the intersection without
coming to a complete stop. - answerTrue
True or False: Some intersections have no traffic signs
