G1 Practice Test 2

G1 Practice Test is the starting point for the process of getting a license in Alberta. This test measures your understanding of road rules, traffic signs, and safe practices. It is important to pass the G1 exam as it will help you become a more responsible driver. We will examine the Alberta G1 Practice Test 2 in this article. Its contents, its significance, and the best way to prepare for it are discussed.

G1- Practice Test 2

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Your headlights must be clearly visible from what distance?

150 m

200 m

50 m

100 m

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Your headlights must allow you to clearly see objects what distance away?

60m

110m

80m

130m

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The rules on switching to low beam headlights apply…?

Only on high-speed roads

Only on roads

On all roads except those with dividers

On all roads outside urban areas

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For poor light conditions, you should turn your headlights on if you cannot distinguish other vehicles, people or objects from at least what distance away?

150 m

200m

50m

100m

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When steering your vehicle you should aim to be…?

Slow and deliberate

Hard and fast

Smooth and precise

Rough and ready

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You should be able to steer safely in a straight line when…?

Changing gear

Doing any of these things

Using your car's controls

Making a shoulder check

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When holding the wheel your hands should be at…?

10 o'clock and 2 o'clock

8 o'clock and 4 o'clock

9 o'clock and 3 o'clock

11 o'clock and 1 o'clock

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A driver with a left arm out of the window pointing towards the ground is indicating…?

I am slowing down or stopping

I am turning left

I am turning right

The roadway is hazardous

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A driver holding their left arm out of the window bent at the elbow and pointing upwards is indicating…?

I'm turning left

I'm slowing down

I'm turning right

I'm going straight on

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A driver holding their left arm out of the window horizontally is indicating…?

I want you to slow down

I am turning left

I am turning right

I am slowing down

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All signals should be made…?

Just before a manouevre

Well in advance of a manouevre

When a manouevre is completed

In the middle of a manouevre

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In normal driving on a three-lane highway you should keep…?

Any of these

To the right hand lane

To the left hand lane

To the central lane

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You should be particularly careful to drive on the right on a multilane highway if you want to…?

Turn left

Drive slower than other traffic

Drive faster than other traffic

Maintain a constant speed

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On a single lane road you should keep…?

Any of these

To the right of the road

To the left of the road

To the centre of the road

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The posted speed limit is…?

The minimum permitted speed

The maximum permitted speed

A target speed

Advisory only

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Devices warning you of speed detection devices are against the law…?

In all cirumstances

Except on expressways

Except for high-performance vehicles

Unless displayed openly

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Cruise control should not be engaged if…?

Any of these apply

The roads are slippery

You are driving in congestion

You are fatigued

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The most important factor influencing your choice of speed is that…?

You don't hold others up

You are as close to the speed limit as possible

You can stop safely

You can pass others

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If no speed limit is posted, what is the maximum speed limit in a city, town or village?

30 km/h

60 km/h

40 km/h

50 km/h

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Cruise control is useful for keeping you at or below the speed limit and for…?

Saving fuel

All of these

Avoiding accidents

Keeping up with traffic

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If no speed limit is posted, what is the maximum speed limit outside cities, towns or villages?

70 km/h

50 km/h

80 km/h

90 km/h

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An instruction from a police officer takes precedence over…?

An instruction from a construction crew

Traffic signs

Traffic signals

Any of these

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The maximum punishment for failing to pull over when a police officer tells you to do so is what?

A prison sentence

A licence suspension

Demerit points

A fine

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When instructed to pull over by a police officer, you should stop…?

As far to the right as possible

As far to the left as possible

In the middle of the road

Wherever you are at the time

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If a police officer asks for proof of insurance, driver’s license and/or your vehicle permit, to avoid sanction you must produce them…?

Within 24 hours

Immediately

Within 6 hours

Within 12 hours

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As conditions worsen, you should…?

Increase your following distance

Reduce your following distance

Maintain your following distance

Ignore following distance

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You should leave a greater following distance than normal when you are behind…?

A pickup truck

A motorcycle

A police vehicle

An electric vehicle

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Your following distance to another vehicle should always be a minimum of…?

2 seconds

1 seconds

3 seconds

0.5 seconds

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In normal circumstances, you should try to…?

Drive at the speed of the surrounding traffic

Drive more slowly than the surrounding traffic

Drive faster than the surrounding traffic

Ignore the speed of the surrounding traffic

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Crosswalks exist…?

Only where there are lights

Only where marked

At virtually all intersections

Only where there is a crosssing guard

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Drivers should take extra care in which of these areas?

School zones

Business districts

Industrial districts

Country roads

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Responsibility for keeping the roads safe lies with…?

Pedestrians

Drivers

Neither drivers nor pedestrians

Pedestrians and drivers together

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Which of these is one of most important things in the driver/pedestrian relationship?

They are all equal

Shouting

Eye contact

Using the horn

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When drivers and pedestrians interact, usually…?

Both should yield

Neither should yield

The pedestrian should yield

The driver should yield

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Drivers of which vehicles should be especially careful to watch for blind/visually impaired people?

SUVs

Pickup trucks

Electric/hybrid vehicles

Motorcycles

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Drivers should be aware that which of these groups may need extra time to cross the road?

All of them

Elderly people

Disabled people

Visually impared people

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You are approaching a crosswalk where a vehicle has stopped, but you can’t see any pedestrians. What should you do?

Pass cautiously

Sound your horn continuously on approach

Pass at normal speed

Stop behind the stationary vehicle

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Which of these is a particularly dangerous time regarding the risk to children from drivers?

Mid morning

Mid afternoon

Noon

Twilight

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Community safety zone signs mean…?

The community acts as a police force

Pedestrians will be more careful around cars

Cars are less likely to be stolen

Drivers should take extra care of pedestrians

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Motorists must leave a gap when passing cyclists of at least…?

1 metre

50 cms

1.5 metres

25 cms

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Motorists may only enter cycling lanes when turning right or…?

Passing another car on the inside

Entering a driveway

Any of these

Parking in the lane

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Cyclists are not allowed in what part of the lane?

There is no exclusion

The right

The left side

The middle

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Horns should only be used around cyclists to…?

Threaten them

Give a warning

Make them move

Make them stop

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Cyclists should usually cycle what distance from the curb?

2 metres

1.5 metres

50 cms

1 metre

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Sharrows (double chevrons with a cycle symbol) indicate what?

Cyclists have priority

Cyclists not allowed

Cyclist only lane

Shared lane with cyclists

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When you see a motorcycle signalling, you should…?

Assume the rider has forgotten to cancel the signal

Treat it with caution

Ignore it

Assume it is definitely turning

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Motorcycles are harder to see because…?

They are darker

They are slower

They are faster

They are smaller

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Motorcycles can use…?

The left of the lane

The middle of the lane

The whole lane

The right of the lane

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The majority of fatal accidents involving large commercial vehicles are caused by…?

Both drivers

Neither driver

The LGV driver

The other driver

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On a two-lane expressway an LGV turning left will often use…?

The left lane

Either lane

The right lane

Both lanes

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The driver of an LGV can’t see you if you can’t see what in their mirror?

The side of their vehicle

Their hands

Your vehicle

Their face

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The majority of fatal accidents involving large commercial vehicles are caused by…?

Both drivers

The LGV driver

Neither driver

The other driver

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On a two-lane expressway an LGV turning left will often use…?

Both lanes

The right lane

Either lane

The left lane

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At 80 km/h, the stopping distance for an LGV is what?

110m

70m

50m

90m

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You should be wary of LGVs…?

Because there is lots of turbulence around them

Because they may roll backwards prior to moving off

For all these reasons

Because they create a lot of spray in bad weather

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Right turning LGVs often…?

Stay in the middle of the lane

Move far to the right

Accelerate hard

Move far to the left

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When approaching a turning LGV you should…?

Stay well back

Get as close as possible

Pass on the left

Pass on the right

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When a bus is signalling to leave a stop, you must…?

Drive past as quickly as possible

Slow down as you pass

Sound your horn as a warning

Stop to allow it to join

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Many municipal roadways have special indented stopping areas for municipal buses, called ________, where passengers can get on and of…?

lanes

bays

parking

crossing

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Farm vehicles carry slow moving vehicle signs that are…?

Yellow and purple

Blue and white

Orange and red

Black and green

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Tractors of combines usually only have a top speed of…?

50 km/h

20 km/h

30 km/h

40 km/h

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When passing a farm vehicle you should…?

Pass as quickly as possible

Pass as slowly as possible

Sound your horn continuously

Leave plenty of space and time

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When passing a horse-drawn vehicle you should…?

Pass as closely as possible

Sound your horn as a warning

Leave as much space as possible

Pass as quickly as possible

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You have to be particularly aware of horse-drawn vehicles…?

When the road narrows

On wide roads

On three-lane highways

On empty roads

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In which region of Ontario are you particularly likely to encounter horse-drawn vehicles?

Southwest

Southeast

Northwest

Northeast

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If you approach an intersection that is blocked with traffic and you are going straight over, you should not enter the intersection until…?

Any of these

You can get your vehicle fully into the intersection

You can get at least halfway across

You can completely clear the other side

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Approaching an intersection with a stop sign, you must…?

Stop if there is other traffic from the left

Continue carefully if there is no traffic

Stop if there is other traffic from the right

Always stop

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Approaching an intersection with a green light, you should be ready to…?

Stop if the light turns yellow

Any of these

Slow if the light turns yellow

Accelerate if the light turns yellow

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Approaching an intersection with a yield sign, you must…?

Slow and stop for traffic

Only slow if there is other traffic

Speed up unless there is other traffic

Always stop

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When you have a green light at an intersection, you should…?

Any of these

Accelerate as you drive across

Slow down as you drive across

Drive across at a steady speed

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Controlled intersections are ones controlled by…?

Yield signs

Stop signs

Any of these

Traffic lights

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When two vehicles approach an uncontrolled intersection simultaneously, which vehicle should yield?

The smaller one

The one on the left

The one on the right

The slower one

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Uncontrolled intersections should be…?

Treated the same as any other intersection

Treated as if they aren't there

Treated with extra caution

Avoided

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Which of these have right of way over vehicles?

All of them

Pedestrians on crossovers

Children on school crossings

Children on school crossings with guards

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Joining the highway from the driveway or private road, who has right of way?

Pedestrians on the sidewalk

Vehicles on the highway

Cyclists on the highway

All of these

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Which of these ensures your right of way?

None of them

Making a turn signal

Sounding your horn

Revving your engine

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Vehicles waiting to turn left or right must yield right of way to…?

Oncoming traffic

Cyclists

All of these

Pedestrians

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When an intersection has a stop sign on every corner, which vehicle has the right of way?

The one that stops first

The one that slows first

The one that is going fastest

The largest one

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At an uncontrolled intersection, which vehicle has right of way?

The one going slowest

The one going fastest

The one that arrives there last

The one that arrives there first

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If you get stuck on a railway crossing, you should…?

Attempt to push the vehicle off

Stay with your vehicle

Stand in front of your vehicle

Evacuate your vehicle immediately

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Approaching a railway crossing, you should…?

All of these

Slow down

Look for trains

Listen for trains

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Even if no train is coming, school buses have to stop at…?

All of these

Railway crossings with lights

Railway crossings with gates

Unmarked railway crossings

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Even if no train is coming, buses and public vehicles have to stop at…?

Crossings with signs only

Unmarked crossings

Crossings with lights only

All of these

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Even with emergency brakes, a train can take up to what distance to stop?

1 km

0.5 km

1.5 km

2 km

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Under what circumstances should you try to beat a train across a crossing?

If it is travelling slowly

If it is more than 1 km away

None of these

If the lights/gate have not been activated

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As you cross railways tracks you should…?

Shift to a higher gear

Any of these

Shift to a lower gear

Remain in the same gear

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If a train is approaching a crossing, you must stop a minimum of what distance from the nearest rail or the gate?

2.5m

7.5m

10m

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The main sign in Ontario indicating a railway crossing is what?

A large white X

A large red circle

A picture of a train

A sign reading "CROSSING"

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At a crossing with signal lights, you should not proceed until…?

You are sure you can beat the train

The train has passed at least a minute ago

The train has passed

The lights are turned off

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School crossing guards show signs that are…?

Orange and black

Red and white

Brown and yellow

Blue and green

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You must not move away from a school crossing until…?

All children and the guard are off the roadway

All children are off the roadway

You decide it is safe to do so

The children are out of your lane

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When a school crossing guard shows their sign, you…?

Should stop unless you can't see any children

Should stop unless oncoming traffic doesn't

Should stop unless the way is clear ahead

Must stop

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Unsafe behaviour around a school crossing may result in a large fine and…?

Four demerit points

Two demerit points

Three demerit points

One demerit points

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When you approach a school bus with flashing red lights from in front, you must leave…?

5m space

10m space

20m space

Enough space for children to cross

Your score is

The average score is 55%

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Understand the Alberta G1 Practice Test

The Alberta G1 Test is designed to evaluate an individual’s driving knowledge. This test, which consists of multiple-choice answers, covers many topics, including traffic signs, road signs, and practical driving. Candidates must score at least 83.3% on the G1 Alberta test by answering 25 questions out of 30 correctly.

Alberta G1 Test: Advanced Challenges

Alberta G1 Practice Test comes after Practice Test 1 and is the second step of the preparation process. This test expands on the topics covered in the first practice exam to continue to measure a candidate’s level of proficiency. Explore the areas of focus in Practice Test 2:

Road Signs and Symbols: It continues to build on the fundamentals covered in Practice Test 1 by introducing more complex road signs and symbols. The candidate will be presented with scenarios that demand a greater understanding of signs and symbols, including warnings, regulatory signs, etc. This segment requires candidates to be able to read signs when driving in complex situations.
Traffic Rules and Regulations that are Complex: Candidates are challenged to put their traffic knowledge into practice in more complicated scenarios. Some questions will involve advanced intersection navigation or nuanced right-of-way issues.
Road Safety Challenges: The segment looks beyond the basics to assess a driver’s ability to apply safe driving in difficult circumstances. Some questions will cover adverse weather conditions and sharing the road in different situations.

What is the importance of G1 practice Test 2?

Practice Test 2 has special significance as the second installment in the series. Why it’s important to include this practice exam in your daily study schedule:

Candidates are presented with an increasingly difficult Practice Test 2. The practice test prepares the candidates for the actual G1 actual exam.
Applications of Knowledge: Practice Test 2 challenges candidates to put their skills to the test in more realistic driving scenarios. The practice test not only improves driving skills but also reinforces theory.
Identification Advanced WeaknessesPractice Test 2 helps candidates identify the specific concepts that they may have difficulty understanding. This allows study sessions to be focused while addressing weaknesses in advanced concepts and improving overall knowledge.
How to boost confidence for the G1 TestConfidence plays a key role in achieving success on the G1 Test. With its tough questions, Practice Test 2 helps to build confidence as it prepares candidates for scenarios that are more complex and challenging.
Alberta G1 test Advanced preparation: Practice Test 2 is a great way to prepare for your Alberta G1 exam. It includes advanced road signs and traffic laws, as well as challenging driving situations. Enhance your G1 readiness by improving your knowledge.
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Road Signs Alberta: Practice Test 2 will provide you with questions to help you master the art of interpreting complex road signs. You can improve your understanding of the visual cues unique to Alberta roads.
Test Advanced Regulations: Practice Test 2 allows you to familiarize yourself with Alberta’s more sophisticated traffic regulations and rules by exploring the specific questions. You can pass your G1 driving test by gaining a better understanding of the nuanced scenarios.
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Mastering the G1 exam becomes even more crucial as you continue your journey to obtain your driver’s license in Alberta. Alberta G1 Practice Test 2 with its emphasis on advanced traffic signs, complicated rules of the road, and challenging scenarios, is crucial to your preparation. You can increase your G1 success rate by strategically including this practice test in your daily study schedule. It will also help you become a better driver who is more comfortable and confident on Alberta’s varied and dynamic roads.