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When must the speed limit in a construction zone be obeyed?

According to the Alberta Driver's Handbook: "The speed limit in construction zones must be obeyed at all times. This applies even when people and equipment are not working, since hazards such as bumps, fresh oil, and loose gravel may be present. If workers are present, the fines in these areas will be doubled."

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When must the seat belts be worn in Alberta?

According to the Alberta Driver's Handbook: "Fasten your seat belt and shoulder strap correctly. Seat belts save lives and reduce injuries, and provide the greatest protection when worn properly. The law requires you to wear your seat belt."

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What is a deceleration lane?

When exiting a major roadway, if possible do most of your slowing in the deceleration lane. Some deceleration lanes are short, so you may need to reduce your speed while you approach the exit.

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What lane must a driver be in to turn left off a one-way road, unless it is otherwise permitted?

According to the Alberta Driver's Handbook: "When it is safe and legal, turn from the lane nearest the left side of the road. Turn into the nearest lane to the right of the yellow line. Yield to pedestrians to your left."

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