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What is an acceleration lane?
Merging is done when two roadways join into one and the traffic on the main roadway must cooperate to allow enough space for vehicles to enter from the merging lane. When you're in the merging lane, you must accelerate to the speed of traffic and signal your intention to join the main roadway. Do not change lanes until the line between the merging (acceleration) lane and the main roadway is no longer a solid line.
When driving in the right lane on a highway, what should a driver do if another vehicle attempts to merge from an acceleration lane on the right?
According to the Driver Handbook:
Neither the merging vehicle or the vehicles already on the highway have the right-of-way. Merging is a shared responsibility between the vehicles joining the roadway and the vehicles already on the roadway. If you are on the main roadway, and traffic is merging, move left to the next lane if it is safe.
When parked uphill on a two-way street with a curb, which way should the front wheels be pointed?
According to the Alberta Handbook:
When parking facing uphill on a street with a curb, turn the front wheels to the left (toward the centre of the road). With the wheels turned, allow your vehicle to roll back slowly until the right front tire is touching the curb. This helps to prevent the vehicle from rolling into traffic if it starts to move.
How near to a stop sign may a driver lawfully park their car?
According to the Driver Handbook:
No parking within five metres (16 feet) of a stop or yield sign.