Alberta Written Drivers Learners Test Practice

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When must you signal your intention to turn?

  1. At least 50 meters before turning

  2. At least 100 meters before turning

  3. At least 150 meters before turning

  4. At least 200 meters before turning

The correct answer is: At least 100 meters before turning

Signaling your intention to turn at least 100 meters before making the turn is essential for ensuring the safety of all road users. This distance provides adequate notice to other drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians that you plan to alter your path. Signaling in advance gives others time to react appropriately, which is particularly important in busy or congested areas where a sudden turn could cause accidents or disruptions. The requirement to signal at this distance is based on enabling better communication on the road. It allows individuals behind you to adjust their speed and positioning accordingly, contributing to a smoother traffic flow. While some may think that signaling further back enhances safety, the 100-meter rule is considered optimal, balancing early notification without creating confusion with overly prolonged signaling.