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Alberta Class 7 Practice Test
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Parking And StoppingStandalone practice
How should you enter an angle parking stall on your right?
Correct answer: Signal, slow and steer to the centre of the stall
Why
Signal right and approach slowly. Look through the centre of the chosen stall, check clearance from adjacent vehicles and straighten the wheels as you enter. Finish centred in the space.
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