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Alberta Class 7 Practice Test

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What should a driver do when animals may enter the roadway?

A blue passenger car A approaches a deer standing beside the right edge of a rural two-way road. The deer’s visible hoof contacts are beyond the paved roadway. No passing movement is shown.

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