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Alberta Class 7 Practice Test
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Which is a variable driving hazard?
Correct answer: A child approaching the roadway
Why
Fixed hazards are persistent road features such as hills, curves and intersections. Variable hazards change, such as children, turning vehicles or icy surfaces. Scan for both and adjust as the situation develops.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Responsible Driving · p. 91
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