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Alberta Class 7 Practice Test
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Under the ordinary passenger rule, where may a driver allow passengers to ride?
Correct answer: Inside the passenger cabin in a proper seating position
Why
For ordinary travel, keep passengers inside the vehicle's cabin in proper seats with the applicable restraints. The regulation's specific occupational and emergency exceptions are not general permission to carry passengers outside.
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