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Alberta Class 7 Practice Test
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Vehicle ReadinessStandalone practice
What should a driver look for during a pre-drive walkaround?
A stationary blue car is shown in a clear paved area for a pre-drive inspection.
Correct answer: Damage, fluid leaks, tire problems and hazards around it
Why
Before entering, walk around the vehicle to check for children, pedestrians, objects, tire problems and fluid leaks. When beside a roadway, walk so you can see approaching traffic in the adjacent lane.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Basic Driving Skills · p. 46
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