路考前的最后100问(全)-含参考答案

上酸菜

好人啊，明天考５号高级牌，今天好好复习：）

北方熊

感谢ING。。。。

yanchenru

这帖子牛哈

国际玻璃樽

无敌贴！！

billzhao

继续顶。。。

phil79

非常感谢楼上各位！很实用的东东！

palmer

非常有用的信息。

阿文

非常感谢,这对我来说太有帮助了

dongzhihong

好贴！！！

贝壳

billzhao

又顶上来了， 真金不怕火炼

朝阳

谢谢楼主的专业贴.

辣椒

很好的帖子，谢谢楼主。请问理论课程的是否有参考？

billzhao

有的，搜老杨的帖子，7号机考试题

billzhao

A licence to drive is a ticket to freedom for young people and for many of their parents.  Sometimes in their excitement to gain this new found freedom, young people forget to keep safety and responsibility first. Peer pressure can lead to unsafe driving habits. A new driver may not have enough experience to respond well in an emergency.

. m! M2 W$ p2 AHere are a few tips provided by young drivers that might help as you enter the world of driving.

Arrive at school/work five to ten minutes early and leave five minutes late to avoid the mad dash into and out of the parking lots. Many collisions happen when teens are rushing around.
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Watch for kids getting on or off a school bus. If a school bus has stopped and the red lights are flashing - Do Not Pass.  This indicates that the bus is picking up or dropping off passengers.

Go slow - obey the speed limits. Speeding does not get you there quicker and it could get you or someone else killed.
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1 M) K1 _3 k2 UWhile you are learning and improving your skills, avoid turning left across busy intersections that do not have left turn traffic light controls. It takes a while to learn how to judge the speed of the oncoming traffic. Eventually this will be easier for you.
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3 I! E6 t4 q( {/ h. v: r$ _: L5 qDo not make assumptions about what other drivers are going to do. The only thing you can assume about another driver with a turn signal on is that the turn signal is on. The driver might not be turning.

; |+ |' z0 P  V& M& q; CWhen there is an obstruction in your lane, wait for oncoming traffic to clear before you go around. Just because someone is blocking your lane it does not mean you have the right of way in the next or oncoming lane.

$ w, L. {, ]6 ~: t  T: f$ XAlways wear your seat belt, and make sure all your passengers do as well.
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) n: q( }, g  \% a7 S5 y. {Never try to fit more people than you have seatbelts for in your car.

Do not run red or yellow lights.
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% x; k) K  v% B0 f7 K$ D4 `* oUse turn signals to tell other drivers what you are doing. Turn your signal on in time to give the drivers behind time to react before you take the action.
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9 C% n- O- u+ [5 Q; Z; _When the traffic light turns green, make sure vehicles and pedestrians clear the intersection before you go.

! R: }1 u) t5 _# T8 gDo not drive like you own the road - drive like you own the car.
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: x1 h, C" }9 r% J, GNew Drivers in Bad Weather

Keeping control of a motor vehicle can be challenging in ideal conditions and even more difficult when conditions are less than ideal. Here are a few tips to help you if you must travel in bad weather conditions:
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2 Y/ J5 i2 V6 j8 p, eTurn on your headlights whenever you drive, and especially in rain, fog, sleet, freezing rain, or snow. In fog, heavy rain or snow, do not use your high beam headlights as it only makes it harder to see.

) H4 j  a; V* ^% zDouble the space you normally leave between you and the vehicle in front of you. You will need more room to stop on slippery roads than when the pavement is dry.
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Brake gently.

Braking in bad weather can be tricky. When braking on wet roads:
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If you have ABS (anti-lock) brakes do not pump the brakes, instead maintain steady pressure.
/ _2 h3 Q: g; [; r3 nIf you skid with non-ABS brakes ease off the brakes to unlock the wheels, then brake again gently without locking the wheels.
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/ P( n. n2 C& k0 \2 ?) ^. R+ |2 hGeneral Tips
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/ v. b" P5 y. M3 oTips for Parents of Teen Drivers

7 V2 F: G- c- A& `% O  AYour teenagers have been begging you for months to allow them to get their driver's licence. They have taken a driver training course, had plenty of practice, and say they are ready. You know your teenager is a responsible, safety conscious person, and can handle the responsibility of driving a motor vehicle.

Still, your head tells you that attitudes can change when your teenager is confronted with one of the biggest teen challenges - peer pressure.
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Teen attitudes can change rapidly from the moment a teen leaves the house. Some teens rebel against adult standards and regulations. Also, peer pressure, at that moment, can have a much greater influence on decision-making than advice from an adult.

+ c4 G& e, H) ?, J' b  y2 v( t; UTeens are sometimes slower to sense danger. Who has not seen a teen in action and said, "they have no fear of danger"? While you can not control your teenager when he or she leaves the house, there are some things you can do to help ensure their safe return:
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& n: S' J4 L" I7 yMake sure your teen gets as much supervised driving time as possible. Even after getting their licence, supervised driving time will help to reinforce safe and responsible driving habits.
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Restrict driving to a limited number of hours per week for the first few months according to ‘time of day’ and some potentially risky situations.
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Realize that your teen may act differently driving with you than with their friends. Make sure he or she has had plenty of training before allowing your teen to drive their friends.
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Because your teenager is learning, and driving can be more dangerous after dark, restrict their time behind the wheel to daylight hours.
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+ m  y  u) j$ }$ m3 Y8 \) tStart with using approved safety restraint devices, such as seat belts and car seats, on your children every time he or she travels in a vehicle. Set the example yourself by making ‘buckling up’ a habit.

Choose safe cars for your teens. Muscle cars and teens can be a deadly combination.
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Set a zero tolerance policy for car use and alcohol use.
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: ]8 g4 O4 b/ K[ 本帖最后由 billzhao 于 2008-5-13 00:13 编辑 ]

billzhao

What activities will I do during my road test?
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The road test is about 25 to 30 minutes long, including instructions and feedback.
You are required to know and demonstrate:
· how to identify and operate the vehicle controls
5 o; y1 P8 D4 x# I· how to do right and left turns legally and safely
: I; q3 }5 n, {$ W7 Y· school and/or playground zone times and speed limits
· how to parallel park
- o# n8 O2 P& x. C· how to hill park (up or down)
1 T. g6 s/ `( ]2 i· proper lane changing
7 \0 ^3 Z% o: h+ N: w3 W, @% T* v0 c· how to manage controlled and uncontrolled intersections
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The road test will run the full time unless the Examiner feels that your safety, or the safety of others, is at risk.
For example, if you do not show good judgment of time and distance when turning left in front of oncoming traffic,
) i7 Y! X* P4 P; I5 a+ b, uthe test may be stopped.
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. Q8 J3 ]+ S3 m7 O0 s4 WWho is my Examiner?
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# f" C$ u8 r& G· The Examiner will introduce him/herself and provide proof of identification, when requested.
0 j7 v0 C1 X, w: W8 [! n; O· All Driver Examiners are licensed by Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation under the Driver Training
7 r1 U5 ~$ [' x) f: band Driver Examination Regulation. They are monitored to ensure they provide high quality road
" [6 K# c. {$ F( }+ \tests. They should be courteous and professional, keeping conversation at all times relevant to the
2 L$ K& ~: C5 C+ M. |road test.
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) R8 c' V' v$ s0 S& l0 V9 dWhat do I bring for my road test?

· You must have your Learner’s licence. If you have a temporary licence (non-photo)
$ }) f) D7 `/ ?  S7 ^then you must also provide acceptable photo ID.
, F$ w& I1 \' I( E) D, t! @· Wear clothing that is practical for driving and comfort. It should be appropriate for the
weather conditions (in case your vehicle breaks down and you have to wait or walk).
: K7 Z0 b9 ?8 {- s8 K: s( ^. d· Your vehicle must meet all legal requirements (good mechanical condition, valid
insurance and registration) and have enough fuel for at least one hour of driving.
· Payment for the test must be made directly to the Examiner or Registry office.
A receipt will be provided when requested.
/ t) i) `* H  [6 S5 ^" Z! g' g· For more information about the road test refer to the Basic Licence Driver’s Handbook,
% _  V3 C. |0 y+ U& ]; U! vpages 19 to 21.

What will happen during the road test?
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Before Driving …
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! o, \7 K* {0 u3 N7 g' yIf you have any questions or concerns about the road test, please ask before you begin the road test.
The Class 5 Road Test for New Drivers
A Driver Examination Checklist will be completed by the Examiner. This document will contain the following
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· student name
· class of licence being tested
, A9 o' T& [: Q' e9 q( ~! x· operator’s licence number
· testing location
· date of road test
· vehicle licence plate number
· time test commenced and completed
4 v5 I& n; H- t+ c1 C+ L$ v· Examiner’s signature, and Examiner number

The Examiner will do a vehicle check with you. You will be in the driver’s seat and the examiner will ask you to
assist in checking the signal and brake lights, horn, brakes, and steering. You will be asked to describe and
( m8 B1 o+ Q6 p, n4 Y$ `" q4 Edemonstrate two of the instruments or controls inside the vehicle, such as the hazard lights and windshield
' `! C4 K4 X5 @) S2 C' Swipers. The Examiner will provide information before you move the vehicle about the route and the instructions
4 m. C+ Y8 l/ t& X: y) d4 ythat you will be given during the test.

7 ^$ E5 t0 A9 D9 u( |* |" c! b2 jWhile Driving …

· You will be given ample instruction in advance for each manoeuvre and activity.
· Points will be assigned for errors. You will be allowed a maximum of 75 points to pass the road test.
0 R. H+ A+ h) z. FYou must not do anything that is considered unlawful, dangerous, or unsafe, (for example, speeding or not
stopping at a stop sign).
· The Examiner will not try to trick you.
" U3 i8 n7 r0 s  W· The Examiner will not ask you to do anything illegal.
% |# O2 c) F2 {: H, O4 y· When the road test is finished, the Examiner will highlight the areas you performed well, as well as
0 @0 F# S- t5 R" qthe areas you need to improve upon. The points for errors will be explained at this time.
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/ I* p9 k" a5 a& [What do I do when I pass my road test?
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2 @  b! _# R- E3 uThe Examiner will give you a copy of the Driver Examination Checklist form. You will also be given a copy of the
( A9 f% J6 e1 O8 G, q/ R. FTest Permit. This will indicate that you have passed. Take this permit, along with your learner’s licence, to any
Alberta Registry Agent to have your licence changed to a Class 5 Probationary Licence. There will be a fee for this
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What do I do if I do not pass my road test?

- B! F% T$ p$ a2 u$ |, Q( ?The Examiner will give you a copy of the Driver Examination Checklist form. This form will indicate that you have
6 ^2 z& B4 \0 P% q( _; Q* T+ Enot passed. Keep the form and bring it to your next road test. You may not take another road test on the same day.
* A/ V& D0 w, C( P7 p- qIf you have any questions or concerns regarding your test and results, please ask your Examiner at the end of
the road test.
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  {6 {) Y; M& J8 V$ SIf you have any issues or concerns regarding any of the topics covered in this fact sheet, or your road test, please
' f1 O9 ?( T9 icontact a Driver Programs Administrator at Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation. Contact:
1 a* L1 h' f, B+ Z, TAlberta Infrastructure and Transportation Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation
  [; z% l0 o0 j' wNorth Region - north of Red Deer South Region - Red Deer and south
Phone:               (780) 427-8901        Phone:               (403) 297-6679      
Call toll free by dialing 310-0000 from anywhere in Alberta.

[ 本帖最后由 billzhao 于 2008-5-13 00:05 编辑 ]

billzhao

把上面两个原来发过的内容粘了过来，希望对新司机有所帮助

辣椒

thank you so much

yoye

yug55

好贴！3个月没有开车，手有点生了

riny

这个还是要顶一下的

rainbowfish

谢谢！搂主是个有心人！billzhao的英文信息也很有用！

shelley.micheal

hhmm6688

好贴. 正为考车牌发愁

redder

谢谢

轻声细语

好贴,再顶

jczb

好贴不沉，定上去

action

谢谢,我下个月考试

jiasilu

复习一下  谢谢～～～
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' E, h' w& T" R! L3 o, E/ E这个是好贴不能沉

爱城

谢谢 等我路考前看