Alberta Motor Association (AMA) Learner’s Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT a recommendation to reduce the chance of hitting an animal?

Scanning both sides of the road

Driving fast in wildlife warning areas

Driving fast in wildlife warning areas is not a recommended practice for several reasons. Wildlife areas are designated as locations where animals frequently cross roads, and increased speed reduces the driver's ability to react in a timely manner to an animal that may suddenly appear.

In wildlife warning areas, it is crucial to remain vigilant and maintain a lower speed to increase the chances of spotting any animals that might be on or near the road. The other recommendations, such as scanning both sides of the road, being cautious at dawn and dusk, and looking for reflective lights from animal eyes, enhance awareness and reaction time, making it easier to avoid potential collisions with wildlife. These practices help drivers be proactive in identifying dangers before they become a risk.

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Being extra cautious at dawn and dusk

Looking for reflective lights from animal eyes

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