Alberta Novice Module 13: The Most
Common Collisions
It is important to watch for animal eye shine. What animal does this module mention as
not having eye shine? - CORRECT ANSWER-Moose
You should never back up faster than _____. - CORRECT ANSWER-A slow walking
speed
What fracture of all collisions happen at intersections? - CORRECT ANSWER-1/3
What does the "A" in BACK stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER-Always look back and
use your mirrors
When is/are the most dangerous time(s) for deer collisions? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Dusk and Dawn
If while driving you see one deer, what should you expect? - CORRECT ANSWER-
There may be more deer nearby so what for them
If a deer appears in front of you: - CORRECT ANSWER-Brake hard but do not swerve
What should you do if a deer appears in your headlights and begins to run towards you?
- CORRECT ANSWER-Flash your high beam lights and honk the horn in short bursts
What does the "C" in BACK stand for? - CORRECT ANSWER-Circle check around your
vehicle
Never drive at a speed unsafe for existing driving conditions, even if the law provides for
a higher speed. What is the name of this concept? - CORRECT ANSWER-Basic Speed
Law
