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Alberta Class 3 Drivers License Practice Exam

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Which rule prohibits passing on upgrades or downgrades on two-lane roads?
Correct Answer:
Two-Lane Highway Rule
Explanation:
Passing on uphill or downhill sections of a two-lane road is not allowed because your sight distance is limited and you can’t safely complete a pass before meeting oncoming traffic. The rule that covers this situation is the Two-Lane Highway Rule, which specifically prohibits passing on upgrades or downgrades on two-lane roads to prevent head-on collisions. This is about safe passing in the unique visibility and speed conditions created by grades, not about braking systems, descent speeds, or signaling rules.

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