Alberta Class 7 License Practice Test

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According to Alberta road safety law, what must cyclists and their passengers under 18 years old wear?

A reflective vest
An approved bicycle safety helmet
A safety belt
Protective goggles

The correct answer is: An approved bicycle safety helmet

Under Alberta road safety law, cyclists and their passengers under 18 years old are required to wear an approved bicycle safety helmet while riding. This regulation is put in place to enhance safety and reduce the risk of head injuries in the event of a fall or collision. Helmets that meet safety standards are specifically designed to absorb impact and protect the head, making them essential for young riders. Wearing an approved helmet is a crucial safety measure that helps educate young cyclists about the importance of protective gear. It instills safe cycling habits from an early age, encouraging a culture of safety while riding. While reflective vests and protective goggles can improve visibility and offer additional protection, the law specifically mandates helmet use for those under 18.