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Scenario 90: You see a sign that says 'WEIGH SCALES 2 KM' followed by 'OPEN' with an arrow. What should you do?
When a weigh station is indicated as 'OPEN', all commercial vehicles must exit the highway and report to the scales for inspection, as mandated by provincial tr
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Question: Scenario 90: You see a sign that says 'WEIGH SCALES 2 KM' followed by 'OPEN' with an arrow. What should you do?
Answer options:
- Continue driving as the scales are only for larger trucks ✅ Exit the highway in 2 km and prepare to enter the weigh station
- Ignore the sign as it typically means the scales are being repaired
- Slow down and prepare for a police inspection randomly on the highway
Correct answer: Exit the highway in 2 km and prepare to enter the weigh station
Explanation: When a weigh station is indicated as 'OPEN', all commercial vehicles must exit the highway and report to the scales for inspection, as mandated by provincial transport regulations. The correct answer is "Exit the highway in 2 km and prepare to enter the weigh station". This capacity-fill scenario 90 reinforces the same competency for the class3 bank and follows the certified explanation standard.
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