Alberta Class 7 Practice Test 2024 Learner's Driver's Licence

Alberta Class 7 Practice Test 2024 Learner’s Driver’s Licence: You can try our free Class 7 Practice Test with 125 questions and answers in English, Hindi, and Punjabi language. In addition, you can also download Alberta Class 7 Practice Test in a PDF file.

A Class 7 learner’s licence allows you to drive a Class 5 or 6 vehicles with someone over 18 who has a full Class 5 driver’s licence or higher. They must sit in the front passenger seat. This licence also allows you to drive a moped.

Alberta Class 7 Practice Test 2024 Learner's Driver's Licence

Alberta Class 7 Practice Test 2024

This Alberta Class 7 Practice Test is designed to prepare you for the Alberta Learner’s Test which is also called the Class 7 Learner’s License Test. It covers questions from a number of areas of the official Alberta Driver’s Handbook and tests the basic road rules and driving etc.

Driver's Learner's Licence Knowledge Test

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Alberta Class 7 Practice Test 2023

Alberta Class 7 Practice Test 2023

Sample Questions and Answers
Passing Mark: 81%

Test Language: English

1 / 30

The stopping distance of a vehicle equals

A) The average of the perception distance, the reaction distance and the braking distance of the vehicle

B) The ratio of the reaction distance to the braking distance of the vehicle

C) The sum of the perception distance, the reaction distance and the braking distance of the vehicle

D) The difference between the perception distance, the reaction distance and the braking distance of the vehicle

2 / 30

If feeling tired while driving:

A) Turn on the radio up to stay awake

B) Stop for a rest.

C) Slow down and drive with extra care.

D) Open the window for some fresh air.

3 / 30

The Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program will improve road safety by

A) Creating a controlled, lower- risk environment for all new drivers

B) Creating a complex environment full of difficult tasks for all new drivers

C) Creating an uncontrolled, higher risk environment for all new drivers

D) Providing minimal support in an uncontrolled environment for all new drivers

4 / 30

A solid white line next to your lane means

A) You may not change lanes to pass

B) You may pass

C) You may pass only duting daylight houts

D) You may pass if the way is clear

5 / 30

Seat belts are most effective in preventing injury when

A) The seat is tilted back slightly.

B) The lap belt and shoulder strap are worn correctly.

C) The seat is moved fully forward.

D) The head rest is fully extended.

6 / 30

What does the following sign indicate?

A) An abandoned road is ahead

B) Do not enter this road

C) The road narrows ahead

D) Only light motor vehicles are allowed

7 / 30

You must beam your high beam lights within ________ of oncoming vehicles.

A) 300 meters

B) 200 meters

C) 100 meters

D) 150 meters

8 / 30

Why is it important to leave plenty of room when you pass a motorcycle?

A) Because the motorcycles do not offer the same safety features and protection that cars do.

B) Because the motorcyclists do not expect to be passed.

C) Because the motorcyclists have less control than cars.

D) Because the speed of a motorcycle is constantly changing

9 / 30

In urban areas, U-turns are permitted at which of the following locations?

A) A roadway between intersections

B) An alley intersection

C) An intersection controlled by a traffic light

D) Where a sign indicates that U- turn are permitted

10 / 30

When leaving a highway, you should use to slow down.

A) A weave zone

B) A deceleration lane

C) An acceleration lane

D) An express lane

11 / 30

Be cautious of large vehicles backing because

A) Large vehicles may create turbulence.

B) Large vehicles have large blind zones.

C) All of the above.

D) Large vehicles do not have efficient brakes.

12 / 30

To pull out of a parking space, you should

A) Sound your horn and pull away from the curb slowly

B) Check for approaching traffic, signal and pull away from the curb quickly

C) Signal and pull away from the curb

D) Check for approaching traffic, signal and pull away from the curb when it is safe to do so

13 / 30

Safe and efficient drivers avoid collisions because they:

A) Have quick reaction times.

B) Have good visual and decision-making skills.

C) Stay away from congested traffic.

D) Are familiar with driving law.

14 / 30

When approaching a stop sign, you must:

A) Slow down, then proceed if the way is clear.

B) Stop and then proceed.

C) Yield the right-of-way.

D) Stop and then proceed when safe to do so.

15 / 30

On a multi-lane highway, how should slow-moving traffic travel?

A) The left traffic lane.

B) The far right lane.

C) The middle traffic lane.

D) The shoulder of the road.

16 / 30

The shoulder of a highway is intended for

A) Emergencies

B) Passing vehicles

C) Parking

D) Bicyclists

17 / 30

You are approaching a stop sign. A police officer motions you to proceed. You should:

A) Stop and check traffic before proceeding.

B) Obey the police officer.

C) Do nothing.

D) Stop then proceed.

18 / 30

What does the following sign indicate?

A) Pedestrian crossings

B) Hospital zone

C) Playground

D) School zone

19 / 30

If your pedal sticks and you cannot pull it up with your shoe you should:

A) Pull up your emergency brake.

B) Slam on the brakes.

C) Shift into neutral, pull over and stop.

D) Just stop your car

20 / 30

Uncontrolled intersections are ones that:

A) Have only a yield sign.

B) Prohibit pedestrians from crossing.

C) Have only a stop sign

D) Have no traffic signs and signal lights

21 / 30

You are approaching an intersection. The traffic lights are out of order. You must:

A) Yield the right-of-way to drivers signalling a right turn.

B) Yield the right-of-way to drivers signalling a left turn.

C) Yield the right-of-way-to vehicles on your left

D) Treat the intersection as four-way stop.

22 / 30

If you get a flat tire while driving, you should

A) Turn off your hazard lights

B) Brake to a stop

C) Hold the steering wheel with a firm grip

D) Deptess the gas pedal to speed up

23 / 30

It is illegal to park:

A) In a bicycle lane.

B) On a sidewalk.

C) All of the above.

D) On a bridge or in a tunnel.

24 / 30

What is the purpose of route marker signs on roads?

A) They indicate the availability of road service

B) They indicate the distance to a destination

C) They indicate the numbers, names or designations of roads

D) They display the combinations of roads

25 / 30

You must signal when you are

A) Changing lanes

B) Doing any of the above

C) Moving away from curb or parking lane

D) Turning

26 / 30

While driving on wet roads, which of these things should you prepare yourself to deal with?

A) Hydroplaning

B) Loss of traction

C) Poor visibility

D) All of the above

27 / 30

What is the maximum allowable blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for a GDL driver?

A) 0.05%

B) Zero

C) 0.08%

D) 0.01%

28 / 30

If someone is passing you on a two-lane highway, you should

A) Move slightly to the left side of your lane

B) Stop immediately

C) Move slightly to the right side of your lane

D) Move quickly to the left side of your lane

29 / 30

What is the general maximum speed within an urban area? (Unless otherwise posted)

A) 30 km/h

B) 80 km/h

C) 60 km/h

D) 50 km/h

30 / 30

To turn right from a two-way road onto another two-way road, what should you do?

A) Do all of the above

B) Turn into the left lane

C) Stay centred in your turning lane

D) Swing wide to the left before turning

Your score is

The average score is 82%

Alberta Learner Licence Knowledge Test 2024 (35 MCQs)
Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test Questions and Answers 2024 (25 MCQs)

What is Class 7 (GDL)?

A person 14 years of age or older may apply for a Learners Driver’s Licence. A parent or guardian must give consent on the application if the person applying is under 18 years of age. For learning and while accompanied by a full licensed driver, the holder of a class 7 driver’s licence may operate, the following:

A vehicle or vehicle-trailer combination that the holder of a Class 5 driver’s licence may operate
A motorcycle (must be 16 years of age or older when learning with a supervisor who holds a Class 6 non-GDL licence)
A moped

Learner (Class 7) Requirements

To obtain a class 7 learner’s driver’s licence you must:

 be 14 years of age or older
 pass a vision screening
 pass a knowledge test on the rules of the road
 have parental consent if you are under 18 years of age
 have valid identification

Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test

To obtain your learner’s driver’s licence, you will need to pass a knowledge test. You can take your knowledge test at most Alberta Registry Agent offices. The test is based on questions taken from this guide. You will be asked about safe driving practices, driving laws and road signs.

The test is 30 multiple-choice questions and you must score a minimum of 25 correct responses out of 30 to pass the test. You will do the test on a computer. When you pass the knowledge test you must take the knowledge test permit you purchased to do the test to a registry agent to ensure your driver’s licence is updated. The knowledge test permit is not a driver’s licence.

Test Name	Alberta Class 7 Practice Test
Purpose	obtain your learner’s driver’s license
Mode of Test	Online CBT
Total Questions	30
Question Types	Multiple-Choice
Passing Marks	you must correct 25 questions out of 30.
Total languages offered	25 languages
Official Page	https://www.alberta.ca/class-7-learners-licence.aspx

The Class 7 electronic driver knowledge test is available in the following 25 languages:

• Amharic
• Arabic
• Chinese (Simplified)
• Chinese (Traditional)
• Cree
• Dutch
• English
• Farsi
• French
• German
• Hindi
• Italian
• Korean
• Oromo
• Polish
• Portuguese
• Punjabi
• Russian
• Somali
• Spanish
• Tagalog
• Thai
• Ukrainian
• Urdu
• Vietnamese

To find testing services, and information about driver licensing and vehicle registration:

Please study the Driver’s Guide to Operations Safety and Licensing Cars & Light Trucks, if you want to ace both the practice exam and the real exam.

visit www.alberta.ca/drivers-road-test.aspx
visit www.servicealberta.ca/1641.cfm
visit the Association of Alberta
Registries at www.e-registry.ca
refer to your local directory under License and Registry Services
Call 780–427–7013 (Service Alberta)