Alberta Class 7 Learners Test: 2026 Guide

The Alberta Class 7 Learner's Knowledge Test has 30 questions, and you need 25 correct answers (83%) to pass. The test fee is $17 CAD. The questions are based on the Alberta Driver's Guide. Try 10 free sample questions below, or take the full 30-question Alberta practice test.

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Alberta Class 7 Learners Test at a glance

Official name	Alberta Class 7 Learner's Knowledge Test
Questions	30
Pass mark	25 of 30 correct (83%)
Test fee	$17 CAD
Time	Approx. 30-40 minutes
Minimum age	14
Official handbook	Alberta Driver's Guide
Official page	Alberta licensing office
Free practice test	30 questions with answers

Getting Your Class 7 License in Alberta: Your 4-Step Checklist

Step 1: Are You Eligible for a Class 7?
- You must be at least 14 years old.
- You need parental consent if you are under 18.
- You must pass a vision screening at the registry agent office.
Step 2: What ID Do I Need?

You need to provide proof of identity, such as a passport or birth certificate, and proof of residency in Alberta, like a utility bill or school transcript.
Step 3: How Much Does the Test Cost?

The fee for the knowledge test is $17. This fee may vary slightly between registry offices.
Step 4: Understanding the Test Format

The knowledge test has 30 multiple-choice questions. To pass, you must answer at least 25 questions correctly (83%).
Step 5: Class 7 Rules & Restrictions to Know
As a learner driver, you must follow these rules:
- Must be accompanied by a fully licensed (non-GDL) driver aged 18+ in the front seat.
- No driving from midnight to 5 a.m.
- Zero Blood Alcohol.
- You are not permitted more passengers than there are seat belts.

Free Alberta practice questions

The first 10 questions of Alberta Practice Test 1. The full practice test has 30 questions.

1. As a driver, if you refuse to take a breathalyzer test, you will be:
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Answer: d) Subject to the same penalties as if your BAC were greater than 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood.
- As a driver, if you refuse to take a breathalyzer test, you will be subject to the same penalties as if your blood-alcohol content (BAC) were greater than 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millimetres of blood.
2. All these are common causes of anger and frustration while driving except:
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Answer: b) Driving in night time.
To avoid anger and frustration while driving:
- Being impatient with the driving environment.
- Other people's poor driving.
- Poor conditions of the road.
3. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: c) Playground nearby.
- Playground zone.
4. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: b) Turn left or go straight.
- You can turn left or go straight from this lane.
- These turn control signs are mounted directly above the intersection.
5. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: c) Road narrows both sides.
Road narrows ahead:
- Road narrows on both sides ahead.
- If the road is narrowing on only one side, the sign will indicate that too.
6. Unless otherwise posted, what's the speed limit on a provincial highway outside the city?
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Answer: a) 100 km/h.
- Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit on a provincial highway outside the city is 100 km/h.
7. What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: a) School zone and you must slow down.
- School zone.
- This sign is to alert drivers that children may be walking or crossing the road and you must use caution when driving through the school area.
8. What does this yellow line indicate?
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Answer: a) Traffic moving in opposite directions. Passing is allowed when safe.
- Broken yellow line: Passing is allowed when safe.
- Solid Yellow lines: Passing safely is permitted across single solid yellow lines within an urban area.
- In all other instances, single or double solid yellow lines indicate that passing is not permitted.
9. The traffic signal has just turned yellow. There are no other vehicles around. The blue car should:
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Answer: c) Slow down and stop since it is safe to do so.
- Yellow traffic signal indicates that the light is about to turn red.
- Unless it is not feasible to stop safely in time, you must halt before entering the intersection.
- In this image, the blue car must stop at the stop line.
10. When the traffic light turns yellow, you should:
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Answer: b) Stop if you can safely do so, else proceed with caution.
- When a green light changes to yellow, drivers must prepare to stop or clear the intersection.
- Drivers approaching an intersection with a solid (not flashing) yellow traffic control light must bring their vehicles to a complete stop, unless a point has been reached at the intersection where stopping cannot be done safely.

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Alberta Class 7 Learners Test: common questions

How many questions are on the Alberta Class 7 Learners Test?

The Alberta Class 7 Learner's Knowledge Test has 30 questions.

How many questions can you miss on the Alberta Class 7 Learners Test?

You need 25 of 30 correct (83%), so you can miss up to 5 questions.

How much does the Alberta Class 7 Learners Test cost?

The Alberta test fee is $17 CAD. Fees change, so confirm the amount with the licensing office before you go.

How long does the Alberta Class 7 Learners Test take?

Approx. 30-40 minutes.

How old do you have to be to take the Alberta Class 7 Learners Test?

You must be at least 14.

What should I study for the Alberta Class 7 Learners Test?

Study the Alberta Driver's Guide; the test questions are based on it. Then check yourself with a practice test: FlashPath's free Alberta Practice Test 1 has 30 questions with answers and explanations.

Is the FlashPath Alberta practice test free?

Yes. Practice Test 1 (30 questions) is free on this site and in the app, with no sign-up. The app has 270 more Alberta practice questions across Practice Tests 2 to 10; full access is a subscription.

What is the FlashPath Pass Guarantee?

If you have a paid FlashPath subscription and don't pass the Alberta Class 7 Learners Test, your next month is free. Email us within 30 days of the test with your store order ID and your result.

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