Do you know you need to pass Alberta Class 7 driving exam before getting a learner driver's license? For the same purpose, we have created a practice test to check your knowledge about road signs and traffic rules set. So, play this quiz if you want to pass the exam and check your understanding. It would be best to study the driver's guide to operation, safety, and licensing of cars and light trucks to pass this test. Take this Alberta Class 7 driving exam and see how much you know.
Police patrol vehicles.
Tow trucks.
Snow removal vehicles.
Ambulances and fire trucks.
More drivers under the influence of alcohol.
Roads made narrow by the accumulation of snow and ice.
Sudden changes in speed or direction.
Vehicles in poor mechanical condition.
A U-turn.
A 3-point turn.
A 2-point turn.
A right turn.
Passengers
Explosives
Firearms
Flammable materials
If the vehicle is parked immediately around the corner, turn into the first available lane to the left of the parked vehicle.
Turn into the furthest lane away from the curb; the location of the parked vehicle is not important.
If the vehicle is at least 1/2 a block away, turn into the curb lane and then make a proper lane change to the left when safe to do so.
A and C are correct.
If you activate the hazard lights.
Never: reversing is always prohibited on freeways.
If you back up very slowly.
Only on the shoulder with the hazard lights flashing.
Signal and then proceed.
Check your mirrors and your blind zone and then proceed.
Check your mirrors, check your blind zone, signal and proceed when safe to do so.
Check your mirrors, signal and then proceed.
Not think about what made you angry as you drive.
Breathe deeply as you drive to regain your self-control.
Calm down before you drive.
Concentrate and be cautious as you drive.
Before reaching the deceleration lane.
Before activating your signal.
After entering the deceleration lane.
Only if there is traffic behind.
The lap belt and shoulder strap are worn correctly.
The head rest is fully extended.
The seat is moved fully forward.
The seat is tilted back slightly.
Large vehicles do not have efficient brakes.
Large vehicles have large blind zones.
Large vehicles may create turbulence.
All of the above.
Have quick reaction times.
Are familiar with driving law.
Have good visual and decision-making skills.
Stay away from congested traffic.
Slow down, then proceed if the way is clear.
Stop and then proceed when safe to do so.
Stop and then proceed.
Yield the right-of-way.
Lane changing is permitted.
Traffic is traveling in opposite directions.
Lane changing is not permitted.
None of the above.
The middle traffic lane.
The far right lane.
The left traffic lane.
The shoulder of the road.
100 meters
150 meters
200 meters
300 meters
Slow-moving vehicles.
Pedestrians and bicycles.
Vehicles towing a trailer.
Motorcycles.
30 metres
10 seconds
6 metres
2 seconds
Speed up to get through as quickly as possible.
Slow down to let your eyes adjust to the lower light levels.
Keep your sunglasses on, as taking them off may take your attention away from driving.
Just keep driving as you were before.
When approaching vehicles are too close.
When a sign indicates a no-passing zone.
All of the above.
None of the above
Be 16 years of age or older.
Pass the standard Alberta road test.
Both A and B
All of the above
Watch for animal crossing signs.
Be extra cautious at dusk and dawn.
Both A and B
All of the above
Slow down and maintain extra space margins.
Use your defroster to keep the windows clean.
Pull over and stop in a safe place until it is safe to continue.
All of the above
Slow down as you approach the circle.
Yield to traffic already in the circle.
Yield to pedestrians.
All of the above.
There is parking allowed in the lane.
There is a railway crossing ahead.
The lane is reserved for specific vehicles.
There is a traffic circle ahead.
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