Alberta Class 7 Driving Test Part 1

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ALBERTA CLASS 7 DRIVING TEST PART 1

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Unless otherwise posted, what is maximum speed limit on a provincial highway outside an urban area ?

A. 90 KM

B. 50 KM

C. 100 KM

D. 60 KM

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When parking facing downhill you should ?

A. Turn your front wheels to the left and set your parking braker

B. Leave your front wheels parallel to the curb

C. Turn your front wheels towards the curb or right shoulder

D. Just set your parking brake

3 / 20

If a pedestrian is using a white cane it indicates that?

A. The pedestrian needs assistance

B. The pedestrian is visually impaired

C. The pedestrian is hearing impaired

D. The rules of the road do not apply to the pedestrian

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Unless otherwise posted, what is is the maximum speed limit on a roadway that is located within an urban area?

A. 60 KM

B. 80 KM

C. 50 KM

D. 90 KM

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In all conditions you should drive at a speed that will allow you to...?

A. Stop within 90 m

B. Stop within a safe distance

C. Stop within 60 m

D. Stop within 150 m

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Unless otherwise posted, what is the maximum speed limit on a roadway that is located outside an urban area?

A. 80 KM

B. 90 KM

C. 50 KM

D. 60 KM

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In all conditions you should drive at a speed that will allow you to?

A. Stop within 150 m

B. Stop within 60 m

C. Stop within a safe distance

D. Stop within 90 m

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A pedestrian facing a flashing or steady hand symbol should?

A. Ignore it

B. Take a chance and cross

C. Not start to cross but finish crossing the street if they have already started

D. Cross slowly

9 / 20

How close may you legally park to a fire hydrant?

A. 5m

B. 1m

C. 2m

D. 4m

10 / 20

A broken line at the left of your lane means?

A. You may only pass during daylight hours

B. You may pass if the way is clear

C. You may never pass

D. You may pass at any time

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A yield sign indicates that?

A. You must slow down, stop if necessary and go only when the way is clear

B. Pedestrians must yield to you

C. You are required to come to a full stop

D. Oncoming traffic must yield to you

12 / 20

A school bus with red signal lights flashing is stopped. What does the law require you to do?

A. Reduce speed and pass with care

B. Wait for approaching vehicles to pass

C. Sound your horn as you approach

D. You must remain stopped until the alternating flashing red lights are turned off and the stop sign on the driver's side is no longer extended.

13 / 20

Unless otherwise posted, what is the maximum speed limit on a provincial highway located inside a corporate limit of a city?

A. 80 KM

B. 90 KM

C. 60 KM

D. 50 KM

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If there is no stop line or marked crosswalk at the intersection, you must stop within?

A. 2m

B. 3m

C. 7m

D. 4m

15 / 20

When is it illegal to pass another vehicle?

A. A sign indicates a no passing zone

B. You are in a school or playground zone during school or playground zone times

C. another vehicle is stopped to allow a pedestrian to cross at a marked or unmarked crosswalk

D. A solid yellow line is on your side of the centre line

16 / 20

Which of the following hand-and-arm signals is correct for slowing or stopping?

A. Arm straight out the window

B. Arm out and up

C. A circular motion

D. Arm out and down

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When two vehicles approach a four-way stop sign intersection at right angles to each other and at the same time:

A. Stop within a safe distance

B. The vehicle approaching from the right should be given the courtesy of proceeding first

C. The vehicle travelling fastest should have priority

D. The vehicle approaching from the left should be given the courtesy of proceeding first

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Vehicles approaching a steady red traffic light may ?

A. Turn right without stopping

B. Turn left without stopping

C. Drive straight through after coming to a complete stop

D. Turn left from a one-way street to a one-way street, after a complete stop, unless prohibited

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Where there are no posted speed limits the maximum speed in cities, towns and villages areas is?

A. 50 Km

B. 80 Km

C. 65 Km

D. 60 Km

20 / 20

Travelling at high speeds increases fuel consumption. For every 10 km/h above 90 km/h, you will burn how much more fuel?

A. 15 %

B. 20 %

C. 5 %

D. 10 %

Your score is

The average score is 68%

Free Alberta Learner Class 7 Practice Test Online 2023

A Class 7 Licence in Alberta is the first stage of the graduated licensing system for new drivers. With a Class 7 Licence, you are allowed to drive under supervision and with certain restrictions, such as a zero blood alcohol content limit and a ban on using hand-held electronic devices while driving. To obtain a Class 7 Licence, you must pass the knowledge test, as well as complete a minimum of 12 months of supervised driving and pass a road test.

Frequently Asked Questions about Alberta Learner Class 7 Practice Test Online

What is a Class 7 Learner's License in Alberta?

A Class 7 Learner’s License is the first stage of obtaining a driver’s license in Alberta. It allows you to legally drive a vehicle while you are learning, but you must have a fully licensed driver in the passenger seat.

How do I get a Class 7 Learner's License in Alberta?

To obtain a Class 7 Learner’s License in Alberta, you need to pass a written knowledge test and a vision test. The knowledge test covers rules of the road, traffic signs and signals, and safe driving practices.

How many questions are on the Class 7 Learner's License test in Alberta?

The Class 7 Learner’s License test in Alberta consists of 36 multiple-choice questions.

What is the passing score for the Class 7 Learner's License test in Alberta?

You need to answer at least 30 out of 36 questions correctly to pass the Class 7 Learner’s License test in Alberta.

Where can I take the Class 7 Learner's License test in Alberta?

The Class 7 Learner’s License test is available at any Alberta Registry Agent office.

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5 Strategies to Pass the Alberta Learner Class 7 Practice Test

Study the handbook: Start by studying the Alberta Driver's Handbook, which contains all the information you need to know for the test. Make sure to read it thoroughly and pay attention to road signs, traffic laws, and safe driving practices.
Take practice tests: Taking practice tests can help you get a feel for the types of questions that will be on the actual test. There are many online resources available that offer Alberta Learner Class 7 practice tests.
Learn from your mistakes: If you miss a question on a practice test, take the time to understand why you got it wrong and what you need to do to correct it.
Stay focused: Make sure to eliminate distractions while taking the practice tests and during your study sessions. Set aside a quiet and uninterrupted time and place to focus on your studies.
Identify your weaknesses: Determine the areas where you need to improve and focus your study efforts on those areas.

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