Free study guide and practice tests for the Alberta Class 7 knowledge test
Pass your Alberta Class 7 knowledge test with confidence
Everything you need in one place: a searchable study guide, an illustrated road-sign library, topic practice and mock exams. Free, in your language, and sourced from the official handbook.
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About the Class 7 knowledge test
- You can apply for a Class 7 learner’s licence at 14. Under 18 you need a parent’s or guardian’s consent, and you must pass a knowledge test and a vision test.
- The test has 30 multiple-choice questions, and you need 25 right to pass. It is taken at a registry agent office, once a day at most, with a fee each time.
- Our mock exam uses the same 30 questions and pass mark of 25. Alberta does not publish how many questions are about signs; our 10 + 20 split is a study structure.
- Everything in our study guide and questions is taken from the Alberta Driver’s Guide and alberta.ca, and each item cites its source.
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sign questions
160
rules questions
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signs & signals illustrated
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study chapters
Guides
Longer reads on the parts of getting an Alberta licence that the official pages spread across several pages.
- Class 7 knowledge test day: which registry, what to bring, and which languagesWho can apply at 14 and what a parent has to sign, where the test is taken and what to bring, the 25 languages and when a translator is allowed, what the 30 questions are, the vision test and the licence card, and the Class 7 conditions that start the moment you pass.
- From Class 7 to Class 5-GDL to a full Class 5: the three-year timeline and the rules at each stageHow long Alberta’s Graduated Driver Licensing takes at the fastest, what you may and may not do with a Class 7 and then a Class 5-GDL, how the one road test is booked and failed, what leaving the program takes now that there is no advanced road test, what it costs, and how a licence from elsewhere shortens the road.
- The Alberta rules people mix up: the five-metre parking rules, school and playground zones, and demerit suspensionsFive metres from a hydrant, a crosswalk, a stop sign and an intersection but a metre and a half from a driveway; a school zone with three time windows beside a playground zone that runs until an hour after sunset; a full licence suspended at 15 points where a GDL licence is suspended at 8. The pairs the knowledge test uses to tell whether you really know them, side by side.