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All questions individually: Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
Licensing and Graduated Licensing
- 55As a learner with a Class 7 licence, the Graduated Driver Licensing program does not permit you to drive a car between the hours of:
- 101What is the minimum age to apply for a Class 7 learner's licence in Alberta?
- 102How long must you hold a Class 7 licence before you can move to the probationary stage?
- 103Who may accompany a Class 7 learner as the supervising driver?
- 104How many passengers may a Class 7 learner carry?
- 105A GDL driver will be suspended after accumulating how many demerit points?
- 106What alcohol and drug level must a GDL driver have when driving?
- 107What is the minimum length of the probationary stage of the GDL program?
- 108Which requirement must be met to exit the GDL program and receive a full Class 5 licence?
- 109Which action can reduce the probationary stage by up to six months?
- 110Which rule applies to a Class 5-GDL probationary driver?
- 111How many knowledge tests can you take in one day?
- 112Which of the following results in automatic failure of the Class 5 road test, regardless of the point total?
- 113After you pass the knowledge test, what must you do to have your driver's licence updated?
- 114If you do not meet the vision standards, who completes the Vision Referral form?
- 115What does condition code A on an Alberta driver's licence stand for?
- 116Which of these codes does not appear on the driver's licence itself?
- 117What happens if a parent withdraws written consent for a minor's driver's licence before the minor turns 18?
- 118When is a minor's first driver's licence application allowed without a parent or guardian signature?
- 119What is the minimum age for a Class 7 holder to learn on a motorcycle?
- 120A Class 5 licence holder is NOT allowed to operate which of the following?
- 121When is a Class 4 driver's licence required?
- 122Which documents must you produce when a peace officer asks for them while driving?
- 123How long may a new Alberta resident from another province use their out-of-province driver's licence?
- 124A visitor to Alberta with a valid out-of-province licence may drive the same class of vehicle without an Alberta licence for up to how long?
- 125What extra requirement applies when a driver aged 75 or older applies for or renews a Class 5 licence?
- 126Who must complete the Driver Medical Intake Form?
- 127What must you do if your driver's licence is stolen?
- 128Who is responsible for renewing an Alberta driver's licence on or before its expiry date?
- 129What happens to a vehicle's licence plates in Alberta when the owner sells the vehicle?
- 130What must you present when registering a vehicle and when a peace officer asks for it?
Traffic Signals and Pavement Markings
- 16Vehicles approaching a steady red traffic light may:
- 28When there is a solid white line to the left of your vehicle, it means:
- 40When a red “X” is indicated over a driving lane, a driver must:
- 41A solid yellow line next to a broken yellow line indicates that:
- 42Solid white lines indicate that:
- 43A white diamond marking in a lane indicates that:
- 201In what order are the lights arranged on a horizontal traffic control signal?
- 202There is no stop line or crosswalk at an intersection where the light is solid red. Where must you stop?
- 203What must you do before turning right at a red light, if no sign prohibits the turn?
- 204The light changes from green to solid yellow as you approach an intersection. What must you do?
- 205You face a solid green light and want to turn left. What must you do?
- 206You are approaching a green light. The pedestrian signal ahead shows DON'T WALK. What should you expect?
- 207What does this traffic signal mean for a driver in the lane it faces?
- 208A green arrow and a solid green light are lit together. What are you allowed to do?
- 209What does this traffic signal mean?
- 210All the lights at an intersection are flashing red in every direction. How should drivers treat the intersection?
- 211What does this traffic signal mean?
- 212What does this traffic signal mean?
- 213A pedestrian is already crossing when the DON'T WALK signal appears. What may the pedestrian do?
- 214What does this pedestrian signal mean for people on foot?
- 215The yellow lights on this sign are flashing. What must you do?
- 216At an intersection with traffic signals but no WALK and DON'T WALK signals, what must pedestrians do?
- 217What does this signal over a lane mean?
- 218What does this signal over a lane mean?
- 219Where should the yellow centre line be, relative to the driver?
- 220What do white lane lines tell you about traffic on each side of the line?
- 221What does a broken white line between two lanes mean?
- 222Where is it permitted to pass safely across a single solid yellow line?
- 223What is the centre lane in a two-way left turn lane used for?
- 224What does this pavement marking tell you?
- 225What does this pavement marking tell you as a driver?
- 226When may a driver enter a bicycle lane painted in the curb lane?
- 227What does this marking on a rural highway mean?
- 228What does this pavement marking mean?
- 229A driver arrives at an intersection with no painted crosswalk lines. What does the guide say about pedestrian crosswalks?
- 230What does this marking on the road tell drivers?
Road Signs
- 8This sign indicates:
- 10In the definition of a stop sign, it states that:
- 14This sign indicates:
- 17This sign indicates:
- 22Unless otherwise posted, the maximum speed limit within an urban area is:
- 27This sign indicates:
- 30This sign indicates:
- 34This sign indicates:
- 36Unless otherwise posted, what is the speed limit for a provincial highway located outside an urban area?
- 37When entering a playground zone, while times are in effect, what is the maximum speed allowed (unless otherwise posted)?
- 38This sign indicates:
- 46This sign indicates:
- 49Traffic signs are easily recognized by their shape and colour. A red octagon shaped sign means:
- 56This sign indicates:
- 60This sign indicates:
- 301What does this sign mean?
- 302When must the speed limit in a construction zone be obeyed?
- 303What does this sign mean?
- 304What does this sign mean?
- 305What does this sign mean?
- 306What does this sign mean?
- 307What does this sign mean?
- 308What does this sign mean?
- 309What does this sign mean?
- 310What does this sign mean?
- 311Where does a school zone end?
- 312What does this sign mean?
- 313What does this sign mean?
- 314What does this sign mean?
- 315When is it illegal for a vehicle to park in a stall reserved for persons with disabilities?
- 316What does this sign mean?
- 317What does this sign mean?
- 318What does this sign mean?
- 319What does this sign mean?
- 320What does this sign mean?
- 321What does this sign mean?
- 322What are the hours that a school zone is in effect on school days, unless a municipality posts different times?
- 323What does this sign mean?
- 324What does this sign mean?
- 325A diamond shaped sign with a picture on an orange background provides what kind of information?
- 326What does this sign mean?
- 327What does this sign mean?
- 328What does this sign mean?
- 329While a school zone is in effect, what are you not permitted to do?
- 330What does this sign mean?
- 331What does this sign mean?
- 332What happens to the fines for traffic violations in a construction zone when workers are present?
- 333What does this sign mean?
- 334What does this sign mean?
- 335When are playground restrictions in effect, unless a municipality posts different times?
- 336What does this sign mean?
- 337What does this sign mean?
- 338What does this sign mean?
- 339What does this sign mean?
- 340What does this sign mean?
Driving Basics: Signalling, Stopping and Parking
- 2When parking a vehicle parallel to the curb, the driver must ensure that the vehicle wheels are within what maximum distance from the curb?
- 7What is the BEST way to check for other vehicles in your blind spot?
- 15Is a driver permitted to back a vehicle into an intersection or crosswalk, within an urban area?
- 19According to the Alberta Driver's Guide the three main factors that determine how long it takes to stop a vehicle are:
- 35Before leaving a vehicle parked facing downhill on a two-way road, a driver should:
- 44When parking uphill on the right side of the street with a curb, steer so that the front wheels:
- 45When parking near a fire hydrant, what is the minimum distance that should be left between the vehicle and the fire hydrant:
- 54What you can’t see in your vehicle’s rear and side view mirrors is said to be in your:
- 401When your steering wheel is thought of as a clock face, where should your hands normally be placed for the best vehicle control?
- 402Which method should you use to steer the wheel when turning a corner?
- 403How should your outside rear view mirrors be adjusted to reduce blind spots?
- 404How should an adjustable head restraint be positioned?
- 405How should a lap belt be worn?
- 406You are parked at the right side of the road and ready to pull out into traffic. Which signal do you use?
- 407You are parked on the left side of a one-way road and want to pull out. Which signal do you use?
- 408In which of these automatic transmission positions will the vehicle's engine start?
- 409What is the Neutral position on an automatic transmission used for?
- 410On an automatic transmission, when must the lock release button on the gear selector be used?
- 411You see white lights lit at the rear of a parked vehicle. What do they tell you?
- 412In a vehicle with a manual transmission, what is the friction point?
- 413What does the term "riding the clutch" mean?
- 414What must you do before starting the engine of a vehicle with a manual transmission?
- 415When should you use the clutch pedal while driving a manual transmission vehicle?
- 416About how long does perception time take for an average driver?
- 417In the stopping distance model, what does reaction time measure?
- 418What is threshold braking?
- 419How fast should all reversing be done?
- 420What should you do when backing out of a driveway onto a street?
- 421When reversing in a straight line, how far should you turn the wheel to correct your steering?
- 422When you begin to parallel park, how much space should be between your vehicle and the vehicle you are lining up beside?
- 423You are parking facing downhill on a street with a curb. Which way should the front wheels be turned?
- 424You are parking facing uphill on the right side of a street that has no curb. Which way should the front wheels be turned?
- 425Which of these actions helps prevent a parked vehicle from rolling down a hill?
- 426What is the closest you may park to the access of a garage, private roadway, or driveway?
- 427What is the minimum distance you must leave between your parked vehicle and a stop sign or yield sign?
- 428Outside an urban area, your vehicle must be visible for how far along the roadway in both directions before you may stop on a primary highway where parking is permitted?
- 429You are leaving your vehicle parked parallel to the curb on a two-way street. How should you get to the curb?
- 430When entering an angle parking space on the right, how far should you stay from the rear of the parked vehicle while driving parallel to the curb?
Intersections, Right-of-Way and Turns
- 3You should shoulder check to the right when making a right turn to:
- 24When driving in the outside lane of a traffic circle, a driver must yield the right of way to traffic that:
- 25When two vehicles approach a four-way stop sign intersection at right angles to each other and at the same time:
- 48A driver is planning on making a turn at the upcoming intersection. The driver should be in the proper turning lane at least ______ metres from the intersection:
- 50Uncontrolled intersections are ones that:
- 51You are on a one-way street and are intending to turn left at the next intersection. Which lane must you begin your turn from unless a sign permits otherwise?
- 501If you have the right-of-way at an intersection, what are you still responsible for doing?
- 502A police officer is directing traffic at an intersection with working traffic lights. Whose directions must you follow?
- 503At a stop sign where a stop line is marked on the road, where must you bring your vehicle to a complete stop?
- 504There is no stop line and no marked crosswalk at a stop sign. Where must you stop?
- 505Two vehicles stop at a four-way stop. One arrived a few seconds before the other. Who should proceed first?
- 506You approach a yield sign and there are no pedestrians or traffic that you must yield to. What may you do?
- 507At an intersection with no signs and no signals, which vehicle must you yield to?
- 508You are driving straight through a T intersection that has no signs or signals. A vehicle waits on the side road to your right. Who has the right-of-way?
- 509When exiting from an alley, parking lot, or driveway onto a main street, what must you do?
- 510Do right-of-way rules apply inside a parking lot?
- 511A vehicle ahead has stopped at a crosswalk to let a pedestrian cross. What must you not do?
- 512Traffic is backed up at an intersection. When may you enter the intersection?
- 513In which direction does traffic always circulate in a traffic circle or roundabout?
- 514How does a roundabout differ from a traffic circle?
- 515Where are pedestrian crossings on roundabouts located?
- 516When should you turn on your right signal to leave a one-lane traffic circle at an exit that is not the first one?
- 517In a two-lane roundabout, which lane should a driver use to enter and exit if they plan to travel past the first exit?
- 518You are in a roundabout and cannot stop or exit safely at your exit. What does the guide advise?
- 519You are approaching an intersection where you plan to turn. How far before the intersection should you be in the proper turning lane?
- 520When making a right turn from a two-way road onto another two-way road, how far from the curb should you stay?
- 521When may you turn right on a red light?
- 522There is a parked vehicle close to the corner in the first lane of the street you are turning right onto. What should you do?
- 523Where should you position your vehicle to turn left from a two-way road onto another two-way road with a single left turn lane?
- 524You must stop inside the intersection before completing a left turn. How should your front wheels be pointed?
- 525Before turning left off a two-lane highway, what check does the guide say you must do?
- 526When may you turn left on a red light from a one-way road onto another one-way road?
- 527When making a dual lane turn, which lane should you turn into?
- 528What is permitted when using a two-way left turn lane?
- 529Where are U-turns not permitted in an urban area?
- 530Outside an urban area, U-turns are not permitted near the crest of a hill if another driver cannot see you from within what distance?
Highways, Passing and Merging
- 4When merging into traffic, a driver should:
- 6Before passing a vehicle on a two-lane highway, a driver should:
- 29When exiting from a highway slow down:
- 32When is it illegal to pass another vehicle?
- 39When driving on a highway and are intending to take the next exit, the correct procedure is to:
- 52The emergency stopping lane on a primary highway (section between the white line and the edge of the roadway) is intended for:
- 57When attempting to merge with traffic on a freeway, a driver should:
- 58On a multi-lane highway, slow moving traffic should travel in:
- 601Your mirrors are adjusted properly. What should you see in the middle of each outside mirror?
- 602Why must you do a shoulder check as well as checking your mirrors before changing lanes?
- 603How do you perform a proper shoulder check?
- 604You have just finished moving to the next lane on a multi-lane highway. What is the last step the guide lists?
- 605A passing lane on a highway is about to end. Which statement is correct?
- 606What is a passing lane?
- 607You are passing another vehicle on a two-lane highway and the speed limit is 100 km/h. Which is true?
- 608When can you begin returning to your original lane after passing a vehicle?
- 609Before you pull out to pass on a two-lane highway, why do you shoulder check to the left?
- 610A vehicle ahead of you has stopped at a crosswalk to let a pedestrian cross. What should you do?
- 611A school bus ahead of you has flashing amber lights. What do the amber lights tell you?
- 612You are behind a slow vehicle in a school zone while school zone times are in effect. May you pass it?
- 613You are on a highway with one lane in each direction and are approaching a curve. What does the guide say about passing?
- 614You are driving up a hill on a two-lane highway. Why should you not pass near the top of the hill?
- 615As you approach the top of a hill on a two-lane highway, what should you do within your lane?
- 616A driver is passing you on a two-lane highway. How can you help that driver?
- 617Where may a driver stop who has an urgent problem with the vehicle on a primary highway?
- 618Traffic is heavy on a primary highway. May you use the emergency stopping lane to pass another vehicle?
- 619Two roadways join into one and you are in the lane that is merging. Who has the right-of-way?
- 620Why should you avoid slowing abruptly or stopping at the end of a merging lane?
- 621Merging lanes are designed so that your vehicle can do what?
- 622At what point should you move into your chosen gap when merging onto a highway?
- 623When should you use your signal light while merging onto a highway?
- 624You are in the right lane of a highway and see traffic merging in from an on-ramp ahead. What should you do if it is safe?
- 625The deceleration lane at your exit is very short. What should you do?
- 626You realize you have missed your exit on a highway. What should you do?
- 627What is a weave zone?
- 628You are approaching a curve on a highway and need to slow down. When should you do it?
- 629Your tires lose traction as you enter a curve to the right. Where may your vehicle skid?
- 630You are driving down a steep hill in a vehicle with a standard transmission. What can reduce the risk of your brakes overheating?
Emergencies and Challenging Conditions
- 12What should a driver NOT do if a vehicle breaks down due to mechanical problems on a busy highway?
- 13Hydroplaning can cause a loss of control of the vehicle. The term “hydroplaning” means:
- 26If a vehicle is equipped with ABS (Anti-lock braking system) and a driver needs to perform emergency braking, the driver should:
- 33To recover from a skid:
- 701What is meant by threshold braking?
- 702In a vehicle without ABS, your wheels lock during hard braking. What should you do?
- 703A driver with ABS brakes brakes hard and feels the brake pedal vibrate. What does this mean?
- 704Which action can cause a skid?
- 705According to the guide, what is true of most skids?
- 706Your wheels spin and the vehicle skids because you accelerated too quickly. What should you do first?
- 707You enter a turn too fast and the vehicle begins to slide sideways. What should you do?
- 708In a vehicle without ABS, your brakes lock and you lose steering control. When does steering control return?
- 709Your vehicle drifts off the paved part of the road. What should you do first?
- 710Your vehicle is having mechanical problems on a highway. Where should you avoid stopping?
- 711Your vehicle breaks down on a highway. Where should you place reflective triangles?
- 712Your disabled vehicle is in a potentially dangerous situation. Where should the occupants wait?
- 713The brake warning light comes on while you are driving. What should you do after checking that the park brake is released?
- 714Your brakes fail and your wheels are not turned. What does the guide say you can do to slow down?
- 715A front tire goes flat while you are driving. What will the vehicle do?
- 716Both of your headlights fail while you are driving. What should you do first?
- 717When must you turn your headlights on, according to the guide?
- 718An oncoming vehicle's bright headlights are shining at you. What should you do?
- 719Which headlight setting should you use in smoke or fog?
- 720How can black ice often be recognized on the road?
- 721Why should you not use cruise control when weather and road conditions are poor?
- 722You are stranded off the highway in a safe place during winter. What should you do about the engine?
- 723Which item is on the guide's list of winter emergency supplies?
- 724An animal suddenly appears on the road in front of you. What should you do?
- 725You are in a collision where nobody is hurt. When must you report it to the police?
- 726You are involved in a collision. What should you not do at the scene?
- 727An ambulance with its siren sounding approaches you on a two-way roadway. What must you do?
- 728You are passing a tow truck that is stopped with its lights flashing, in the lane next to it. What is the maximum speed?
- 729You are driving through a construction zone where workers are present. What applies?
- 730A police officer behind you has the emergency lights flashing. On a two-way roadway, what should you do?
- 731You are driving through a construction zone where workers are present. What applies?
- 732A police officer behind you has the emergency lights flashing. On a two-way roadway, what should you do?
Responsible Driving
- 18What is meant by the term “space cushion”?
- 20When driving behind another vehicle under normal conditions, a driver should maintain a minimum following distance of:
- 31If feeling tired while driving:
- 59Using the two second rule to judge a safe following distance when driving:
- 801When driving in an urban area, how far ahead of your vehicle should you look to give yourself enough visual lead time?
- 802Which visual lead time does the guide recommend when you are driving in a rural area?
- 803How often should you glance in your rear view mirrors while driving?
- 804Which of the following is a variable hazard, meaning one that changes through the day?
- 805Which of the following is a fixed hazard along the roadway?
- 806A driver is following you too closely and it is safe to slow down. What does the guide say to do first?
- 807Why should you leave enough room to move into another lane when you stop behind a vehicle in traffic?
- 808You miss your exit on a highway. What does the guide tell you to do?
- 809What following time does the guide recommend for drivers of large vehicles such as motor homes?
- 810You are counting after the vehicle ahead passes a shadow on the road. The front of your vehicle reaches the shadow before you finish counting "one-thousand-and-two". What should you do?
- 811A driver says a hands-free cellular phone is safe to use while driving. What does the guide say?
- 812Which of the following distractions carries a fine and three demerits under the Traffic Safety Act?
- 813Who is responsible for making sure passengers under 16 years of age are properly secured in a vehicle?
- 814What label must a child safety seat have to be used in Canada?
- 815Which child must be properly secured in a child safety seat in Alberta?
- 816In which type of seat must a child ride from birth until reaching the weight to switch seats?
- 817Forward-facing child safety seats are designed for children of what weight, and what must be used with them?
- 818When should a child who weighs more than 18 kg use a booster seat?
- 819According to the guide, how much more fuel do you burn for every 10 km/h you drive above 90 km/h?
- 820How long can you be parked before it is better to turn off the engine than to idle?
- 821When using a block heater with a timer in winter, when should it switch on?
- 822By about how much do under-inflated tires increase fuel consumption?
- 823What does the guide suggest to stay cool at highway speeds instead of using air conditioning?
- 824Which of the following should you do when fuelling your vehicle?
- 825Where should you place a gas container when filling it at the pump?
- 826A load extends 1.5 metres or more beyond the rear of your vehicle during daylight. What is required?
- 827A friend asks to ride in the open box of your pick-up truck while you drive. What does the law say?
- 828Which of the following can make fatigue worse while you are driving?
- 829What should you do before operating a vehicle if you are taking medication?
- 830According to the guide, when does impairment begin?
Sharing the Road
- 1When following a motorcycle, a driver should allow extra space between the vehicle and the motorcycle rider because:
- 5When driving on a divided highway, ahead and facing in the same direction is a stopped school bus with the alternating flashing red lights activated. A driver must:
- 9A slow moving vehicle sign must be displayed on the rear of:
- 11A pedestrian using a white cane means that:
- 21Drivers should not follow bicycle riders too closely because:
- 23Be cautious of large vehicles backing because:
- 47When passing a cyclist on a roadway, you should:
- 901You see a yellow flashing pedestrian-activated traffic light. What should you do?
- 902In an urban area, a pedestrian raises an arm at a right angle and points to the opposite curb. What must you do?
- 903A pedestrian has stepped into an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection. What must you do?
- 904How far back should you stop when you stop for a pedestrian at a crosswalk?
- 905Why should you never pass another vehicle as you approach a crosswalk?
- 906What does the guide mean when it says not to "overdrive your headlights" at night?
- 907Why does the guide say to glance under parked vehicles ahead of you in a residential area?
- 908Who must wear an approved bicycle safety helmet by law in Alberta?
- 909How does the guide treat a cyclist who is walking beside and pushing a bicycle?
- 910A cyclist is riding well out from the right curb. What is a likely reason?
- 911A cyclist is seated on a bicycle at an intersection, waiting for a traffic control signal. What rights does the cyclist have?
- 912Why do cyclists need extra consideration when turning left, especially on multi-lane roads?
- 913You are preparing to turn right. What should you do about cyclists?
- 914You are parked at the curb and want to get out of your vehicle. Who is responsible for the safety of the cyclist?
- 915What lighting is required on a bicycle ridden after dark?
- 916A motorcycle rider is travelling in the left portion of their lane. What does this usually mean?
- 917A motorcycle's turn signals are hard to see. What can give you a clue about what the rider will do?
- 918You are about to turn left across oncoming traffic. Why is a motorcycle a special concern?
- 919When may you share a lane with a motorcycle rider?
- 920You are driving behind a large truck and cannot see both of its side mirrors. What does this tell you?
- 921A large vehicle is approaching a traffic light. Why should you not move into the space in front of it?
- 922You are stopped on a hill behind a large vehicle. What should you do?
- 923A large vehicle is turning right at an intersection. Where should you avoid driving?
- 924After you pass a heavy commercial vehicle, what should you do before moving back into its lane?
- 925How far can the logs extend behind a log hauling truck, according to the guide?
- 926A log hauling truck is turning off the highway ahead of you. What does the guide say?
- 927A school bus ahead has its alternating amber lights flashing. What does this warn you of?
- 928A school bus on a four-lane undivided highway stops with its alternating red lights flashing. Who must stop?
- 929What do flashing amber and red lights on a maintenance vehicle mean?
- 930About how often do snowplow operators move to the side of the road, where it is safe, to let vehicles pass?
Laws, Suspensions and Demerits
- 1001How long do convictions and driver's licence suspensions remain on your driving record?
- 1002In which situation are you convicted of an offence, so that demerit points are recorded?
- 1003A fully-licensed driver has 8 to 14 demerit points within two years. What happens?
- 1004How many demerit points within a two-year period lead to an automatic suspension for a fully-licensed driver?
- 1005A fully-licensed driver finishes a demerit point suspension. How many points remain on the record?
- 1006A GDL driver has accumulated four to seven demerit points within two years. What happens?
- 1007How many demerit points within two years lead to an automatic suspension for a GDL driver?
- 1008A GDL driver is reinstated after a demerit point suspension. How many points remain on the record?
- 1009Which offence carries the highest demerit penalty of seven points?
- 1010How many demerit points does failing to stop for a school bus carry?
- 1011How many demerit points does failing to yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian in a crosswalk carry?
- 1012How many demerit points does failing to stop for a red light at an intersection carry?
- 1013Which of these offences carries 2 demerit points that apply only to GDL drivers?
- 1014How many demerit points apply for driving between midnight and 5 a.m. at the Class 7 learner stage?
- 1015How long are the first and second automatic demerit point suspensions?
- 1016A third demerit point suspension occurs within two years. What can result?
- 1017Can you appeal a demerit point suspension?
- 1018A driver completes a Government-approved defensive driving course before reaching 15 demerit points. What benefit applies?
- 1019A driver is found guilty of impaired driving under section 320 of the Criminal Code with no prior offence. What is the licence penalty?
- 1020A driver is found guilty of impaired driving and has one prior offence in the last 10 years. How long are they disqualified?
- 1021What is the minimum licence suspension when an impaired offence results in injury or death, even for a first offender?
- 1022What does the IRS ZERO: Novice program set for drivers with a Class 7 learner's licence?
- 1023The IRS: WARN program applies when an officer has reasonable grounds to believe a driver's blood alcohol concentration is at what level?
- 1024What is the first occurrence licence penalty under the IRS: FAIL program?
- 1025A driver is caught operating a motor vehicle while their licence is suspended. What happens to the vehicle?
- 1026Your driver's licence expires while you are serving a suspension. What does the guide say?
- 1027What does the Alberta Ignition Interlock device do?
- 1028Which body conducts reviews of provincial administrative penalties under the IRS program?
- 1029Which process lets drivers appeal non-impaired driving decisions of the Registrar, such as driver conduct reviews?
- 1030What must you do with your driver's licence when a demerit point suspension begins?
All questions individually: Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
Commercial Licences and Medical Fitness
- 101What is the minimum age to learn to drive or be licensed for an Alberta Class 4 licence?
- 102Can a driver who is still in the probationary (GDL) program apply for a Class 4 licence?
- 103What is the largest bus a Class 4 licence holder may operate?
- 104A Class 4 driver has been offered a job driving a small school bus. What else is required?
- 105Which two vehicle types are named specifically as allowed for a Class 4 licence holder?
- 106Under what condition may a Class 4 holder operate vehicles that belong to Classes 1, 2, 3 and 6?
- 107In Alberta, a bus is defined as a commercial vehicle designed to carry how many persons?
- 108Which of these is NOT a commercial vehicle under the definition in the guide?
- 109Which description matches the definition of an ambulance?
- 110How does a driver earn an S-endorsement on an Alberta driver's licence?
- 111For which licence classes must a Class 4 applicant show knowledge?
- 112Before you may learn to drive a Class 4 vehicle, which licence must you already hold at a minimum?
- 113Upgrading to which licence classes requires a medical report?
- 114A new Alberta resident holds a non-GDL Class 5 licence from another Canadian province and wants to re-class to Class 4. What waiting period applies?
- 115A company owner lets an employee without the proper licence class drive a passenger van for hire. Who has broken the law?
- 116Where can most applicants take the Class 4 knowledge test?
- 117Which material are the Class 4 knowledge test questions based on?
- 118How is the commercial knowledge test scored?
- 119At what point is the knowledge test stopped and a fail recorded?
- 120What happens if you do not meet the minimum vision standards at your vision assessment?
- 121Who must complete the medical report needed to upgrade to Class 4?
- 122A 30-year-old holds a Class 4 licence. How often must they provide a medical report to keep it?
- 123A 52-year-old ambulance driver holds a Class 4 licence. How often is a medical report required?
- 124A 68-year-old taxi driver holds a Class 4 licence. How often is a medical report required?
- 125Who may ask any driver, regardless of licence class, for a medical report?
- 126You develop a health condition that may affect your ability to drive. What must you do?
- 127Since February 1, 2023, what applies to the Class 4 road test?
- 128Without a road test, what must a Class 4 applicant still provide or meet?
- 129A Class 4 learner must be accompanied by a supervisor. Which licence class may the supervisor hold?
- 130Within how many days must you notify Alberta Registries of a change of name or address?
- 131Who is responsible for making sure a commercial driver's licence is renewed on time?
- 132Once you are hired as a commercial driver, who is required to provide additional training?
National Safety Code, Hours and Daily Log
- 201When did the National Safety Code for commercial motor carriers come into effect in Canada?
- 202Under federal law, a carrier operating outside Alberta needs a Safety Fitness Certificate for a passenger vehicle with what original seating capacity?
- 203A carrier based in Edmonton sends one of its buses on regular trips into Saskatchewan. Which National Safety Code legislation applies to the carrier?
- 204What can happen to a carrier that keeps posing an unacceptable risk to the public and does not respond to intervention?
- 205An Alberta carrier fails to establish and follow a written safety program. Which consequence is possible?
- 206A Class 4 driver receives a speeding conviction while working. According to the driver's duties, what should the driver do?
- 207An enforcement officer inspects your bus at the roadside and gives you an inspection document. What is your responsibility?
- 208During your inspection you find a defect that would jeopardize the safety of your passengers. What must you do?
- 209What is the main purpose of hours of service legislation?
- 210A carrier falls under federal hours of service rules, but one of its drivers never leaves Alberta. Which rules apply to that driver?
- 211Under Alberta hours of service rules, a work shift generally starts after how many consecutive hours off duty?
- 212Under Alberta rules, a driver may not drive in a work shift after having driven how many hours?
- 213Under Alberta rules, after how many hours on duty in a work shift may a driver no longer drive?
- 214Under Alberta rules, within how many days must a driver deliver the daily log and supporting documents to the employer?
- 215How long must a driver keep a copy of each daily log and its supporting documents under Alberta rules?
- 216Under Alberta rules, a driver may skip the daily log only if they stay within what radius of the home terminal (along with the other conditions)?
- 217A taxi driver working solely in Alberta stays within 100 km of the home terminal and works 11 hours, but ends the shift in a different town from where it began. Is a daily log required?
- 218Under the federal rules, a driver may not drive in a day after being on duty for how many hours?
- 219How much off-duty time must a driver take each day under the federal hours of service rules?
- 220Under the federal rules, a driver may not drive once how much time has elapsed since the end of their last eight consecutive hours off duty?
- 221What is the on-duty limit for a driver on federal cycle 1?
- 222What is the on-duty limit for a driver on federal cycle 2?
- 223How many consecutive hours off duty reset a federal cycle 1 driver's accumulated hours to zero?
- 224How many consecutive hours off duty reset a federal cycle 2 driver's accumulated hours to zero?
- 225Under the federal rules, a driver may not drive unless they have taken at least 24 consecutive hours off in the preceding how many days?
- 226Under the federal radius exemption, what must a driver who skips the daily log do at the end of each day?
- 227Under Alberta's Vehicle Inspection Program, how often must a bus designed for 11 or more passengers be inspected?
- 228Which buses are exempt from Alberta's Vehicle Inspection Program when operating solely within Alberta?
- 229Which item must be recorded on the daily log at the start of the day?
- 230What must be written in the Remarks section of the daily log each time the duty status changes?
- 231Your vehicle's electronic logging device stops working properly during a shift. What must you do?
- 232How far may a driver use their commercial vehicle for personal use each day, if all the conditions are met?
Trip Inspections
- 301A carrier that operates only within Alberta must complete trip inspection reports on commercial passenger vehicles with what designed seating capacity?
- 302How long is a completed trip inspection and its report valid?
- 303When choosing a rest and check stop, where should you avoid stopping?
- 304When must a major defect found on a commercial vehicle be reported to the carrier?
- 305A driver finds a minor defect listed on the inspection schedule. What is the latest it may be reported to the carrier?
- 306Under what condition may a driver keep driving with a minor defect listed on the inspection schedule?
- 307What does the law say about driving a commercial vehicle on a highway when a major defect listed on the inspection schedule is present?
- 308A yard staff member inspects a bus and signs the trip inspection report. Who is responsible under law for that inspection?
- 309Besides the initial inspection, what must a driver do about defects while on the road?
- 310On the demand of a peace officer, what must a commercial driver produce?
- 311Which reading must be recorded on a trip inspection report?
- 312Which NSC inspection schedule is used to inspect a bus?
- 313When must the strobe lamp on a school bus be activated?
- 314What can happen to a commercial vehicle that an inspector finds does not meet requirements?
- 315When square blocks are used to chock the wheels before an inspection, what is their minimum size?
- 316Which set of steps should be taken before beginning a trip inspection?
- 317What does the guide say about the order of a circle check?
- 318Where should the engine oil level be on the dipstick?
- 319During the under the hood check, a loose or slipping belt may cause which warning light to come on?
- 320What is the minimum tread depth for a steering axle tire during the walk-around?
- 321During an ambulance inspection, what is the minimum tread depth for the drive axle tire?
- 322Whenever possible, how should the brake lights be checked during an inspection?
- 323During a bus inspection the ammeter keeps showing a discharge after the engine is running. What should the driver do?
- 324Which check is listed specifically for the rear of an ambulance?
- 325During a bus inspection, how must the passenger door operate?
- 326Which commercial vehicles must report to a vehicle inspection station when the highway lights are flashing?
- 327At a vehicle inspection station the "PARK" light is activated. What should you do?
- 328How long after the manufacture date do all fire extinguishers expire?
- 329How often must a fire extinguisher be re-certified?
- 330The yellow anti-lock brake system warning light comes on while you are driving. What does it mean?
- 331In the area swept by the windshield wipers, cracks or chips must not be greater than what diameter?
- 332Why should an exhaust leak on a bus be reported immediately?
Stopping Distance, Mirrors and Fatigue
- 401Accumulating how many demerit points within two years can lead to a driver's licence suspension?
- 402A driver receives a traffic ticket and pays the fine voluntarily. What is the result?
- 403A commercial driver needs to make a call while driving. What should the driver do?
- 404When is a GPS navigation system permitted while driving?
- 405When may the driver of an ambulance responding to a call use a hand-held communication device?
- 406What is the maximum width allowed for a commercial vehicle?
- 407A vehicle is wider than 2.05 metres. What clearance lights are required?
- 408What is the maximum length allowed for a straight truck or a bus (not an intercity bus)?
- 409What is the maximum height of a commercial vehicle, measured from the ground surface?
- 410If a vehicle's weight is doubled, about how long will it take to stop?
- 411How much braking force is needed to stop a vehicle when its speed is doubled?
- 412If both the speed and the weight of a vehicle are doubled, how much more force is required to stop it?
- 413When does a vehicle have the most traction during braking?
- 414What is the average person's perception time?
- 415About how long does it take an air brake system to respond after the driver presses the brake pedal?
- 416Total stopping distance is the sum of which distances?
- 417Compared with a level road at the same speed, how does a downhill grade affect stopping distance?
- 418When is the driver of a taxi exempt from wearing a seat belt?
- 419By how much does wearing a seat belt reduce the chance of being killed or injured in a collision?
- 420How far around the vehicle does the "danger zone" extend?
- 421On a bus, which area should the crossover mirrors be adjusted to show?
- 422How far behind the vehicle should a correctly adjusted left or right flat mirror let you see?
- 423How far can the blind spot behind a large vehicle's rear bumper extend?
- 424What following distance rule should you use when operating a large vehicle?
- 425What should you do with your following distance when weather, road or traffic conditions are poor?
- 426Speeding and risk taking are examples of which type of driver error?
- 427How often should you check your mirrors while driving?
- 428About how far ahead of your present position should your gaze be?
- 429How far out from a parked vehicle should you position your commercial vehicle?
- 430What are the three steps of the basic collision prevention formula?
- 431During which times do most fatigue-related collisions happen?
- 432To help prevent driver fatigue, how often should you schedule a break?
Turns, Reversing and Railway Crossings
- 501On a two-lane highway, when may a commercial vehicle pass another vehicle while climbing a grade?
- 502What should be the main method of controlling speed when driving down a grade?
- 503How many flashes of the turn signal should you give at a minimum before beginning a lane change?
- 504Which description matches a stale green traffic light?
- 505You are already in the intersection waiting to turn left when the light turns amber. What does the amber light mean for you?
- 506Before proceeding from a stop at a red light that has turned green, in which order should you look?
- 507About how far does the danger zone around a bus extend, where pedestrians and other vehicles may be present?
- 508When stopping for a pedestrian at a crosswalk, how far back should you stop?
- 509What is the required speed limit when amber lights are flashing at a pedestrian crosswalk?
- 510During a low speed turn in the city, what do the rear tires of a large vehicle do?
- 511Approximately how far before a turn should you signal in urban and rural areas?
- 512While stopped waiting to turn left, why should your front wheels stay pointed straight ahead?
- 513When making a left turn from a dual-lane turn with no arrows or markings directing otherwise, which lane should a commercial vehicle use?
- 514At what speed should a large vehicle enter a curve?
- 515When chocking the wheels of a vehicle parked on a downhill grade, where should the chocks go?
- 516By law, how far from the curb may the wheels of a parked vehicle be at most?
- 517You park a bus uphill on the right side of the road next to a curb. Which way should the front wheels be turned?
- 518If the engine of a parked bus will stay running, what must be done?
- 519Which three questions should a driver ask before reversing?
- 520How often should you sound the horn while reversing a commercial vehicle?
- 521What should you do if the reversing distance exceeds two vehicle-lengths?
- 522When is it legal to reverse a school bus on school grounds or at a location next to them?
- 523When may a vehicle not make a U-turn on a curve or near the crest of a hill?
- 524Which condition is required before a school bus may make a U-turn?
- 525A train is approaching a railway crossing. How close to the nearest rail may you stop?
- 526Within what distance of a crossing must a train be for you to stop, whether or not a signal is activated?
- 527You have started across the tracks when the crossing lights begin to flash. What should you do?
- 528Your vehicle stalls on a crossing and a train is coming. After getting out, which way should you move?
- 529Which lights should a school bus activate at an uncontrolled railway crossing?
- 530On a reserved lane sign, what does a white diamond on a black background indicate?
Taxis, Ambulances and Ride for Hire
- 601When must a school bus driver activate the alternately flashing amber lights?
- 602What must a school bus driver activate while passengers are being loaded and unloaded?
- 603In which conditions should a school bus with a strobe lamp activate it?
- 604A school bus with its alternately flashing red lights on is stopped on a divided highway. Which drivers must stop?
- 605Traffic is following your bus as a stop approaches. What does the guide call the safest place for that traffic?
- 606May a bus use the shoulder or parking lane of a provincial highway as a driving lane before a stop?
- 607You signal right for a bus stop, but there is a driveway before your intended stop. What should you do with the signal?
- 608When a school bus parks on the roadway to load students, how far from the waiting students should it stop at a minimum?
- 609How must a bus be secured once it has stopped to load or unload passengers?
- 610At what point should the alternately flashing red lights be activated at a stop?
- 611Students must cross a rural highway after leaving the bus. How far in front of the bus should they walk first?
- 612In which type of bus may passengers stand while the bus is moving?
- 613Before moving away from a stop, which mirrors should you check to make sure no one is lingering near the bus?
- 614On a school bus, what automatically cancels the alternately flashing red lights?
- 615How do bus drivers communicate with other motorists at a stop?
- 616A driver passes your school bus while the alternately flashing red lights are on. What can you do?
- 617When may the siren on an emergency vehicle be operated?
- 618With its siren operating, when may an emergency vehicle exceed the speed limit or go through a stop signal?
- 619Which emergency vehicle has the right-of-way over all other vehicles?
- 620An ambulance is operating during an emergency. Is it enough to use only the red flashing overhead lights?
- 621When may an emergency vehicle be parked contrary to the parking rules?
- 622Which lights should always be used together with the emergency overhead lights?
- 623Lack of awareness of the size of an emergency unit can lead to which type of collision?
- 624An ambulance on an emergency call approaches an intersection with cross traffic. What should the driver do?
- 625When driving an emergency vehicle on a four-lane highway with lights and siren on, which lane should you use if possible?
- 626How should an emergency vehicle be parked at the scene of a collision?
- 627For which reason may a taxi, limousine, or ride for hire driver refuse to transport a customer?
- 628Who sets the requirements for issuing a taxi or limousine permit?
- 629What does "for hire" mean when deciding whether a driver needs a Class 4 licence?
- 630A driver carries only family members and household members under an agreement, receiving compensation just for that. Is the vehicle for hire for Class 5 purposes?
Transporting Passengers
- 701Which of these is an indicator of ineffective communication with a passenger?
- 702Which of the following is one way a commercial passenger driver demonstrates professionalism?
- 703What is the alcohol and drug standard for a commercial driver under the immediate roadside sanction in the Traffic Safety Act?
- 704A first time offender found guilty of impaired driving under the Traffic Safety Act is disqualified from driving for how long?
- 705How often should a commercial driver carry out a self-assessment of their fitness to drive?
- 706Why should a driver speak to passengers in a normal tone of voice?
- 707Another driver directs road rage at you while you are carrying a passenger. What should you do?
- 708Which habit helps a driver avoid decisions or actions that could be considered road rage?
- 709A passenger becomes difficult during a trip. What should be your first step?
- 710Which phrase should a driver avoid when dealing with an irate passenger?
- 711You feel uncomfortable transporting a passenger because of their words or actions. What should guide your decision to refuse the trip?
- 712When should destination information be entered into the GPS navigation system?
- 713A passenger travels with a pet or service animal. What does the Traffic Safety Act require of the driver?
- 714Why should a passenger vehicle driver avoid driving below the approved speed limit?
- 715When unloading passengers with children, what is a recommended post-driving procedure?
- 716After passengers have left the vehicle, why should you scan the back seat?
- 717When transporting a person with a disability, how should you find out what help they need?
- 718Which are the three most common types of mobility devices?
- 719A passenger with a disability travels with an attendant. Whom should you communicate with first, whenever possible?
- 720When talking for a significant time with a passenger who uses a wheelchair, where should you place yourself?
- 721How should you assist a passenger who is visually impaired?
- 722What is the recommended way to get the attention of a passenger who is hearing impaired?
- 723When pushing a passenger in a wheelchair, how far ahead should you watch?
- 724What should you do whenever a wheelchair you are assisting is stopped?
- 725A scooter user will transfer to a vehicle seat. After the scooter is moved to a secure spot, what is the next step?
- 726Which strategy helps when communicating with a passenger who faces a language barrier?
- 727Who is responsible for making sure passengers under the age of 16 are properly restrained in a seat belt or car seat?
- 728Under the law, a child below what weight requires a car seat?
Emergencies, Collisions and Fuelling
- 801You discover a fire while carrying passengers on a bus. After stopping in a safe location, how far from the vehicle should passengers be moved?
- 802Depending on its type and size, about how much chemical discharge time does a portable fire extinguisher give you?
- 803From which direction should you approach a fire with an extinguisher, if possible?
- 804In the PASS method for using a fire extinguisher, what does the letter A stand for?
- 805After you have used a fire extinguisher and the fire is out, what must you do?
- 806Your vehicle breaks down on a highway outside an urban municipality during daylight. Where should approved warning devices be placed?
- 807Your vehicle breaks down on a highway outside an urban municipality at night. Where should approved warning devices be placed?
- 808For placing warning devices after a breakdown, the night rules also apply whenever there is not enough light to clearly see people or vehicles at what distance?
- 809Your bus has broken down, but it is not stopped in a dangerous location. What is usually safer for the passengers?
- 810You are already driving at the maximum posted speed and a driver is following too closely. What should you do first?
- 811An oncoming vehicle is heading toward you head-on and slowing down has not helped. What should you do?
- 812About what share of all two-vehicle collisions occur at intersections?
- 813Is it legal to pass another vehicle by driving on a provincial highway shoulder to the right of the solid white line?
- 814Which statement about moose on or near the road is correct?
- 815You have stopped after a minor collision with no injuries. As a general rule, when may you move the vehicle?
- 816A collision causes no injuries and damages no public property. Above what amount of overall damage must it be reported to police?
- 817While exchanging information at a collision scene, what should a driver avoid?
- 818If you are trained in first aid at a major collision, whom should you treat first?
- 819In normal traffic conditions, a stopped bus should be visible for at least what distance? A stopping position without this visibility is a reason to evacuate.
- 820When evacuating a vehicle, which passengers should leave first?
- 821What is the first step of a front door evacuation of a bus?
- 822When should a bus's emergency windows be used during an evacuation?
- 823Where should a restraint cutter be stored?
- 824Before picking up passengers in a bus or taxi, what should you make sure of regarding fuel?
- 825When refuelling a propane vehicle, how large an area around the dispenser or container must be free of anything that could ignite?
- 826How much fuel is wasted for each 10 pounds per square inch that tires are under-inflated?
- 827When you stop for any length of time, why is it better to turn off the engine than to let it idle?
- 828Generally, how much more fuel do you use for every 10 km/h you drive above 90 km/h?
Road Signs and Signals
- 901You are driving a taxi at 08:15 on a Wednesday and this sign hangs over the curb lane. What does it tell you?
- 902This reserved lane sign shows no hours or days. When is the lane below it reserved?
- 903You are driving a 20-passenger bus. May you travel in the lane marked by this sign?
- 904This signal is lit above the lane you are driving in. What is it telling you?
- 905On a road with reversible lanes, what does this signal above a lane mean?
- 906You face this signal at an intersection. What does it allow you to do?
- 907At an intersection, this red light is flashing for drivers in every direction. How must the intersection be treated?
- 908Which statement about this flashing green light is correct?
- 909The light ahead has just changed to this, and you can still stop safely. What must you do?
- 910Your light has been green for a while, and the pedestrian signal at the intersection shows this symbol. What should you do?
- 911The yellow lights on this sign are flashing as you approach in your bus. What is required?
- 912The amber lights on this sign are flashing. What does that warn you about?
- 913Your school bus approaches an uncontrolled railway crossing marked only by this sign. Where must you stop?
- 914Near a railway crossing you see this sign. What is it telling you?
- 915What does this yellow warning sign tell you?
- 916On a rural highway, you see this X painted across your lane. What is it warning you about?
- 917You pass this sign at 9:00 a.m. on a school day. No other times are posted. What applies?
- 918This warning sign is posted on a rural road. What is ahead?
- 919You see this sign with no speed sign attached to it. What does it tell you?
- 920In a construction zone you pass this sign. What are you required to do?
- 921You pass this sign on a Sunday and see no workers or equipment. What about the construction zone speed limit?
- 922You are caught speeding past road crews working in a construction zone. How are the fines in that zone set?
- 923This sign is mounted on the back of the vehicle ahead of you. What does it tell you?
- 924What should you watch for after passing this warning sign?
- 925What does the speed on the yellow tab under this curve sign show?
- 926Your bus is in the right one of the two lanes under this sign. How should you make the turn?
- 927At 17:00 on a Thursday, a taxi passenger asks to be let out at the curb beside this sign. What applies?
- 928Driving a loaded bus, you see this warning sign. What is ahead?
- 929Which type of sign uses a fluorescent yellow green pentagon shape?
- 930Which sign design is used to indicate lane control?
- 931Unless otherwise posted, what is the maximum speed limit on a provincial highway outside an urban area?
- 932Why should you not stop in a no stopping zone painted on the pavement at an intersection?