Alberta Updated for 2026
Alberta Class 7 knowledge test practice
Practice Alberta driving rules and road signs with independently written questions based on topics in the Driver’s Guide.
Review each answer and study what you miss.
Free · No sign-up · 30 questions, 25 to pass
What the Alberta knowledge test looks like
These are our plain-language summaries, not official statements. Requirements can change; confirm current details using each linked Alberta.ca source.
- Knowledge test format: Alberta.ca currently describes 30 multiple-choice questions and a passing score of at least 25. Source (Alberta.ca)
- Where you take it: Alberta.ca directs learners to take the test at a registry agent office and pay the applicable fee. Source (Alberta.ca)
- Retakes: Alberta.ca currently says the test may be attempted more than once, but only once per day, with a fee for each attempt. Source (Alberta.ca)
- Minimum age and consent: Alberta.ca currently lists age 14 as the minimum and requires parent or guardian consent for applicants under 18. Source (Alberta.ca)
Your Alberta study plan
Take Tests 1 and 2 without notes. Review every mistake. Save the final two tests for your last review.
Find out where you stand
Two independently written 30-question practice sets. Alberta currently states that at least 25 of 30 answers are required on the official test; use that as a practice target.
Work on what caught you out
Fresh question sets plus a dedicated road-signs run for focused practice across rules, signs and safe-driving situations.
Want focused sign-recognition practice? Use the Alberta sign flashcards between full tests.
The week before your test
Save these two new sets for your final review.
Alberta Road Signs
Review Alberta road signs and their meanings.
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Android app
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How to Get a Class 7 Learner’s Licence
- Step 1: Study the official Driver’s GuideSource: Get a Class 7 learner’s licence
- Step 2: Take the knowledge test at a registry agent A fee applies. You can take the test once per day. Bring the identification required by the registry agent.
- Step 3: Vision test + purchase your licence card If you pass the knowledge test and vision test, you can purchase the Class 7 learner’s licence card.Source: Get a Class 7 learner’s licence
- Class 7 driving rules (restrictions) You must drive with a qualified accompanying driver (over 18 with a full Class 5 licence or higher, in the front passenger seat), you cannot drive between 12:00am and 5:00am, you must have 0% alcohol, and you cannot have more passengers than seat belts.Source: Get a Class 7 learner’s licence
Alberta licensing stages
Parental/guardian consent if under 18
Pass a knowledge test + vision test
Parental/guardian consent if under 18
Hold Class 7 for at least 12 months
Pass the basic road test
Complete 24 months of probationary driving
Suspension + demerit free for the last 12 months
Driver training may reduce probation by up to 6 months
Official Alberta Driver’s Guide
Use the official Government of Alberta guide as your primary study resource, then come back and practice.
Alberta Practice Test FAQ
They cover Alberta road rules, road signs and safe-driving situations.
Our independently written questions assess driving rules and topics also addressed in the official guide. They do not reproduce government test questions or guide text.
These are independently written 30-question multiple-choice practice sets covering road rules, signs and safe-driving situations. They are not replicas of the government test and do not contain official test questions.
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No. CanadaDrivingTests.ca is an independent practice resource and is not affiliated with the Government of Alberta or registry agents.
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