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Alberta Traffic Signs and Road Situations 2025 | AB
Based on the 2025 AB Driver's manual
Questions: 30
Mistakes allowed: 5
Passing score: 83%
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What to expect on the official exam
| How many questions: | 30 |
|---|---|
| How many correct answers to pass: | 25 |
| Passing score: | 83% |
| Minimum age to apply: | 14 |
To obtain a Class 7 learner’s licence in Alberta, an individual must be at least 14 years old (the youngest age of all provinces and territories!), pass a vision screening and the Class 7 Knowledge Exam, present valid government-issued identification, and, if under 18, provide written parental or guardian consent. Formal driver’s training is recommended but not required for a Class 7 licence in Alberta. A significant part of the Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Exam is the traffic signs and road situations section. If you fail the exam, you must wait one day and pay an additional fee to retake the test. Our Alberta Traffic Signs and Road Situations Practice Test is designed to help you ace this part of the knowledge exam on your first attempt.
Once the requirements are met and you receive a Class 7 Learner’s Licence, you may drive under supervision with these restrictions: you must be accompanied by a fully licensed driver in the front seat, and no driving from midnight to 5 a.m. These restrictions are part of Alberta’s Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) system. It helps new drivers gain experience safely through a three-stage process: Class 7 (Learner’s Licence), Class 5-GDL (Probationary Licence), and the full Class 5 licence. Note that the GDL program and its holding periods apply to all new drivers, including adults.
The Alberta Knowledge Exam (available in 25 languages) comprises 30 multiple-choice questions covering road rules, traffic control signs, right-of-way principles, and defensive driving strategies. You must take the exam at a registry agent office. Understanding Alberta’s traffic signs and road situations is essential for safe driving and passing the Alberta Driver’s Knowledge Exam. The exam assesses a driver’s ability to interpret road signs, understand right-of-way rules, and react appropriately to various traffic conditions. You must correctly answer at least 25 out of 30 (83%) questions to pass.
Our Alberta Traffic Signs and Road Situations Practice Test is based on the most recent version of the Alberta Driver’s Guide. It contains 30 multiple-choice questions to assess your knowledge of traffic signs and road situations. It includes immediate explanations for each response, ensuring you pass this part of the official knowledge test on your first attempt.
Traffic signs and road situations are just part of your knowledge exam. Be sure to check out our other Alberta Knowledge Exam Practice Tests!
Based on 2025 AB driver's license manual
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Perfect for: Alberta Learner’s Permit, Alberta Driver’s License, AB Senior Citizens’ Refresher Test, AB Driver’s License Renewal.
List of questions (classic view)
- This driver is using a hand signal. The driver intends to
- What does this sign mean?
- You should not follow cyclists closely because
- What do these roadway markings mean?
- What does this road sign mean?
- What does this sign mean?
- What does a flashing yellow traffic light mean?
- What does a downward-pointing green arrow above your lane mean?
- When you encounter a stop sign, you must
- If your vehicle starts to hydroplane, what should you do?
- When you press down on the clutch in a vehicle with manual transmission, what does it do?
- You are approached from behind by an emergency vehicle sounding its siren on a one-way street. What should you do?
- You are parking your vehicle facing uphill on a street without a curb. In which direction should you be turning your front wheels?
- When driving in heavy fog, you should use
- The area of a primary highway beyond the solid white line is meant for
- Two cars arrive at a four-way stop at about the same time. Which car should go first?
- You are approaching an intersection with a solid yellow light. You should
- Shared centre lanes are used for
- In Alberta, are you allowed to turn right at a solid red light?
- When a red X signal is displayed over your lane, you must
- A white diamond marking in your lane indicates that
- A white X pavement marking in your lane means that
- Cars A and B have arrived at this intersection at about the same time. Car A wants to turn left and Car B wants to go straight. Who has the right-of-way?
- What does this road sign mean?
- When can a vehicle with just one occupant (the driver) use this lane?
- What does this sign mean?
- You are approaching an intersection at which you want to turn left. You cannot see any other vehicles around. Do you still have to signal?
- In Alberta, when must you dim your high-beam headlights?
- In Alberta, which of the following statements is FALSE?
- Two cars are turning left onto a divided highway. Which cars are turning correctly?
