Right of Way & Intersections — Alberta
Alberta learners test practice: 200 free practice questions (Based on the official driver handbook). Official test format: 30 Q, pass 25. Right of Way & Intersections: 16 questions.
Who goes first at intersections, roundabouts, merges and uncontrolled crossings.
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| Topic / Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Topic | Right of Way & Intersections |
| License test | Alberta Class 7 learner knowledge test |
| Topic questions | 16 (8% of 200 total) |
| Review status | This topic page is still being reviewed against the official handbook. Until review is finished it is hidden from search engines. |
Official handbook
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Questions (16)
1. Before turning at an intersection in a city, town, or village, when must you signal your intention to turn?
- Only after you begin turning the steering wheel
- In sufficient time to give other drivers and pedestrians reasonable warning ✓
- Only if there is another vehicle directly behind you
- Signalling is optional at an uncontrolled intersection
Answer: B. In sufficient time to give other drivers and pedestrians reasonable warning
2. In Alberta, what does a flashing green traffic light at an intersection mean?
- All directions are clear — proceed at full speed without stopping
- The signal is pedestrian-activated; drivers may proceed but must yield to pedestrians who have activated the signal
- A protected left turn is permitted for all vehicles ✓
- The intersection is uncontrolled and has no right-of-way rules
Answer: C. A protected left turn is permitted for all vehicles
3. At an uncontrolled intersection (no signs or signals) where two vehicles arrive at approximately the same time, which driver must yield?
- The driver who is making a turn must yield
- The driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right ✓
- The driver on the right must yield to the driver on the left
- The driver on the busier road has the right of way
Answer: B. The driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right
4. When approaching a green light at an intersection and traffic ahead is backed up so that you cannot completely clear the intersection, you should:
- Proceed — you have a green light so you have the right of way
- Follow the vehicle ahead through the intersection
- Stop before entering the intersection and wait until traffic clears ✓
- Honk your horn and proceed slowly
Answer: C. Stop before entering the intersection and wait until traffic clears
5. A driver entering a roundabout:
- Must yield to traffic on the right
- Must yield to vehicles already in the roundabout ✓
- Has the right of way
- Must observe courtesy rules and yield to the first-arriving vehicle
Answer: B. Must yield to vehicles already in the roundabout
6. If a traffic light is not working (completely dark), how should you treat the intersection?
- Slow down and proceed — treat it as a flashing yellow
- The vehicle on your right has the right of way — yield only to them
- Stop completely, then proceed when safe — treat it as a four-way stop ✓
- Proceed if no vehicles are approaching from the sides
Answer: C. Stop completely, then proceed when safe — treat it as a four-way stop
7. When two vehicles approach an uncontrolled T-intersection approximately simultaneously at right angles to each other:
- The vehicle on the left must yield ✓
- The vehicle on the left has the right of way
- The vehicle going straight always has the right of way
- Both vehicles must stop
Answer: A. The vehicle on the left must yield
8. An 'uncontrolled intersection' is one that:
- Has a flashing yellow light for one direction and a flashing red light for another
- Has road signs but no traffic control signals
- Has no traffic lights, traffic control, or road signs ✓
- Has yield signs but no stop signs
Answer: C. Has no traffic lights, traffic control, or road signs
9. While waiting in an intersection to turn left, your front wheels should be:
- Turned to the left, ready to complete the turn quickly
- Turned slightly to the right
- Pointed straight ahead until you actually make the turn ✓
- Turned in any direction — it does not matter
Answer: C. Pointed straight ahead until you actually make the turn
10. How close to a crosswalk or the edge of an intersection may you park in Alberta?
- 2 metres
- 3 metres
- 5 metres ✓
- 10 metres
Answer: C. 5 metres
Source
Last checked: 2026-10-17 · Verified from official source
Updated: · Based on the official driver handbook