Sharing the Road — Alberta

Alberta learners test practice: 200 free practice questions (Based on the official driver handbook). Official test format: 30 Q, pass 25. Sharing the Road: 8 questions. Updated

Pedestrians, cyclists, school buses, emergency vehicles and heavy trucks.

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TopicSharing the Road
License testAlberta Class 7 learner knowledge test
Topic questions8 (4% of 200 total)
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Questions (8)

1. Under Alberta law, do cyclists have the same rights and responsibilities on the road as drivers of motor vehicles?
  1. No — cyclists have reduced responsibilities and separate rules
  2. Yes — they have the same rights and responsibilities ✓
  3. Only on roads with posted speed limits above 50 km/h
  4. Only on designated bicycle paths

Answer: B. Yes — they have the same rights and responsibilities

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2. In Alberta, who is required by law to wear an approved bicycle safety helmet?
  1. All cyclists, regardless of age
  2. Cyclists and their passengers who are under 18 years of age ✓
  3. Only cyclists under 12 years of age
  4. Helmets are recommended but not required

Answer: B. Cyclists and their passengers who are under 18 years of age

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3. A vehicle ahead of you is stopped at a pedestrian crossover to let a pedestrian cross. What should you do?
  1. Slowly pass on the left once the pedestrian clears your lane
  2. Do not pass — passing a vehicle stopped at a pedestrian crossover is prohibited ✓
  3. Honk your horn and proceed with caution
  4. Pass on the right if there is enough space

Answer: B. Do not pass — passing a vehicle stopped at a pedestrian crossover is prohibited

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4. Why is it dangerous to pass a loaded logging truck that is making a turn?
  1. The truck driver must fully concentrate on turning
  2. Loaded logging trucks follow a 6-second rule for turns
  3. There is a danger zone as the logs overhanging the rear of the truck can sweep across all lanes when turning ✓
  4. Logs can fall off the truck and block the road

Answer: C. There is a danger zone as the logs overhanging the rear of the truck can sweep across all lanes when turning

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5. When an emergency vehicle with its siren activated approaches from any direction on a two-way road, the driver must:
  1. Continue at reduced speed and leave enough room for the emergency vehicle to pass
  2. Turn on four-way emergency flashers
  3. Stop only when the emergency vehicle has difficulty passing
  4. Drive as close as possible to the right shoulder or edge of the road and stop ✓

Answer: D. Drive as close as possible to the right shoulder or edge of the road and stop

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6. When passing a stopped emergency vehicle (police, ambulance, tow truck) with its lights activated and you cannot move over, what is the maximum speed you must slow to?
  1. 30 km/h or the posted speed, whichever is lower
  2. 60 km/h or the posted speed, whichever is lower ✓
  3. 50 km/h or the posted speed, whichever is lower
  4. 40 km/h or the posted speed, whichever is lower

Answer: B. 60 km/h or the posted speed, whichever is lower

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7. When a vehicle stops to allow a pedestrian to cross the road, other approaching vehicles from behind:
  1. May pass the stopped vehicle if there is no oncoming traffic
  2. Must not pass the stopped vehicle — it is illegal ✓
  3. May pass once eye contact is made with the pedestrian and the pedestrian stops
  4. May pass when the pedestrian signal changes to 'Do Not Walk'

Answer: B. Must not pass the stopped vehicle — it is illegal

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8. As a driver, when are you required to yield to pedestrians?
  1. Only at marked crosswalks with painted lines
  2. Only when a traffic signal instructs you to
  3. Only when the pedestrian is on your side of the road
  4. At both marked and unmarked crosswalks ✓

Answer: D. At both marked and unmarked crosswalks

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Last checked: 2026-10-17 · Verified from official source

Updated: · Based on the official driver handbook