Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test 2026: 30 Questions, 83% Pass

In Alberta, new drivers start with a Class 7 learner licence. Before you can practice on the road with a qualified supervisor, you must pass a knowledge (theory) test at a registry agent office. The questions on this site follow that exam and the Alberta Driver's Guide.

Test format

• 30 multiple-choice questions
• 25 out of 30 to pass (alberta.ca)
• Once per day; you pay each sitting
• Offered in 25 languages, including Simplified and Traditional Chinese

You also need to pass a vision screening when you apply. Fees and booking details vary by registry office — check locally before you go. The registry sitting is covered in more detail in the Class 7 registry-test article.

What to study

Expect road signs, right-of-way, speed limits, GDL rules, sharing the road, impairment, and Alberta-specific limits and fines. Sign recognition questions are common, so practise with images, not only text.

After you pass

You receive a Class 7 learner licence and enter Alberta's Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program. Learner rules include supervision requirements and other restrictions until you advance to Class 5-GDL and later a full Class 5. Always confirm current holding periods on the official Alberta site.

Official source

Read Alberta’s knowledge-test page and the current driver’s guide, then use this question bank for extra drills with written explanations.