Alberta Driver's Licence Practice Tests

Canada — 1 licence types

Practice Test Statistics

Total Questions: 155463 | Correct: 120472 | Accuracy: 77.49%

About Alberta driver's licence tests

Alberta issues 1 licence types covered on this site. Pick the one you are applying for, then study by topic or work through the practice questions — each question comes with a written explanation.

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Class 7 License

Country : Canada
Province : Alberta

Class 7 is Alberta’s learner licence. The knowledge test that gets you there is taken at a registry, not a government office, and these questions follow that exam. The test has 30 multiple-choice questions. Alberta.ca requires 25 out of 30 to pass, and you may sit once per day — you pay each time. The Class 7 computer test is offered in 25 languages, including Simplified and Traditional Chinese. Questions come from the Class 5 / GDL driver’s guide: signs, right-of-way, speed and following distance, and Alberta’s own demerit and novice-stage rules. Do not study another province’s numbers for those last two — they do not transfer. After you pass you remain a learner until the Class 5 road test. The broader GDL novice period is typically 24 months, minus up to six months for approved training.

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How to use this question bank

Questions are written from the official Alberta driver's handbook and each one includes a written explanation of why the answer is correct — read it even when you guess right.

All content is available in English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese; use the language selector at the top of the page to switch.

This site is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with any licensing authority. Always confirm current rules with the official handbook before your test.

What this knowledge test actually covers

Alberta’s Class 7 knowledge test is taken at a registry, not a government office. The test is 30 questions and you need about 25 correct — roughly 83% — which is stricter than most other provinces on this site.

  • Chinese is offered at many registries; ask when you book.
  • Study the Class 5 / GDL driver’s guide — that is the source of the questions.
  • Class 7 is a learner stage: a qualified supervisor must sit beside you.
  • The novice (GDL) clock is usually 24 months, minus up to 6 months for approved training.

Guides that belong with this page

Alberta Class 7 Guide How to pass the Alberta Class 7 learner test in 2026: 30 questions, 25 correct to pass, Chinese available at registries, and what to study. Alberta Registry Knowledge Test Alberta.ca’s current knowledge-test rules: 30 questions, 25/30 to pass, once per day, 25 languages including Chinese, and Class 7 midnight and zero-alcohol limits. Alberta Class 7 Restrictions Alberta.ca Class 7 conditions that also appear on the knowledge test: non-GDL supervisor 18+, midnight to 5 a.m., zero alcohol, 8 demerit points, plus the 50 / 80 / 100 / 30 km/h defaults. How to Study for the Test A practical two-week study plan for a driving knowledge test: how to use the official handbook, how many questions a day, and how to fix wrong answers. 10 Common Mistakes The ten mistakes that most often cost people a pass on the driving knowledge test, from misreading right-of-way questions to guessing on sign shapes. Road Test Day Checklist The faults that end road tests: a burnt-out bulb in the pre-drive walkaround, rolling a yield sign, turning into the wrong lane and skipping the shoulder check. Traffic Signs Guide Read any traffic sign by shape and colour: regulatory, warning, construction and guide signs in Canada and the US, plus pavement markings and signals. Defensive Driving The defensive driving habits examiners and knowledge tests both care about: the two-second rule, mirror and blind-spot routine, and scanning for hazards. GDL Graduation & Moving Provinces When the novice stage really ends and what happens when you move: Alberta's 24 months minus up to 6 for driver training, and BC's new record assessment. Driving on a Foreign Licence How long you can drive in Canada on a foreign licence, when you need an International Driving Permit, and which countries can exchange directly.