Parking & Stopping Rules: Alberta Class 7 License
Where you may park, distances from hydrants and crossings, hill parking and disabled permits.
How this topic is tested
The Canada Alberta Class 7 License knowledge test draws questions on parking & stopping rules directly from the official driver's handbook. The questions below are the ones learners get wrong most often, so work through the explanation on each page rather than memorising the answer letter.
14 practice questions
- 1. A 'parking lane,' as defined in the Basic Licence Driver's Handbook, is:
- 2. When parallel parking, the wheels of the vehicle nearest to the curb must be at a maximum distance of:
- 3. When parked uphill on a two-way road with a curb, the front wheels should be turned:
- 4. Before leaving a parallel parking space on the right side of the road, a driver must:
- 5. How close to a stop sign may a driver park their vehicle?
- 6. Parking in a space designated for persons with disabilities is permitted:
- 7. A vehicle exiting a parking lot onto a roadway:
- 8. When parking at an angle, the front wheel of the vehicle must be at a maximum distance from the nearest curb of:
- 9. In a city, when a pedestrian is standing at a crosswalk with their arm raised approximately at a right angle to their body and pointing to the opposite curb, this means:
- 10. What is the minimum distance a vehicle must be parked from a fire hydrant?
- 11. When parked downhill on a road WITH a curb, the front wheels should be turned:
- 12. How close to a crosswalk or the edge of an intersection may you park in Alberta?
- 13. When parked facing uphill on a road with NO curb, which direction should you turn your front wheels?
- 14. Before moving your vehicle from a parked position into traffic, you must: