Alberta driving practice tests

Thirty warm-up questions on the rules you meet in your first hour behind the wheel: sign shapes, stop lines, who goes first, and the numbers Alberta expects you to know cold.

The basics, gently introduced.

Thirty questions on the core rules Alberta drivers use every day - roundabouts, lane markings, stopped emergency vehicles, crosswalks and the parking distances people guess at.

Core rules most people get right.

Thirty-five questions at genuine test difficulty: zone hours you have to work out, two-lane roundabouts, divided-highway school bus rules, demerit thresholds and the exact distances Alberta puts in the book.

Real exam difficulty.

Thirty-five mixed questions pitched at the level of the real Class 7 knowledge test. Signs, right of way, speed zones, GDL conditions and winter driving, interleaved the way the actual test presents them.

Real exam difficulty.

Thirty-five hard questions: exact distances, demerit values, impaired driving sanctions, multi-step right of way inside roundabouts, and the sign pairs that look almost identical. Everything here is answerable from the official guide, but none of it is guessable.

The ones people actually fail on.

Thirty questions, mixed topics, no hints - the same shape as the real Alberta Class 7 knowledge test. You need 25 correct to pass, so you can afford five mistakes and no more.

Full length, real rules, no hints.