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Alberta Learners Practice Test 2026
Get ready for your Alberta learner's permit knowledge test. Practice with real-format questions based on the official Driver's Guide.
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Every question includes a detailed explanation referencing the Alberta Driver's Guide.
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How to Get Your Alberta Learner's Permit
Study the Alberta Driver's Guide
Read the official guide available free from any registry office or online at alberta.ca. Focus on road signs, rules of the road, and the GDL program.
Take Practice Tests
Use our free practice tests to check your knowledge. Each test mirrors the real exam format — 30 multiple-choice questions with a passing score of 83%.
Visit a Registry Office
When you're ready, visit any Alberta registry agent. Bring valid ID, pay $17, and take the computer-based test. Results are instant.
Get Your Learner's Permit
Pass with 25/30 or higher and you'll receive your Class 7 learner's permit. You can start driving with a supervising driver right away.
Alberta Learner's Permit Requirements
Alberta GDL Program Overview
Class 7 Learner
Must have a supervising driver. Zero BAC. No driving midnight to 5 AM.
Class 5 GDL
After passing the basic road test. Zero BAC. 8 demerit point threshold.
Class 5 Non-GDL
After passing the advanced road test. Full driving privileges. 15 demerit point threshold.
Try 5 Real Learners Test Questions
Try these real practice questions. Click “Show answer” to check yourself — then take the full test for free.
What does a solid yellow line on your side of the road mean?
- AYou may pass if it is safe
- BNo passing allowed
- CRoad is under construction
- DSchool zone ahead
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B. No passing allowed
A solid yellow line on your side means no passing is allowed. You must stay on your side of the road.
What does a flashing red traffic light mean?
- ASlow down and proceed with caution
- BStop and wait for the light to turn green
- CTreat it as a stop sign
- DThe intersection is closed
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C. Treat it as a stop sign
A flashing red light must be treated as a stop sign. Come to a complete stop and proceed when safe.
When driving on a highway, you should check your mirrors:
- AOnly when changing lanes
- BEvery 5 to 10 seconds
- COnly when another vehicle honks
- DOnce per minute
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B. Every 5 to 10 seconds
You should check your mirrors every 5 to 10 seconds to stay aware of traffic around you. This helps you make safe decisions and avoid surprises.
In Alberta, when must you use your headlights?
- AOnly at night
- BFrom sunset to sunrise and anytime visibility is poor
- COnly when it is raining
- DHeadlights are optional during the day
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B. From sunset to sunrise and anytime visibility is poor
In Alberta, headlights must be used from sunset to sunrise and any time conditions reduce visibility (fog, rain, snow). Many new vehicles have automatic daytime running lights.
How far must you park from a fire hydrant in Alberta?
- A3 metres
- B5 metres
- C10 metres
- D1 metre
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B. 5 metres
You must park at least 5 metres (about 16 feet) from a fire hydrant. This ensures emergency vehicles have access to the hydrant.
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