Image-Based Questions — Updated for 2026

Alberta Road Signs Practice Test

Master every road sign, traffic signal, and pavement marking on the Alberta knowledge test. Free practice with real sign images.

How to Read Alberta Road Signs

Shape Tells You the Type

Octagon = stop. Triangle = yield. Diamond = warning. Rectangle = regulatory or information. Pentagon = school zone.

Colour Tells You the Message

Red = stop/prohibition. Yellow = warning. Green = direction/guide. Blue = services. Orange = construction. Fluorescent yellow-green = school/pedestrian.

Signs You Must Obey vs. Advisory Signs

Regulatory signs (speed limits, stop, yield) are legally enforceable. Warning signs advise caution but are not enforceable. Advisory speed tabs on warning signs are recommended, not mandatory.

All Alberta Road Sign Categories

Regulatory Signs
Stop sign (octagon)
Yield sign (inverted triangle)
Speed limit signs
Do Not Enter
No U-Turn, No Left Turn
One Way
HOV lane diamond
No Parking / No Stopping
Warning Signs
Curve ahead
Deer crossing
Divided highway begins/ends
School zone
Construction zone
Steep hill
Railway crossing
Two-way traffic ahead
Information & Guide Signs
Hospital (blue H)
Gas station
Accommodation
Trans-Canada Highway shield
Highway exit numbers
Distance markers
Destination signs
Tourist information
Pavement Markings
Solid yellow centre line — no passing
Broken yellow line — passing allowed
Solid white lane line — stay in lane
Dashed white line — lane change allowed
Double white line — never cross
Turn arrows on pavement
Shared centre turn lane
Yellow curb — no parking

Traffic Signals You Must Know

Solid Green

Proceed if the intersection is clear. Yield to pedestrians and vehicles already in the intersection.

Solid Yellow

Stop safely if you can. If you're too close to stop safely, proceed with caution through the intersection.

Solid Red

Come to a complete stop. You may turn right on red after stopping, unless a sign prohibits it.

Flashing Green (Alberta)

Pedestrian-controlled intersection. The light will change when a pedestrian pushes the button. Not the same as a green arrow.

Green Arrow

Protected turn in the arrow's direction. Oncoming traffic has a red light. Proceed without yielding.

Flashing Red

Treat as a stop sign. Come to a complete stop, then proceed when safe.

Try 4 Real Road Sign Questions

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1

What does a flashing yellow traffic light mean?

  • AStop and wait for green
  • BProceed with caution
  • CYield to oncoming traffic
  • DThe traffic light is broken
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B. Proceed with caution

A flashing yellow light means proceed with caution. Slow down and be prepared to stop if necessary.

2

What does a diamond-shaped sign with an orange background indicate?

  • ASchool zone
  • BConstruction zone
  • CRailroad crossing
  • DPedestrian crossing
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B. Construction zone

Diamond-shaped signs with an orange background indicate construction zones. Slow down and watch for workers and equipment.

3

What does a yield sign require you to do?

  • ACome to a complete stop
  • BSlow down and give the right-of-way to traffic
  • CSpeed up to merge
  • DHonk your horn to warn other drivers
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B. Slow down and give the right-of-way to traffic

A yield sign means slow down and give the right-of-way to traffic already in the intersection or approaching from another direction. Stop if necessary.

4

What does a white rectangular sign typically indicate?

  • AWarning of road conditions
  • BRegulatory information (speed limits, etc.)
  • CConstruction zone
  • DTourist information
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B. Regulatory information (speed limits, etc.)

White rectangular signs are regulatory signs that display rules such as speed limits, parking restrictions, and lane usage.

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