Alberta Driver's Licence Practice Test 2026
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Licensing Information
Alberta driver licence classes, the Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program — Class 7 learner and Class 5-GDL probationary stages — demerit points, identification, and fees.
Traffic Control
The shapes, colours and meanings of Alberta traffic signs, traffic signals, lane-use control, and pavement markings every driver must recognize and obey.
The Basics of Driving
Getting ready to drive, starting and stopping, steering, speed and lane positioning, following distance, backing up, and parking in Alberta.
Intersections and Turns
Right-of-way rules, controlled and uncontrolled intersections, left and right turns, roundabouts, and yielding in Alberta.
Highways and Freeways
Merging, passing, high-speed driving, lane discipline, and exiting safely on Alberta highways and freeways.
Emergency Situations and Challenging Conditions
Handling skids, brake and tire failures, collisions and breakdowns, plus driving in rain, snow, ice, fog, and other challenging conditions in Alberta.
Responsible Driving
Proactive driving: scanning and hazard awareness, keeping a space cushion and safe following distance (the two- and four-second rules), managing distraction and cell-phone use, securing passengers and child seats, fuel-efficient driving and fuelling safety in Alberta.
Sharing the Road
Sharing the road with pedestrians, cyclists, motorcycles, large trucks, buses and school buses, emergency vehicles, trains, and animals in Alberta.
Driving within the Law
Alberta's demerit-point system and suspensions, the Immediate Roadside Sanctions (IRS) program, impaired-driving penalties, insurance, and collision responsibilities.
Towing a Trailer
The basics of towing a trailer with a Class 5 licence: registration and plates, trailer lights, safety chains, brake requirements by weight, mirrors, off-tracking, and backing.