Alberta Class 7 Learner's Knowledge Test — All Questions

For Alberta GDL (learner and probationary) drivers, the allowed blood-alcohol level is:

• a.0.05, the same as other drivers
• b.Zero — no alcohol in their blood✓
• c.0.08
• d.0.04

GDL drivers must have a zero blood-alcohol level whenever they drive. (Alberta GDL program)

How do demerit-point suspensions differ for GDL and fully licensed drivers?

• a.Both are suspended at 15 points
• b.GDL drivers are suspended at 8 demerit points; fully licensed drivers at 15✓
• c.Both are suspended at 8 points
• d.Points never cause suspension

GDL drivers face suspension at 8 demerit points, while fully licensed drivers are suspended at 15. (Alberta demerit-point system)

In the Class 7 learner stage, when you drive you must:

• a.Have a fully licensed driver 18 or older (with a Class 5 or higher) beside you, and not drive between midnight and 5 a.m.✓
• b.Be allowed to drive alone right away
• c.Only need a 16-year-old passenger
• d.Have no restrictions at all

A Class 7 learner must have a qualified supervisor 18+ beside them and cannot drive from midnight to 5 a.m. (Alberta GDL program)

Which statement about Alberta's blood-alcohol limits is correct?

• a.The limit is 0.02 for everyone
• b.The limit is 0.04
• c.There is no legal limit
• d.0.08 is the Criminal Code limit, and 0.05 brings provincial roadside sanctions✓

Driving at or over 0.08 is a criminal offence, and Alberta imposes provincial sanctions from 0.05. (Alberta Driver's Guide, impaired driving)