Alberta Class 7 Learner's Knowledge Test — All Questions
5 questions
What must you do at a red, eight-sided STOP sign?
- a.Yield only if traffic is coming
- b.Slow down and roll through
- c.Come to a complete stop, then proceed when it is safe✓
- d.Stop only after dark
A STOP sign requires a full stop at the line, then proceed when safe. (Alberta Driver's Guide, signs and signals)
A yellow, diamond-shaped sign usually gives you:
- a.A warning of a hazard or road condition ahead✓
- b.A firm regulation you must obey
- c.A services or food location
- d.A highway route number
Diamond-shaped yellow signs warn of hazards or changes in the road ahead. (Alberta Driver's Guide)
In Alberta, a flashing green traffic light means:
- a.The intersection is controlled by pedestrians
- b.You may proceed, turn left or right first because oncoming traffic is stopped (advance green)✓
- c.You must stop before entering
- d.You have only two seconds of green left
In Alberta a flashing green ('advance green') means oncoming traffic is held at a red, so you may turn left safely. (Alberta Driver's Guide, traffic lights)
A white sign showing a number such as '50' is:
- a.A warning sign
- b.A guide or information sign
- c.Advisory only
- d.A regulatory speed-limit sign you must obey✓
White rectangular signs are regulatory; a posted speed limit is the maximum you may legally drive. (Alberta Driver's Guide)
A broken (dashed) yellow line beside your lane means:
- a.You must never cross it
- b.It marks a bike lane
- c.You may cross to pass when it is safe and clear✓
- d.Parking is allowed there
A broken yellow centre line means passing is permitted when the way ahead is clear and safe. (Alberta Driver's Guide, road markings)