Alberta Class 7 Learner's Knowledge Test — All Questions

Unless a sign says otherwise, the speed limit in an urban area (city or town) is:

• a.30 km/h
• b.40 km/h
• c.50 km/h✓
• d.70 km/h

The default urban speed limit in Alberta is 50 km/h unless posted otherwise. (Alberta Driver's Guide)

In a playground zone, the speed limit is:

• a.50 km/h at all times
• b.30 km/h from 8:30 a.m. until one hour after sunset✓
• c.20 km/h all day
• d.There is no limit

Playground-zone limits are 30 km/h from 8:30 a.m. until one hour after sunset, every day. (Alberta Driver's Guide, speed)

A good following-distance rule is to keep:

• a.At least a two-second gap, and more on wet or icy roads✓
• b.A half-second gap
• c.One car length at any speed
• d.A fixed five metres

Use the two-second rule and increase the gap in poor weather or on slippery roads. (Alberta Driver's Guide, following distance)

Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit on a rural (primary) highway in Alberta is generally:

• a.100 km/h
• b.110 km/h
• c.60 km/h
• d.80 km/h✓

The default limit outside urban areas is 80 km/h unless a higher or lower limit is posted. (Alberta Driver's Guide)