Alberta Class 7 Practice Test: 125 Questions

All 125 questions in this test

Every question and its answer choices. The correct answers and explanations appear when you take the test above.

1. Turning left from a two-way road onto a one-way road, which lane should you enter?

   1. Any lane, as long as you signal first
   2. The centre lane of the one-way road
   3. The first available lane on the left side
   4. The right-hand lane of the one-way road

2. When must a collision be reported to police?

   1. Only when a vehicle must be towed or a driver has no insurance
   2. When anyone is injured or killed, or damage exceeds $5,000
   3. Only when the other driver asks
   4. Only on provincial highways

3. How do you measure a two-second following distance?

   1. Count the painted dashes between you and the car
   2. Count two seconds after the car ahead passes a fixed point
   3. Keep exactly two car lengths behind the car
   4. Watch your speedometer and stay under the limit

4. White arrows painted in a lane show:

   1. Where to park
   2. The direction of the wind
   3. The way to the nearest highway or freeway exit
   4. The movements permitted from that lane

5. Unless a different limit is posted, what is the speed limit in a school zone when it is in effect?

   1. 50 km/h
   2. 20 km/h
   3. 30 km/h
   4. 40 km/h

6. What does this sign warn of?

   
   1. A winding road ahead
   2. Detour ahead
   3. Lane changes allowed
   4. Slippery road

7. What is threshold braking?

   1. Braking only with the park brake
   2. Pumping the brake pedal rapidly
   3. Braking firmly just short of locking the wheels
   4. Braking hard enough to lock the wheels for a short time

8. Within how long must you register your vehicle after moving to Alberta?

   1. One year
   2. Three months
   3. Six months
   4. 30 days

9. On a multi-lane highway, which lane should slower traffic use?

   1. Any lane
   2. The centre lane, away from merging cars
   3. The lane furthest to the right
   4. The left lane

10. You have the right-of-way, but another driver is clearly not going to stop. What should you do?

    1. Speed up to get through first
    2. Sound your horn and continue
    3. Proceed, because you have the right-of-way and they must stop
    4. Yield and do everything you can to avoid a collision

11. A pedestrian is facing a 'DON'T WALK' signal. What may they do?

    1. Finish crossing only if they had already started
    2. Start crossing if no cars are coming from either direction
    3. Cross only at the stop line
    4. Cross diagonally

12. A first IRS: FAIL begins with how long a period of no driving at all?

    1. One year
    2. 30 days
    3. 24 hours
    4. 90 days

13. How should you pass a cyclist on the road?

    1. Change lanes as you would to pass another vehicle
    2. Pass closely in the same lane
    3. Sound your horn so they move over to the edge of the road
    4. Pass on the right

14. How far before an intersection should you be in the proper lane to turn?

    1. At least 5 metres
    2. At least 50 metres
    3. Just before the stop line
    4. At least 15 metres

15. A vehicle with flashing green lights approaches. How should you treat it?

    1. Like any other emergency vehicle
    2. As a funeral procession
    3. Ignore it — green lights have no meaning
    4. As a slow-moving farm vehicle

16. Why should you stay by the nozzle while fuelling?

    1. So you can keep an eye on the price
    2. To stop other drivers using your pump
    3. Because the pump will shut off if you leave
    4. Static electricity could ignite the fuel vapours

17. The centre markings are a solid yellow line beside a broken yellow line. The broken line is on your side. What may you do?

    1. Not pass under any circumstances
    2. Pass when it is safe
    3. Drive on the solid line
    4. Pass only if the other driver signals

18. Unless otherwise posted, what is the speed limit on a rural road that is not a provincial highway?

    1. 60 km/h
    2. 80 km/h
    3. 50 km/h
    4. 100 km/h

19. What does this sign mean?

    
    1. Two-way traffic ahead
    2. U-turns are not allowed
    3. Turn around at the next exit
    4. Winding road ahead

20. How close to a driveway, garage entrance or private road may you park?

    1. No closer than 50 centimetres
    2. No closer than 1.5 metres
    3. There is no rule
    4. No closer than 5 metres

21. How many passengers may a Class 7 learner carry?

    1. No passengers except the supervisor
    2. Up to three passengers
    3. One passenger besides the supervisor
    4. No more passengers than there are seat belts

22. You missed your highway exit. What should you do?

    1. Make a U-turn across the median
    2. Stop in the lane and wait for a gap to back up to it
    3. Stop and reverse on the shoulder
    4. Continue to the next exit and plan a route back

23. At a four-way stop, two vehicles arrive at the same time. Which goes first?

    1. The vehicle turning left
    2. The vehicle on the left
    3. The vehicle that signals first
    4. The vehicle on the right

24. At a traffic light with no pedestrian signals, the light facing a pedestrian is yellow. What should the pedestrian do?

    1. Wait in the middle of the road
    2. Cross only if no cars are turning into the pedestrian's path
    3. Start crossing quickly
    4. Not enter the intersection, or clear it if already crossing

25. What credit do you get for completing an approved defensive driving course before reaching 15 points?

    1. All points are removed from your record
    2. A 1-point credit
    3. A 3-point credit for two years
    4. Nothing

26. Why should you leave extra space when following a motorcycle?

    1. It is required by law to leave 10 m
    2. Motorcycles cannot see behind them
    3. Motorcycles can stop very quickly
    4. Motorcycles are always slower

27. When turning right from a two-way road onto another two-way road, how close to the curb should you stay?

    1. In the centre of the road
    2. Within about 1 metre of the curb or edge
    3. Any distance, as long as you signal
    4. At least 3 metres from the curb

28. Your vehicle breaks down on a highway. Where should you place reflective triangles?

    1. On the roof so they are easy to see
    2. Behind your vehicle, about 10–20 m apart
    3. In front of your vehicle, close together
    4. Beside the driver's door on the road

29. When stopped behind another vehicle in traffic, how much space should you leave?

    1. No space, to stop others cutting in
    2. Enough to pull around it without reversing
    3. About 30 centimetres
    4. Exactly one car length

30. Within an urban area, is passing across a single solid yellow line ever permitted?

    1. Yes, it is permitted if it can be done safely
    2. Only at night
    3. No, never
    4. Only for emergency vehicles responding to a call

31. How can you identify a provincial highway?

    1. By its yellow centre line
    2. By the absence of speed signs
    3. By a one-, two- or three-digit highway route marker
    4. By a road name such as 'Range Road' or 'Township Road'

32. What does this sign warn of?

    
    1. Railway signals ahead
    2. Traffic control signals ahead
    3. Pedestrian-activated light only
    4. Flashing light at a school

33. How close to a stop sign or yield sign may you park?

    1. No closer than 10 metres
    2. Right beside it is allowed
    3. No closer than 5 metres
    4. No closer than 1.5 metres

34. What happens if a parent withdraws consent in writing for their 17-year-old's licence?

    1. The licence becomes a Class 7 again
    2. The licence is suspended
    3. The teen must retake the knowledge test
    4. Nothing until the next renewal

35. What is a weave zone?

    1. A zone where drivers may change lanes freely without signalling
    2. A section where lane markings are missing
    3. A construction detour
    4. A lane shared by vehicles entering and exiting a highway at an interchange

36. You are in a roundabout and cannot exit safely at your exit. What should you do?

    1. Stay in your lane and go around the circle again
    2. Reverse to the exit
    3. Stop in the circle and wait until the exit lane is clear
    4. Cut across the lane quickly

37. A pedestrian crossing sign has flashing yellow lights. What must you do?

    1. Slow to 50 km/h
    2. Slow to a maximum of 30 km/h and yield or stop for pedestrians
    3. Stop and wait until the lights stop flashing, then proceed slowly
    4. Sound your horn and continue

38. A fully licensed driver gets a first IRS: WARN. What is the licence suspension?

    1. 90 days
    2. Three days
    3. 24 hours
    4. 30 days

39. About how often do snowplow operators pull over to let traffic pass?

    1. Every 50 kilometres, at the next rest area
    2. Never
    3. Every 5 to 8 kilometres, where safe
    4. Every 500 metres

40. Outside urban areas, where else are U-turns not permitted?

    1. On a curve
    2. On a gravel road
    3. On a straight, flat road
    4. At a rural intersection with clear sightlines

41. An ambulance with its siren on is approaching from behind on a two-way road. What should you do?

    1. Pull over to the left side of the road
    2. Pull close to the right curb or edge and stop
    3. Speed up so you stay ahead of it
    4. Stop right where you are in your lane

42. In an urban area, how far ahead should you look while driving?

    1. 12 to 15 seconds, about a block or more
    2. Just past the end of your hood
    3. 40 to 60 seconds ahead of your car
    4. 2 to 3 seconds ahead of your car

43. Outside an urban area, what does a single solid yellow centre line mean?

    1. Only trucks may pass
    2. The road is one-way
    3. Passing is permitted with care
    4. Passing is not permitted

44. What is the speed limit in a playground zone during its hours, unless otherwise posted?

    1. 20 km/h
    2. 30 km/h
    3. 40 km/h
    4. 50 km/h

45. A chevron sign (a series of arrow shapes) on the side of the road indicates:

    1. A passing lane ahead
    2. A sharp bend in the road
    3. A detour
    4. A one-way street

46. You park facing downhill on the right side of the road. Which way do you turn your front wheels?

    1. Left, toward the centre of the road
    2. Straight ahead
    3. Right, toward the curb or edge of the road
    4. Left only if there is no curb

47. In how many languages is the Class 7 knowledge test offered?

    1. 25
    2. 2
    3. 40
    4. 10

48. When should you reduce speed for a curve?

    1. Only if the road is wet
    2. In the middle of the curve
    3. Before entering the curve
    4. At the end of the curve

49. May you change lanes inside a two-lane roundabout?

    1. Only in the right lane
    2. Yes, after signalling
    3. No, stay in the lane you entered
    4. Yes, to reach the lane for your exit

50. A red X is lit above your lane. What does it mean?

    1. Do not drive in that lane; oncoming traffic is using it
    2. The lane is reserved for buses
    3. You may use the lane to pass
    4. The lane is closed for construction only at night

51. Can you appeal a demerit point suspension?

    1. No, but you can ask for a review of errors
    2. Yes, by paying a reinstatement fee
    3. Yes, at any registry agent office
    4. Yes, through your insurance company

52. Why are LRT trains in Calgary and Edmonton especially hazardous at crossings?

    1. They do not use signals
    2. They are very quiet and may need up to 100 metres to stop
    3. They never stop at stations
    4. They have the right-of-way at crossings only at night and on weekends

53. There is room for only one vehicle ahead of you to wait in the intersection to turn left. Where should you wait?

    1. Beside the car that is already waiting
    2. Partly in the oncoming traffic lane
    3. Inside the crosswalk, ready to go
    4. Behind the crosswalk until it clears

54. How far behind an emergency vehicle with its siren or lights on should you follow?

    1. At least 150 metres
    2. At least 50 metres
    3. At least 2 seconds
    4. At least 500 metres

55. Which of these is a variable hazard?

    1. A hidden driveway behind trees
    2. A child playing near the road
    3. A merging roadway
    4. A sharp curve

56. Are there crosswalks at intersections that have no painted lines?

    1. Only near schools and playgrounds
    2. Only at intersections with traffic lights
    3. Yes, unless a sign says crossing is not allowed
    4. No, a crosswalk exists only where lines are painted

57. What happens to speeding fines when you pass stopped emergency vehicles or tow trucks with lights flashing?

    1. They are tripled
    2. Demerits are doubled, fines are not
    3. They stay the same
    4. They are doubled

58. What does this sign mean?

    
    1. Turn right only
    2. Keep to the right of the divider ahead
    3. Merge to the right lane before the bridge
    4. Right lane ends ahead

59. Your vehicle has air bags. Must you still wear a seat belt?

    1. Only on highways
    2. Yes, seat belts are required by law
    3. No, air bags replace seat belts
    4. Only in the front seat

60. Which of these is required to exit the GDL program and receive a full Class 5 licence?

    1. No suspensions or traffic violations in the last 12 months of probation
    2. Holding a probationary licence for five years with no at-fault collisions
    3. A medical report from a doctor
    4. Completing a second road test after three years

61. Your vehicle has no rear side windows or back window. How do you check blind spots?

    1. Rely on the inside mirror
    2. You cannot change lanes
    3. Use outside mirrors with attached convex mirrors
    4. Sound the horn before changing lanes to warn other drivers

62. Two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection at the same time from different roads. Who has the right-of-way?

    1. The vehicle on the right
    2. The vehicle on the left
    3. The vehicle going faster
    4. The larger vehicle

63. You are turning left on a solid green light. Who must you yield to?

    1. Oncoming traffic and pedestrians in the crosswalk
    2. Only pedestrians
    3. Only oncoming traffic going faster than you
    4. Nobody, because the light is green

64. Who reviews challenges to Alberta's immediate roadside impaired-driving penalties?

    1. Your insurance company
    2. SafeRoads Alberta
    3. The driving school
    4. The registry agent

65. Why might a cyclist ride away from the right curb?

    1. To prepare to stop
    2. To block cars from passing
    3. To avoid grates, potholes, debris or slippery surfaces
    4. Because cyclists must ride in the centre of the lane by law

66. Turning left from a two-way road onto another two-way road, which lane do you end up in?

    1. The curb lane
    2. The lane just left of the yellow line, then move right
    3. The lane nearest to and right of the yellow line
    4. Any lane that is open

67. Your car breaks down on a busy highway in a dangerous spot. Where should passengers wait?

    1. Out of the vehicle, in a safe spot behind and away from it
    2. In front of the vehicle
    3. Standing in the next lane behind the car to wave traffic around it
    4. Inside the vehicle with seat belts on

68. Is using a hands-free phone while driving a safe practice according to the guide?

    1. Yes, on highways
    2. No, stop in a safe, legal place to make or take calls
    3. Yes, hands-free is safe if both hands stay on the wheel
    4. Yes, if the call is short

69. What does a stop line painted across your lane show?

    1. Where passing is allowed on a two-lane road
    2. Where a school or playground zone ends
    3. Where to stop at an intersection or railway crossing
    4. Where on-street parking begins on that block

70. Unless otherwise posted, what is the speed limit on a provincial highway outside an urban area?

    1. 110 km/h
    2. 80 km/h
    3. 90 km/h
    4. 100 km/h

71. What does this sign warn of?

    
    1. Left lane ends
    2. Detour to the left
    3. A curve to the left ahead
    4. Left turn only

72. After parallel parking, how far from the curb may your wheels be?

    1. No more than 2 metres
    2. No more than 1 metre
    3. No more than 50 cm
    4. No more than 25 cm

73. What is the minimum time a driver must stay in the Class 5-GDL probationary stage?

    1. Two years
    2. Three years
    3. One year
    4. Six months

74. Another vehicle is passing you on a two-lane highway. What should you do?

    1. Move onto the shoulder and stop until the vehicle has passed
    2. Speed up
    3. Stay in your lane and move to the right side of it
    4. Brake hard

75. Why are pedestrian crossings at roundabouts set back from the circle?

    1. For safety and better sightlines for everyone
    2. To slow down traffic already inside the circle
    3. To leave space for buses to stop and load
    4. So drivers in the circle never have to yield

76. A double red light has the same meaning as:

    1. A flashing red light
    2. A yield sign
    3. A railway signal
    4. A single solid red light

77. A second demerit suspension occurs within one year of the first. How long is it?

    1. Three months
    2. Six months
    3. One year
    4. One month

78. What does a vehicle with flashing amber and red lights on a winter highway usually mean?

    1. A snowplow ahead
    2. A police checkstop
    3. A school bus
    4. A tow truck

79. Turning left from a one-way road onto a two-way road, which lane do you turn from?

    1. The right-hand lane
    2. Any lane, as long as you signal and shoulder check first
    3. The centre lane
    4. The lane nearest the left side of the one-way road

80. Why is carbon monoxide especially dangerous?

    1. It is colourless, odourless and tasteless
    2. It only builds up in new cars with sealed cabins
    3. It causes the engine to stall
    4. It smells strongly of gas

81. Is it legal to tow a person on skis or a toboggan behind your vehicle?

    1. No
    2. Yes, under 20 km/h
    3. Yes, in winter
    4. Yes, on private roads only

82. Diamond markings painted in a lane mean:

    1. The lane is reserved for specific vehicles
    2. The lane is ending
    3. The lane is for passing slower vehicles only
    4. A railway crossing is ahead

83. You pass a stopped police car with lights flashing on a street posted at 50 km/h, in the next lane. What is your maximum speed?

    1. 40 km/h
    2. 60 km/h
    3. 30 km/h
    4. 50 km/h

84. What does this sign warn of?

    
    1. Side road on the right
    2. Right turn on red allowed
    3. Right lane must turn
    4. A sharp turn to the right

85. You park on a two-way street and need to get out. What should you do first?

    1. Sound the horn
    2. Open the door quickly and all the way so you are not in traffic for long
    3. Signal right
    4. Check your mirrors and do a shoulder check for traffic and cyclists

86. You move to Alberta from another province. How long can you drive on your old licence?

    1. 1 year
    2. 30 days
    3. 90 days
    4. 6 months

87. Driving a manual transmission down a steep hill, how can you reduce the risk of brake overheating?

    1. Shift to a lower gear
    2. Ride the brake pedal all the way down
    3. Shift to neutral and coast
    4. Turn off the engine

88. A vehicle ahead of you has stopped at a crosswalk. What should you do?

    1. Sound your horn so the driver moves on
    2. Stop as well; never pass a car stopped for a pedestrian
    3. Pass it slowly on the right side
    4. Pass it carefully on the left if the lane is clear

89. What must you do at a flashing red light?

    1. Treat it as a yield sign
    2. Stop and wait for a green light
    3. Stop completely, then proceed when safe
    4. Slow down and proceed with caution without stopping

90. What happens if you drive while your licence is suspended?

    1. Only a $100 fine with no other penalty
    2. Jail or fines, a new suspension and a 30-day seizure
    3. Your current suspension is shortened
    4. Only a warning letter mailed by the Registrar of Motor Vehicles

91. A motorcyclist is riding in the left part of their lane. What does this usually mean?

    1. They are about to turn left at the corner
    2. Staying visible; it does not mean a left turn
    3. They want you to pass them on the right
    4. Their motorcycle has a mechanical problem

92. Outside urban areas, U-turns are not permitted near the crest of a hill if a driver approaching within what distance cannot see you?

    1. 300 metres
    2. 500 metres
    3. 50 metres
    4. 150 metres

93. What does 'overdriving your headlights' mean?

    1. Driving too fast to stop within your headlight range
    2. Leaving your headlights on during the day, draining the battery
    3. Using high beams on city streets
    4. Driving with only one working headlight

94. You are filling a portable gas can. Where should it be?

    1. On the ground, out of the vehicle
    2. In the trunk
    3. In the pickup box, on a rubber bed liner
    4. On the back seat

95. Why is a bicycle lane line usually dashed near a corner?

    1. To mark a crosswalk
    2. Because the bike lane ends there for cyclists
    3. To show drivers may enter it to turn right
    4. To show cyclists must stop

96. Which of these is NOT one of the standard school zone time periods?

    1. 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
    2. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
    3. 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
    4. 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

97. What does this sign mean?

    
    1. Follow a temporary route around a closed road
    2. The speed limit is reduced for the next 1 km
    3. The road ahead is closed with no way through
    4. Construction work on this road has finished

98. How should an adjustable head restraint be positioned?

    1. Centre level with the top of your ears
    2. As low as it will go, for comfort
    3. Touching the roof lining
    4. Level with the base of your neck

99. A GDL driver's licence is automatically suspended when they reach how many demerit points?

    1. 8
    2. 6
    3. 10
    4. 15

100. Before changing lanes, what must you do in addition to checking your mirrors?

     1. Sound your horn
     2. Slow down sharply
     3. Flash your headlights
     4. Do a shoulder check

101. Do right-of-way rules apply in parking lots?

     1. No, parking lots are private property with their own rules
     2. Only if there are painted lines
     3. Yes, the same right-of-way rules apply
     4. Only to pedestrians

102. A police officer is directing traffic at an intersection with a green light. Whose direction do you follow?

     1. The vehicle in front of you
     2. Whichever is safer in your opinion
     3. The traffic light
     4. The officer's

103. Under IRS ZERO: Novice, how long is the vehicle seized?

     1. 24 hours
     2. 30 days
     3. 7 days
     4. 3 days

104. A yellow flashing pedestrian-activated light is ahead. What must you do?

     1. Slow to 30 km/h and yield to pedestrians wanting to cross
     2. Stop fully and wait for the flashing light to turn solid green
     3. Maintain speed
     4. Treat it as a four-way stop

105. You are waiting in the intersection to turn left. How should your front wheels be pointed?

     1. It does not matter
     2. Turned left, ready to go when the gap opens
     3. Straight ahead, until you begin the turn
     4. Turned right

106. How can you recognize black ice?

     1. It always looks white and frosty
     2. It forms only on sunny stretches of road
     3. It makes a crunching sound under the tires
     4. The road looks shiny and black, not grey-white

107. Forward-facing child seats are designed for children weighing about:

     1. Under 5 kg
     2. 10 to 18 kg (22 to 40 lb)
     3. 18 to 36 kg (40 to 80 lb)
     4. Any weight

108. A large X painted on a rural highway indicates:

     1. A no-parking area
     2. A school crossing
     3. An approaching railway crossing
     4. An intersection where U-turns are prohibited

109. It is Saturday at 8:30 a.m. You drive past a school zone sign with no special times posted. What speed applies?

     1. The normal posted speed; school zones apply on school days only
     2. 20 km/h
     3. 30 km/h, because the zone applies between 8:00 and 9:30 a.m. every day
     4. 30 km/h at all times

110. Green rectangular signs with white lettering provide:

     1. Information such as distance to a destination
     2. Construction information
     3. Regulations you must obey, such as speed limits
     4. Warnings about hazards

111. There is no curb and your car faces uphill. To keep it from rolling into traffic, which way should the front wheels point?

     1. Toward any nearby driveway
     2. Straight ahead
     3. Left, toward the centre of the road
     4. Right, toward the edge of the road

112. Who is responsible for renewing your Alberta driver's licence on time?

     1. You are; Alberta no longer mails renewal reminders
     2. Your insurance company
     3. The registry agent
     4. The government renews it automatically and mails it to you

113. Which is the correct order for changing lanes?

     1. Signal, change lanes, then check your mirrors
     2. Change lanes, then signal and shoulder check
     3. Shoulder check, change lanes, then signal
     4. Mirrors, shoulder check, signal, move, cancel signal

114. What is the main reason to slow down at an uncontrolled intersection?

     1. Uncontrolled intersections are always icy
     2. You must stop at every uncontrolled intersection before entering
     3. Speed limits are always 30 km/h there
     4. Your view may be blocked and you must be able to stop easily

115. The traffic lights in all directions are flashing red. How should you treat the intersection?

     1. As a yield intersection for side streets only
     2. As a closed intersection
     3. As a four-way stop
     4. As an uncontrolled intersection

116. A fully licensed driver's licence is automatically suspended at how many demerit points within two years?

     1. 15
     2. 12
     3. 8
     4. 10

117. A large truck ahead is turning right. What should you avoid?

     1. Waiting until it finishes the turn
     2. Driving into the space on its right side
     3. Stopping behind it
     4. Staying well back

118. In an urban area, where is a U-turn not permitted?

     1. At a four-way stop
     2. On a roadway between intersections (mid-block)
     3. On a one-lane street
     4. At a quiet residential intersection with no signs

119. Your vehicle has anti-lock brakes (ABS) and you must stop suddenly. What should you do?

     1. Pump the brake pedal rapidly
     2. Release the brake when you feel vibration, then press again
     3. Apply steady, firm pressure and steer where you want to go
     4. Brake gently and wait

120. May someone ride in the open box of a pickup truck?

     1. Yes, if you drive under 30 km/h
     2. Yes, if the rider stays seated
     3. Yes, but only on rural roads
     4. No, and both of you can be charged

121. Yellow lines separate traffic travelling in:

     1. Opposite directions
     2. Bus lanes
     3. The same direction
     4. Turning lanes only

122. What is the difference between a school zone and a school area?

     1. A school zone is near high schools; a school area, near elementary ones
     2. There is no difference
     3. A school zone has a speed sign attached; a school area does not
     4. A school area has a lower speed limit

123. What does this sign mean?

     
     1. Traffic flows only in the direction of the arrow
     2. Right lane ends ahead
     3. Turn right at the next intersection to stay on route
     4. Detour to the right

124. In an automatic, when would you choose a low gear such as 1 or 2?

     1. On the highway at high speed to save fuel and reduce wear
     2. When you need more power and less speed, like on hills
     3. Whenever you are reversing out of a stall
     4. Only when the vehicle is being towed

125. Drivers of what age must provide a Driver Medical Intake Form when applying for or renewing a Class 5 licence?

     1. 70 or older
     2. 75 or older
     3. 80 or older
     4. 65 or older