Is it legal to reverse into an intersection or crosswalk?
Alberta Class 7 Practice Test 12
30 questions on driving basics and parking, road signs, sharing the road, emergencies and difficult conditions, demerits, suspensions and impaired driving.
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Is it legal to reverse into an intersection or crosswalk?
- Yes, if no one is coming
- Yes, at a crawl
- Only to back out of a driveway
- No, it is illegal
A square sign with a white message on a black background indicates:
- A detour
- A school area
- Lane control
- A wrong-way warning
A motorcyclist is riding in the left part of their lane. What does this usually mean?
- They are about to turn left at the corner
- Staying visible; it does not mean a left turn
- They want you to pass them on the right
- Their motorcycle has a mechanical problem
What does this sign mean?
- Turn right only
- Keep to the right of the divider ahead
- Merge to the right lane before the bridge
- Right lane ends ahead
You are driving behind a large truck and cannot see either of its side mirrors. What does this mean?
- You are too close; the driver can't see you
- You are following at a safe distance
- The truck is not fitted with side mirrors
- The truck is about to turn right
After being pulled over by police, what should you do?
- Turn off your phone and keep driving slowly
- Get out and walk back to the police car
- Drive slowly to a place that suits you better
- Stay inside, put it in Park, have documents ready
A train is visible and approaching a crossing. Within what distance must you stop?
- Only if the bells ring
- Only if the gates are down
- When it is within about 500 metres of the crossing
- Only when it is within 50 metres, or about half a block
At an intersection marked for dual left turns, what must you do during the turn?
- Turn wide to give the other car room
- Stay in your lane during and after the turn
- Move to the right lane as soon as possible
- Turn into any open lane
What does a vehicle with flashing amber and red lights on a winter highway usually mean?
- A snowplow ahead
- A police checkstop
- A school bus
- A tow truck
What does this sign warn of?
- Speed humps for parking lots only
- Railway tracks
- Hill ahead
- A bump in the road
Your vehicle breaks down on a highway. Where should you place reflective triangles?
- On the roof so they are easy to see
- Behind your vehicle, about 10–20 m apart
- In front of your vehicle, close together
- Beside the driver's door on the road
Why should you never pass a log-hauling truck that is turning off the highway?
- Log trucks are not required to signal
- Log trucks always travel over the limit
- Logs up to 9 m long can swing across lanes
- It is only a courtesy, not a safety rule
Who reviews challenges to Alberta's immediate roadside impaired-driving penalties?
- Your insurance company
- SafeRoads Alberta
- The driving school
- The registry agent
What does this sign warn of?
- The road narrows ahead
- Bridge ahead
- Divided highway ends
- Lane for buses ahead
About how often do snowplow operators pull over to let traffic pass?
- Every 50 kilometres, at the next rest area
- Never
- Every 5 to 8 kilometres, where safe
- Every 500 metres
A yellow warning sign shows a T shape. It warns of:
- A railway crossing just ahead of the intersection
- A two-way road begins ahead
- A designated truck route
- A T intersection where your road ends
A five-sided (pentagon) sign with a fluorescent yellow-green background indicates:
- A hospital zone
- A school zone or school area
- A playground zone
- A pedestrian-only street
A large truck is approaching a traffic light. Why shouldn't you move into the space in front of it?
- It blocks the truck driver's radio
- Trucks always have the right-of-way at signalized intersections
- It is a reserved lane
- The truck needs that space to stop if the light turns red
How far behind an emergency vehicle with its siren or lights on should you follow?
- At least 150 metres
- At least 50 metres
- At least 2 seconds
- At least 500 metres
Can you appeal a demerit point suspension?
- No, but you can ask for a review of errors
- Yes, by paying a reinstatement fee
- Yes, at any registry agent office
- Yes, through your insurance company
You see this sign on the back of a farm tractor. What does it tell you?
- The vehicle travels under 40 km/h; be ready to slow down
- The vehicle is a school bus
- Passing is never allowed
- The vehicle carries dangerous goods and must not be passed
What does this sign warn of?
- Left lane ends
- Detour to the left
- A curve to the left ahead
- Left turn only
A curve warning sign has a small speed sign beneath it. That speed is:
- The legal speed limit that applies for the next 10 kilometres of highway
- The recommended maximum speed through the curve in ideal conditions
- The speed limit for trucks only
- The minimum speed for the curve
A Class 7 driver is found with any amount of alcohol. Under IRS ZERO: Novice, what is the licence suspension?
- A warning only
- A 90-day suspension after court
- An immediate 30-day suspension
- A 24-hour suspension
Why might a cyclist ride away from the right curb?
- To prepare to stop
- To block cars from passing
- To avoid grates, potholes, debris or slippery surfaces
- Because cyclists must ride in the centre of the lane by law
How close to a stop sign or yield sign may you park?
- No closer than 10 metres
- Right beside it is allowed
- No closer than 5 metres
- No closer than 1.5 metres
What does this sign warn of?
- Stop for school buses
- A stop sign ahead
- Railway crossing ahead
- Four-way stop here
What does this sign warn of?
- Pedestrians only, no cars
- Hiking trail ahead
- A pedestrian crossing ahead
- School zone begins
What does this sign mean?
- Passing allowed
- Do not stop here
- Straight through only
- One-way road ahead
How many demerit points for failing to remain at the scene of a collision?
- 3
- 7
- 5
- 6
All Alberta Class 7 practice tests
- Alberta Class 7 Mock Exam 1 – 30 QuestionsTimed practice · 30 minutes · answers explained
- Alberta Class 7 Mock Exam 2 – 30 QuestionsTimed practice · 30 minutes · answers explained
- Alberta Class 7 Mock Exam 3 – 30 QuestionsTimed practice · 30 minutes · answers explained
- Alberta Class 7 Mock Exam 4 – 30 QuestionsTimed practice · 30 minutes · answers explained
- Alberta Class 7 Mock Exam 5 – 30 QuestionsTimed practice · 30 minutes · answers explained
- Licensing and the GDL programClass 7 learner rules, the knowledge test, Class 5-GDL probation, licence classes, new residents and documents you must carry.
- Traffic lights and signalsSolid, flashing and arrow lights, right and left turns on red, pedestrian signals and lane reversal signals.
- Road signsSign shapes and colours, regulatory, permissive and prohibitive signs, warning, guide and construction signs.
- Speed limits, school and playground zonesDefault speed limits, school zone and playground zone times and speeds, and when you may not pass.
- Pavement markings and lanesYellow and white lines, passing zones, arrows, diamonds, painted islands, bicycle lanes and stop lines.
About this practice test
How many questions are in Alberta Class 7 practice test 12?
30 original multiple-choice practice questions covering driving basics and parking, road signs, sharing the road, emergencies and difficult conditions, demerits, suspensions and impaired driving. Each answer includes an explanation. This mixed practice set does not reproduce the official exam format or predict an official score.
Are the questions the same every time?
Yes. Practice test 12 always has the same 30 questions, so you can repeat it until you get them all right. The other 12 sets use different questions.
Are these real test questions?
No. The official question bank is not published. These are original questions written from the official handbook, which is what the real Alberta Class 7 test is based on.