Alberta Class 7 Practice Mock Exam 6

All 30 questions from Mock Exam 6, with answers and explanations.

A mixed exam: 6 sign questions, 6 road diagrams and 18 questions on the rules of the road, including hazards, highways and intersections.

These are the 30 questions from Mock Exam 6, original practice questions on signs and the rules of the road, checked against the Alberta Driver’s Guide. Read through them with Show answer, or take the exam online first with the answers hidden and see your score. No sign-in needed.

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  1. Question 1 · Road Scenarios

    Diagram of the situation described in the question. Vehicles are labelled with letters.

    A thinks, "My road keeps going, so I have priority." What is wrong with that idea at this T intersection?

    1. A. A is right; the through road always has priority
    2. B. Priority goes to the road with more lanes
    3. C. With no signs, the right-hand rule applies here too
    4. D. Priority goes to the driver who arrives last
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    Answer: C. With no signs, the right-hand rule applies here too

    Alberta treats the uncontrolled T as a unique case: the driver on the right has the right-of-way.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 60: Uncontrolled T exceptionReviewed October 2026Report an error

  2. Question 2 · Hazards

    During hard braking with ABS, you feel a vibration in the pedal. What should you do?

    1. A. Release the brake
    2. B. Pump the brake
    3. C. Keep pressing; it is normal
    4. D. Stop the car another way
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    Answer: C. Keep pressing; it is normal

    The vibration means ABS is working.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 78: ABS emergency brakingReviewed October 2026Report an error

  3. Question 3 · Intersections

    You and another driver stop at an all-way stop at the same time. The other driver is on your right. Who goes first?

    1. A. The other driver
    2. B. Whoever is going straight
    3. C. Whoever signals first
    4. D. You
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    Answer: A. The other driver

    When two vehicles arrive together, courtesy lets the driver on the right go first.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 59: All way stop orderReviewed October 2026Report an error

  4. Question 4 · Road Scenarios

    Diagram of the situation described in the question. Vehicles are labelled with letters.

    A and B stop at an all-way stop at the same time. A is on B's right. What should B do?

    1. A. Wave A through and then follow closely behind
    2. B. Wait for A to go, then proceed when it is safe
    3. C. Go at the same time as A to save time
    4. D. Go first, because B is turning onto a busier road
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    Answer: B. Wait for A to go, then proceed when it is safe

    B has A on the right, so B lets A go first. B then proceeds only when the intersection is clear.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 59: All way stopReviewed October 2026Report an error

  6. Question 5 · Intersections

    You plan to take the first exit from a roundabout. When should you signal right?

    1. A. You do not need to signal for the first exit
    2. B. Only once you are inside the circle and moving
    3. C. As you approach, and keep it on until you exit
    4. D. After passing the first exit
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    Answer: C. As you approach, and keep it on until you exit

    For the first exit, signal right on approach and leave it on until you have exited.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 61: Traffic circles and roundabouts (two-lane: right lane yields to left lane)Reviewed October 2026Report an error

  7. Question 6 · Road Scenarios

    Diagram of the situation described in the question. Vehicles are labelled with letters.

    After E has passed A in this scene, what should A do next?

    1. A. Check traffic and rejoin the lane when it is safe
    2. B. Follow right behind E to move faster
    3. C. Pull out quickly before other cars move
    4. D. Stay stopped until no vehicles are in sight
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    Answer: A. Check traffic and rejoin the lane when it is safe

    Once the emergency vehicle has passed, check behind and pull out safely.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 85: Emergency on two way roadReviewed October 2026Report an error

  8. Question 7 · Licensing

    Friends ask a learner's supervisor to squeeze one extra person into the back seat. What should happen?

    1. A. Allow it, but only for a short local drive
    2. B. Allow it if the extra person is small and light
    3. C. Allow it if two people share one seat belt
    4. D. Refuse, since every person needs their own seat belt
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    Answer: D. Refuse, since every person needs their own seat belt

    Each person needs a working seat belt. Extra passengers cannot share belts.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 10: Available seat beltsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  9. Question 8 · Safe Driving

    Which is a sign of driver fatigue?

    1. A. Missing an exit or not remembering the last few kilometres
    2. B. Feeling hungry partway through a long trip
    3. C. Noticing more traffic than usual
    4. D. Wanting to change the radio
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    Answer: A. Missing an exit or not remembering the last few kilometres

    Lapses in memory and missing exits are warning signs of fatigue.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 107: Fatigue warning signsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  10. Question 9 · Vehicle Preparation

    Why should you clear snow from your car's roof?

    1. A. It can slide onto the windshield or fly off at others
    2. B. It makes the car heavier
    3. C. It is just for appearance
    4. D. It melts quickly anyway once the car warms up
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    Answer: A. It can slide onto the windshield or fly off at others

    Snow from the roof can block your view or hit other drivers.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 44: Clear windows and lightsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  12. Question 10 · Road Scenarios

    Diagram of the situation described in the question. Vehicles are labelled with letters.

    A is in the acceleration lane in this scene. How should A use it?

    1. A. Drive slowly to the end of the lane, then merge
    2. B. Speed up to match traffic and look for a safe gap
    3. C. Stop at the start of the lane and wait for a gap
    4. D. Merge right away from the start without checking
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    Answer: B. Speed up to match traffic and look for a safe gap

    The acceleration lane is for matching the speed of traffic so you can merge smoothly.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 73: Alberta merge cooperationReviewed October 2026Report an error

  13. Question 11 · Highways

    Where should you position your car while being passed on a two-lane highway?

    1. A. To the right side of your lane
    2. B. In the centre
    3. C. On the shoulder
    4. D. To the left side of your lane
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    Answer: A. To the right side of your lane

    Moving right gives the passing driver a better view ahead.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 71: Do not accelerate while being passedReviewed October 2026Report an error

  14. Question 12 · Signs and Signals

    You are on a two-way street at a red light and want to turn left onto a one-way street. May you turn?

    1. A. No, you must wait for the light to change
    2. B. Yes, after coming to a full stop first
    3. C. Yes, if you are already in the left lane
    4. D. Yes, if no traffic is approaching
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    Answer: A. No, you must wait for the light to change

    A left on red is only allowed from a one-way street onto another one-way street.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 22: One way left at redReviewed October 2026Report an error

  15. Question 13 · Parking

    A fire hydrant is set back from the curb on a boulevard. From where do you measure the 5 metres?

    1. A. From the nearest driveway
    2. B. From the closest crosswalk
    3. C. From the hydrant itself, across the grass
    4. D. From the point on the curb nearest the hydrant
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    Answer: D. From the point on the curb nearest the hydrant

    When a hydrant is not at the curb, do not park within 5 metres of the point on the curb nearest it.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 56: Fire hydrant clearanceReviewed October 2026Report an error

  16. Question 14 · Signs and Signals

    Road sign for this question

    The car ahead of you stops at this sign and then drives through. You pull up behind it. What now?

    1. A. Follow it through, since it already stopped for both cars
    2. B. Sound your horn to confirm the way is clear and go
    3. C. Treat the sign as satisfied because traffic is light
    4. D. Stop at the proper stopping point yourself before you proceed
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    Answer: D. Stop at the proper stopping point yourself before you proceed

    Each driver must make their own full stop. Another vehicle's stop does not count for you.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 26: Stop controlReviewed October 2026Report an error

  18. Question 15 · Road Scenarios

    Diagram of the situation described in the question. Vehicles are labelled with letters.

    Which direction will A travel once A enters this roundabout?

    1. A. Clockwise around the centre island
    2. B. Straight across the centre island
    3. C. Counterclockwise around the centre island
    4. D. Whichever way leads to the closest exit
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    Answer: C. Counterclockwise around the centre island

    Traffic always circulates counterclockwise around the centre island.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 61: Circle entryReviewed October 2026Report an error

  19. Question 16 · Road Scenarios

    Diagram of the situation described in the question. Vehicles are labelled with letters.

    If the posted limit here were 50 km/h instead of 80, how fast could A go past the tow truck?

    1. A. Any speed under 80 km/h
    2. B. Up to 60 km/h
    3. C. No more than 50 km/h
    4. D. Up to 70 km/h
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    Answer: C. No more than 50 km/h

    The rule is 60 km/h or the posted limit, whichever is lower. With a 50 km/h limit, 50 applies.

    Source: Government of Alberta: No safe move roadsideReviewed October 2026Report an error

  20. Question 17 · Signs and Signals

    Road sign for this question

    You need to run into a store for two minutes. The only free space is next to this sign. What should you do?

    1. A. Park with your hazard lights on, since it is short
    2. B. Find a place where parking is allowed
    3. C. Park and leave the engine running so you can move
    4. D. Park if a passenger stays in the car for you
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    Answer: B. Find a place where parking is allowed

    A short stay, hazard lights or a running engine do not override a parking prohibition.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 30: Parking prohibitionReviewed October 2026Report an error

  21. Question 18 · Sharing the Road

    Why should you give a cyclist extra space when passing?

    1. A. Cyclists are unable to see cars behind
    2. B. Cyclists must always ride in the centre
    3. C. They may swerve to avoid potholes or debris
    4. D. Bicycles are much wider than they look
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    Answer: C. They may swerve to avoid potholes or debris

    Cyclists may need to move suddenly for hazards.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 98: Cyclist passing gapReviewed October 2026Report an error

  22. Question 19 · Signs and Signals

    It is a holiday Monday at 2:00 p.m. You approach a playground zone with no time tab. What applies?

    1. A. The playground zone limit is in effect
    2. B. Only a suggested speed
    3. C. No limit, because school is closed
    4. D. No limit, because it is a holiday
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    Answer: A. The playground zone limit is in effect

    Playground zones apply every day, including holidays.

    Source: Government of Alberta: Playground daily scheduleReviewed October 2026Report an error

  23. Question 20 · Hazards

    The gates at a railway crossing are going down. What should you do?

    1. A. Reverse away quickly and find another crossing
    2. B. Stop and wait until they are fully up
    3. C. Drive around them
    4. D. Speed up to cross
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    Answer: B. Stop and wait until they are fully up

    Never drive around lowered gates.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 104: Rail warning activationReviewed October 2026Report an error

  24. Question 21 · Signs and Signals

    Road sign for this question

    The road is icy as you pass this sign. Which speed is right for the curve?

    1. A. Any speed, as long as you brake in the curve
    2. B. Exactly the speed shown on the tab
    3. C. Slower than the speed shown on the yellow tab
    4. D. The regular posted limit for the road
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    Answer: C. Slower than the speed shown on the yellow tab

    The advised speed is for good conditions. In ice, snow or rain you need to go slower.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 33: Advisory speedReviewed October 2026Report an error

  25. Question 22 · Licensing

    Jordan turns 14 next week and wants to start learning to drive. Which statement is accurate?

    1. A. Jordan can apply now, a week early, if a parent attends
    2. B. Jordan can drive alone at 14 after passing the knowledge test
    3. C. Jordan must wait until 16 to apply for any kind of licence
    4. D. Jordan can apply at 14 with consent and a passed knowledge test
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    Answer: D. Jordan can apply at 14 with consent and a passed knowledge test

    The minimum age is 14. Jordan also needs parental consent, ID and a passed knowledge test.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 10: Minimum learner ageReviewed October 2026Report an error

  26. Question 23 · Signs and Signals

    Road sign for this question

    You are in the lane that ends. When should you start looking for a gap?

    1. A. As soon as you see the warning
    2. B. Only when the lane markings disappear
    3. C. Only if a vehicle is beside you
    4. D. After you reach the end of the taper
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    Answer: A. As soon as you see the warning

    Spotting the warning early gives you time to adjust speed and merge smoothly.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 35: Lane reduction warningReviewed October 2026Report an error

  27. Question 24 · Parking

    While reversing, where should you mainly look?

    1. A. At the dashboard camera screen only
    2. B. Straight ahead through the windshield
    3. C. Over your shoulder through the rear window
    4. D. At the two side mirrors only
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    Answer: C. Over your shoulder through the rear window

    Looking back directly gives the best view. Cameras and mirrors help but leave gaps.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 51: Backing checksReviewed October 2026Report an error

  28. Question 25 · Sharing the Road

    Why should you stay well back from a snowplow?

    1. A. To see its flashing lights better
    2. B. To save fuel in cold weather by drafting behind it
    3. C. So you can read the phone number on the back
    4. D. To have time to react and avoid sand or gravel it spreads
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    Answer: D. To have time to react and avoid sand or gravel it spreads

    Following too closely risks collisions and windshield damage.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 102: Snowplow visibilityReviewed October 2026Report an error

  29. Question 26 · Signs and Signals

    Road sign for this question

    On which days does this zone's limit normally apply?

    1. A. Every day of the week, including weekends and holidays
    2. B. Only on weekends and statutory holidays
    3. C. Only from May to September, every day
    4. D. Only on school days, Monday to Friday, during class hours
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    Answer: A. Every day of the week, including weekends and holidays

    Unlike school zones, playground zones normally apply every day, unless a local tab says otherwise.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 31: Playground zone with speed panelReviewed October 2026Report an error

  30. Question 27 · Highways

    At a yield-controlled entry, is a full stop always required?

    1. A. No, only when needed
    2. B. Only if a truck is coming
    3. C. Only at night
    4. D. Yes, every single time
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    Answer: A. No, only when needed

    You must yield, and stop only if needed to avoid conflict.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 59: Signed yield at entryReviewed October 2026Report an error

  31. Question 28 · Safe Driving

    How can you check your following distance?

    1. A. Count seconds after the car ahead passes a fixed point
    2. B. Count the cars between you and the next traffic light
    3. C. Match the distance other drivers are leaving
    4. D. Use your car's length
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    Answer: A. Count seconds after the car ahead passes a fixed point

    When the car ahead passes a landmark, count. You should not reach it before two seconds.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 89: Two second minimum in good conditionsReviewed October 2026Report an error

  32. Question 29 · Hazards

    Why should you dim your lights when following closely at night?

    1. A. Dimming saves fuel on long drives
    2. B. Low beams let you see the car ahead better
    3. C. It is only polite, and has nothing to do with safety
    4. D. Your high beams can glare in the other driver's mirrors
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    Answer: D. Your high beams can glare in the other driver's mirrors

    High beams reflected in mirrors can dazzle the driver ahead.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 82: Dim while followingReviewed October 2026Report an error

  33. Question 30 · Signs and Signals

    Road sign for this question

    You see this sign on a median island at an intersection. How should you pass the island?

    1. A. Pass on whichever side has less traffic
    2. B. Pass with the island on your left side
    3. C. Drive over the low part of the island
    4. D. Pass with the island on your right side
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    Answer: B. Pass with the island on your left side

    Keeping right of the island means the island stays on your left as you go by.

    Source: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), page 27: Divider sideReviewed October 2026Report an error

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