By the ChowChow Labs editorial team · Updated November 13, 2026 · How we check our content
Short answer: Spend day one finding your weak spots, the next four on one topic each, and the last two on mixed exams until you pass ours with room to spare. The real test allows only five mistakes.
Short daily sessions beat one long night of cramming. Everything below is free on this site.
Day 1: Find your baseline
Take Mock Exam 1 without looking anything up. Note the topics you missed. They are your study list.
Day 2: Signs and signals
Read the lessons on sign shapes, traffic lights and school and playground zones, then take the Road Signs practice test.
Day 3: Intersections and right-of-way
Read the right-of-way and traffic circle lessons and the Reading the diagrams lesson, then take Mock Exam 2.
Day 4: Highways, parking and sharing the road
Read those lessons, paying attention to school buses, roadside workers and parking on hills. Then take Mock Exam 3.
Day 5: Your learner’s licence rules
Read the Class 7 lesson until you can list each condition without looking. Then take the Rules of the Road practice test.
Day 6: Mixed practice
Take Mock Exams 4 and 5. For each miss, read the explanation and the Driver’s Guide page it points to.
Day 7: Review
Retake your lowest-scoring exam, then Mock Exams 6 and 7. Get a good night’s sleep before your test.
Checked against the Government of Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026), used under the Open Government Licence – Alberta. Laws change, so check alberta.ca for the current rules before you rely on a number. Sources: Alberta Driver’s Guide (Spring 2026).
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