Alberta Driving Test Practice 2026: driver's knowledge test
Free Alberta driving test practice (the written test, not the road test): official facts from the Government of Alberta, questions written from the official Driver's Guide: Cars and light trucks (Driver's Guide to operation, safety, and licensing: cars and light trucks).
- 30 questions
- 25 of 30 pass mark
- From $12.60 fee, registry service charge
- 14 minimum age
- Facts checked October 14, 2026
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Official facts from the Government of Alberta
| Official exam name | Driver's knowledge test(Class 7 learner's licence) |
|---|---|
| Run by | Government of Alberta (driver licensing; tests given at Alberta registry agent offices) official page |
| Number of questions | 30 |
| Breakdown | Alberta traffic laws |
| Pass mark | 25 of 30 |
| Time limit | None published by the Government of Alberta |
| Fee | From $12.60 registry service charge (partial — see notes)PARTIAL: $12.60 is the maximum registry agent service charge for a 'Knowledge test (including an audio or translated test)' under the Registry Service Charges Regulation (AR 183/2005, current as of July 2, 2026); oral or oral-assisted test $26.25. The government fee portion is on no alberta.ca page read (Class 7 page, re-read 2026-10-14: 'You will need to pay a fee to take the test.'; the test 'must be paid for each time you take it'), and the Registry Agent Product Catalogue is not linked from these pages and was not visited, so the total paid at a registry is higher than $12.60. The learner's licence card is bought separately after passing. |
| Minimum age | 14 |
| Where to book | Government of Alberta test booking and locations (official site) |
The Alberta driver's knowledge test (Class 7 learner's licence) has 30 questions (Alberta traffic laws); you need 25 of 30 to pass, per the Government of Alberta; questions come from the official Driver's Guide: Cars and light trucks (Driver's Guide to operation, safety, and licensing: cars and light trucks) (2026 edition).
Source: Government of Alberta (driver licensing; tests given at Alberta registry agent offices) official pages, checked October 14, 2026.
ID, retakes and booking
| ID and documents | alberta.ca: 'You will need to bring acceptable ID' (the documents are not listed on the pages read). Parental or guardian consent if under 18. Vision test at the registry agent before the Class 7 card can be bought; temporary licence valid 30 days until the card arrives by mail. |
|---|---|
| Retake | The test 'can be taken once per day' and 'must be paid for each time you take it'. |
| Attempts | No attempt cap stated. To use a translator for the Class 7 test you 'must first attempt the test at least 3 times using available options' (unless your language is not offered on the computer system). |
| Languages | alberta.ca: 'The Class 7 test is available in 25 languages': Amharic, Arabic (Modern Standard), Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Cree, Dutch, English, Farsi, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Korean, Oromo, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tagalog, Thai, Ukrainian, Urdu, Vietnamese. Audio test via headphones (some registries charge for disposable headphones); oral test in English; a paper English conversion dictionary is allowed; approved translators with a TIN for other languages. |
| Road signs | Canadian/Alberta road signs as shown in Alberta's Driver's Guide: Cars and light trucks. |
| Handbook | Driver's Guide: Cars and light trucks (Driver's Guide to operation, safety, and licensing: cars and light trucks) — 2026 edition ('Published May 2026. Updated June 15, 2026 to reflect changes to the Driver Medical Fitness Program.' on the open.alberta.ca resource 'Driver's guide : cars and light trucks [2026]', file tec-drivers-guide-2026.pdf, read 2026-10-14) read the handbook |
| Facts last checked | October 14, 2026 |
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Alberta driver's knowledge test: common questions
How many questions are on the Alberta Class 7 test?
The Alberta driver's knowledge test has 30 questions (Alberta traffic laws), per the Government of Alberta.
What is the pass mark for the Alberta Class 7 test?
You need 25 of 30 to pass, per the Government of Alberta.
Is the Alberta Class 7 test hard?
You need 25 of 30 (83%) to pass, so in the official 30-question format you can get at most 5 wrong. The best preparation is to study the official Driver's Guide: Cars and light trucks (Driver's Guide to operation, safety, and licensing: cars and light trucks) (2026 edition) and take practice tests until you pass them comfortably.
How much does the Alberta Class 7 test cost?
From $12.60 registry service charge (partial — see notes), per the Government of Alberta.
Is there free Alberta driving test practice for 2026?
Yes. This site has 2 free Alberta driver's knowledge test practice tests for 2026, each with 30 questions and the official pass mark of 25 of 30 (83%), plus a free road-sign quiz.
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Official handbook
Driver's knowledge test questions come from the official Driver's Guide: Cars and light trucks (Driver's Guide to operation, safety, and licensing: cars and light trucks). Read the Driver's Guide: Cars and light trucks (Driver's Guide to operation, safety, and licensing: cars and light trucks) on the official site.
Last updated October 14, 2026. Facts checked against Government of Alberta (driver licensing; tests given at Alberta registry agent offices) official pages. This site is independent and is not run by the Government of Alberta.