ICBC Practice Test 2026: British Columbia passenger vehicle knowledge test

Free ICBC practice test: official facts from ICBC, questions written from the official Learn to Drive Smart: Your guide to driving safely.

  • 50 questions
  • 80% pass mark, 40 of 50
  • $25 fee
  • 16 minimum age

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  • Facts checked October 13, 2026
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Official facts from ICBC

Official exam namePassenger vehicle knowledge test(Class 7L learner's licence)
Run byInsurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC), Driver Licensing official page
Number of questions50
Breakdownroad signs, rules of the road and safe driving behaviours
Pass mark40 of 50 (80%)
Time limit45 minutes
Fee$25 — $15 knowledge test fee + $10 Class 7 photo learner licence$15 knowledge test fee ('each attempt, including retests after learner expires'; seniors 65+ free; same $15 online or in office) + $10 Class 7 photo learner licence. The online test fee must be paid online by Visa, MasterCard or American Express; the $10 licence fee is paid later at a driver licensing office. Retest: $15 again.
Minimum age16
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The British Columbia passenger vehicle knowledge test (Class 7L learner's licence) has 50 questions (road signs, rules of the road and safe driving behaviours); you need 40 of 50 (80%) to pass, in 45 minutes, per ICBC; questions come from the official Learn to Drive Smart: Your guide to driving safely (MV2075, © 2026 ICBC).

Source: Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC), Driver Licensing official pages, checked October 13, 2026.

ID, retakes and booking

ID and documentsIn office: one piece of primary ID and one piece of secondary ID (list in Learn to Drive Smart / icbc.com Accepted ID). Under 19: a signed and witnessed parent/guardian consent form, or the parent/legal guardian comes with you. Vision and medical screening at the office. Online test: email address, a piece of accepted primary ID (the same ID must be brought to the licensing appointment), a Visa/MasterCard/Amex credit card, a desktop or laptop with webcam, and you must be in Canada or the United States.
RetakeIn office: 'If you don't pass your test, you can take it again after one day' (guide: 1 day after 1st, 2nd and 3rd+ failures). Online: 'You can re-take the online knowledge test after 24 hours' after re-registering and paying the $15 fee again.
AttemptsNo attempt cap stated; $15 for each attempt. Online only: anyone disqualified three times 'cannot take it online for six months' (in-office testing still available). The test ends early once the required number of correct answers is reached or the allowed number of wrong answers is exceeded. The learner's licence is valid two years; if it expires the knowledge test must be retaken.
LanguagesICBC web pages (Get your L; online knowledge test): 'English, Arabic, Croatian, French, Farsi, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Punjabi, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese' (12 languages, online and in person). Audio recording available in person and online. Staff may rephrase a question but give no hints.
Road signsCanadian/B.C. road signs as shown in Learn to Drive Smart; about one in five test questions are on road signs (ICBC also offers a separate road signs practice test).
HandbookLearn to Drive Smart: Your guide to driving safely — MV2075 (032026), © 2026 ICBC read the handbook
Facts last checkedOctober 13, 2026

British Columbia road signs test

Canadian/B.C. road signs as shown in Learn to Drive Smart; about one in five test questions are on road signs (ICBC also offers a separate road signs practice test). Practise them in the free British Columbia road signs test or browse the Canada sign library.

British Columbia passenger vehicle knowledge test: common questions

How many questions are on the British Columbia Class 7 test?

The British Columbia passenger vehicle knowledge test has 50 questions (road signs, rules of the road and safe driving behaviours), per ICBC.

What is the pass mark for the British Columbia Class 7 test?

You need 40 of 50 (80%) to pass, per ICBC.

Is the British Columbia Class 7 test hard?

You need 40 of 50 (80%) to pass, so in the official 50-question format you can get at most 10 wrong. The best preparation is to study the official Learn to Drive Smart: Your guide to driving safely (MV2075, © 2026 ICBC) and take practice tests until you pass them comfortably.

How much does the British Columbia Class 7 test cost?

$25 — $15 knowledge test fee + $10 Class 7 photo learner licence, per ICBC.

Is there a free ICBC practice test for 2026?

Yes. This site has 2 free British Columbia passenger vehicle knowledge test practice tests for 2026, each with 50 questions and the official pass mark of 40 of 50 (80%), plus a free road-sign quiz.

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Official handbook

Passenger vehicle knowledge test questions come from the official Learn to Drive Smart: Your guide to driving safely. Read the Learn to Drive Smart: Your guide to driving safely on the official site.

Last updated October 13, 2026. Facts checked against Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC), Driver Licensing official pages. This site is independent and is not run by ICBC.

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