Alberta Class7 Rules5

AB-Rules-05

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Question 1

The holder of a Class 7 operators licence may operate:

	a moped
	a motorcycle (for learning) if the holder of the licence is 16 years of age or older
	a vehicle or combination of vehicles that the holder of a Class 5 operators licence may operate as a learner
	all of the available selections

Question 2

Speed limits indicate:

	the speed you should travel
	the required speed, regardless of road conditions
	a best practice for experienced drivers
	the maximum speed permitted if conditions are favourable

Question 3

U-turns are not permitted in urban areas in the following situations:.

	at an intersection controlled by a traffic-control signal (traffic lights)
	where a sign prohibits making a U-turn
	on a roadway between intersections
	all of the available selections

Question 4

Which three factors go into determining how long it takes to stop? (Choose 3)

	Tire Conditions
	Reaction time
	Perception Time
	Braking Time

Question 5

When you planning to leave the highway and you miss your exit:

	cross the median to turn around
	stop and back up on the highway
	make a U-turn and try again
	continue to the next exit and make plans to return to your route

Question 6

The holder of a Class 5 operator's licence may operate:

	a motor vehicle with a seating capacity of more than 15 while that vehicle is transporting any person other than the driver
	a two-axle single motor vehicle
	a motorcycle
	a motor vehicle transporting passengers for hire

Question 7

If a death or injury occurs as a result of an impaired offence, the minimum licence suspension will be even for a first offender:

	9 Months
	12 Months
	60 Months
	36 Months

Question 8

When you see a yellow flashing pedestrian activated traffic light, slow down to:

	60 km/h
	40 km/h
	50 km/h
	30 km/h

Question 9

The air brake endorsement is the

	"H" endorsement
	"Q" endorsement
	"K" endorsement
	"A" endorsement

Question 10

A person who applies for, or renew a class 1, 2 or 4 operator's licence must also submit a complete medical report. This is required

	every five years to age 45
	every year after age 65
	every two years from age 45 to 65
	all of the available selections

Question 11

Anyone found guilty of driving with a blood alcohol level over .08/80 mg for the first time will be disqualified from driving and their licence will be suspended for:

	48 month/s from the date of the finding of the guilt
	6 month/s from the date of the finding of the guilt
	36 month/s from the date of the finding of the guilt
	12 month/s from the date of the finding of the guilt

Question 12

When driving, fatigue can be deadly. Fatigue can be caused by: (Choose 3)

	driving too fast
	sickness
	lack of sleep or rest
	driving for long periods of time

Question 13

Large trucks require:

	More time and space for starting, stopping, and turning
	Wider lanes
	More time for stopping only
	More space for turning only

Question 14

If you are in a funeral procession, you may follow through an intersection controlled by a stop sign or a red signal without stopping. You must have your headlights on, and may only proceed:

	all of the available selections
	if you are not the lead vehicle
	if you are following immediately behind the vehicle ahead
	if it is safe to do so

Question 15

When you enter a right-hand curve

	steer slightly towards the left side of the road
	adjust your speed and shift to a lower gear
	steer slightly towards the centre of the road
	steer slightly towards the right side of the road

Question 16

Never use the cruise control feature: (Choose 3)

	On winding roads
	Under ideal highway driving conditions
	In urban traffic
	On wet, slippery, snowy or icy surfaces

Question 17

When visibility becomes so poor that it is no longer safe to continue driving: (Choose 3)

	Slow down and move your vehicle well off the road to a safe location
	Continue to drive at the same speed
	Do not attempt to drive until conditions improve
	Turn on your four-way flashers

Question 18

Anyone found guilty of driving with a blood alcohol level over .08/80 mg who has two or more prior alcohol offences in the last 10 years, is disqualified from holding an operator's licence for:

	18 month/s from the date of the finding of the guilt
	12 month/s from the date of the finding of the guilt
	60 month/s from the date of the finding of the guilt
	6 month/s from the date of the finding of the guilt

Question 19

On multi-lane highways, slow-moving traffic should travel:

	In the traffic lane to the far left
	Does not matter
	In the centre lane
	In the traffic lane to the far right unless the left lane is required to make a left hand turn

Question 20

When an emergency vehicle (ambulance, fire or police) is approaching you from any direction and is sounding a siren, you must yield the right-of-way by: (Choose 3)

	drive as closely as possible to the right curb or edge of the two-way roadway
	immediately moving clear of any intersection
	stop until the emergency vehicle has passed and check that no other emergency vehicles are approaching
	speed up

Question 21

Tourists or visitors from other countries are permitted to use their valid operators licence for a period of:

	6 months
	12 months
	9 months
	3 months

Question 22

When moving from one lane to another, you must: (Choose 3)

	check for traffic by using your rear-view mirror and outside mirrors
	make sure changing the lane is allowed
	check your blind spot and turn on the proper turn signal
	sound horn

Question 23

The holder of a Class 4 operators licence may operate:

	an ambulance or taxi
	a bus that has a seating capacity of not more than 24, excluding the operator
	all motor vehicles under classes 1, 2, 3 and 6 for learning only
	any or all of the other answers mentioned

Question 24

In a traffic circle:

	The vehicle on the right must yield to the vehicle on the left
	The vehicle on the left must yield to the vehicle on the right
	No one yields
	All must yield

Question 25

To obtain a Learner's licence you must: (Choose 3)

	have valid identification
	be 14 years of age or older
	pass road test
	pass a vision screening and a knowledge test on the rules of the road

Question 26

The vehicle for your road test must be in acceptable working condition and must have:

	heater
	spare tire
	rear seats
	signal lights

Question 27

If your headlights fail: (Choose 3)

	turn the headlight switch on and off
	slow down and pull off the road in a safe place
	sound horn
	if the headlights are still not on, turn on your hazard lights

Question 28

Who is responsible to ensure that all passengers under the age of 16 years are properly restrained in the vehicle?

	driver
	neither
	passenger
	both

Question 29

To apply for a photo identification card you must: (Choose 3)

	provide acceptable identification
	pass road test
	be an Alberta resident
	have written consent from a parent or guardian if you are under 18 years of age

Question 30

When approaching the end of the passing lane, drivers in the right hand lane must?

	merge safely with other traffic to the left moving in the same direction
	speed up and the merge
	slow down and merge
	stop for two seconds

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