| Question 1 |

| The driver in this lane must turn right | |
| No parking from arrows to corner | |
| Lane usage sign permitting all turns including left | |
| Advance warning of danger |
| Question 2 |

| No trucks | |
| Truck route | |
| Route for large trucks | |
| Permissive sign |
| Question 3 |

| Factory, slow down | |
| Bridge or Viaduct | |
| Bump or uneven pavement on the road ahead. Slow down and keep control of your vehicle | |
| Construction zone |
| Question 4 |

| Pavement narrows ahead | |
| Divided highway ahead | |
| Hidden intersection ahead | |
| You are approaching a one-way street |
| Question 5 |

| Keep to left | |
| Do not pass | |
| Keep to right | |
| Do not enter this road |
| Question 6 |

| Winding road ahead | |
| Exit to the right | |
| Sharp turn guides | |
| Crosswalk ahead |
| Question 7 |

| No left turn permitted | |
| Road slippery when wet | |
| No right turn permitted | |
| Do not turn to go in the opposite direction. (U-turn) |
| Question 8 |

| Bumpy road ahead | |
| Pavement ends, 500 feet ahead | |
| Steep hill ahead. You may need to use a lower gear | |
| Safety check ahead |
| Question 9 |

| You are approaching a traffic island | |
| You must make a right turn only | |
| Do not turn left at the intersection | |
| Hidden intersection ahead |
| Question 10 |

| Merge Ahead | |
| Keep to the right lane except when passing on two-lane sections where climbing or passing lanes are provided | |
| Road turns to the right | |
| Road turns to the left |
| Question 11 |

| Hidden intersection ahead | |
| Winding road ahead | |
| Narrow road ahead | |
| Road slippery when wet |
| Question 12 |

| Bump sign 150 meters | |
| You must come to a complete stop | |
| Stop only if others vehicles are approaching | |
| Stop sign 150 meters |
| Question 13 |

| You are approaching a 4-way intersection | |
| Railway crossing ahead. Be alert for trains | |
| You are approaching a hospital zone | |
| You are approaching a pedestrian crosswalk |
| Question 14 |

| Divided highway ends | |
| Road under construction | |
| The road ahead is split into two separate roads by a median | |
| Narrow bridge ahead |
| Question 15 |

| Yield right-of-way | |
| Dead end street ahead | |
| Stop sign ahead | |
| Slow moving vehicle on road travelling less than 40 km/hr |
| Question 16 |

| Railway crossing ahead | |
| Traffic lights ahead. Slow down | |
| Bump 120 meters ahead | |
| Stop sign 150 meters ahead |
| Question 17 |

| Hidden intersection ahead | |
| Pedestrian crossing ahead | |
| You are approaching steep hill | |
| Right lane ends ahead |
| Question 18 |

| Pass other traffic on the right | |
| Road turns right then left | |
| Keep to the right of the traffic island | |
| Winding road ahead |
| Question 19 |

| Means a traffic circle ahead | |
| Do not enter unless local traffic | |
| Do not enter roadway | |
| Prohibited sign |
| Question 20 |

| School zone watch for children playing | |
| Pedestrian control sign | |
| Provincial park | |
| Destination board |
| Question 21 |

| Road work ahead (Regulatory sign-reduce speed) | |
| Pedestrian control sign | |
| A construction sign replacing flagman on duty | |
| School area ahead |
| Question 22 |

| Speed limit changes ahead | |
| Maximum speed of 50 km/hour from this sign to next sign | |
| End of 50 km per hour zone | |
| Speed limit for rural school zones |
| Question 23 |

| You must give the right-of-way | |
| School area ahead | |
| You have the right-of-way | |
| Railway crossing ahead |
| Question 24 |

| Deer crossing ahead | |
| Pedestrians or vehicles may not enter the roadway | |
| Railroad crossing ahead | |
| This is a pedestrian crossover. Be prepared to stop and yield right-of-way to pedestrians |
| Question 25 |

| Sharp turn or bend in the road in the direction of the arrow | |
| Winding road ahead | |
| Keep to left | |
| Danger, road ends |
| Question 26 |

| Caution school bus crossing | |
| School crosswalk sign | |
| Regulatory sign | |
| X intersection for school vehicles |
| Question 27 |

| School zone sign | |
| Children playing in residential area | |
| Direction sign for children | |
| Playground zone sign |
| Question 28 |

| Bumpy road ahead | |
| No passing ahead | |
| Winding road ahead | |
| Pavement is slippery when wet. Slow down and drive with caution |
| Question 29 |

| Steep hill shift into lower gear | |
| Watch for fallen rock and be prepared to avoid a collision | |
| Road close ahead | |
| Construction zone ahead |
| Question 30 |

| Vehicles approaching from the angle shown, must stop | |
| Need no stop for stop signs in direction of arrows | |
| No entry into intersection | |
| Do not stop in the area between the signs |
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This online Alberta Class 7 learner’s permit practice signs test, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the Alberta Class 7 knowledge test that is required before you can get your driver’s license. This free practice written driving test is a lesson that is essential for getting your Alberta driver’s license at your local licensing office. It is all FREE!
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