Chapter 7-4: Traffic laws

The Alberta driver’s knowledge test includes a vital section on traffic laws. This section assesses a candidate’s understanding of the rules that govern the roads, including speed limits, right-of-way, traffic signs, and signals.

Alberta Driving Test - Chapter 7-4: Traffic laws

1 / 10

At night, what must be attached to a load that extends 1.5 metres (five feet) or more beyond the rear of the vehicle?

No special marking is needed

A reflective yellow strip

A red light at the end of the extension or load

A white flashing light

2 / 10

During daylight, what must be attached to a load that extends 1.5 metres (five feet) or more beyond the rear of the vehicle?

No marking is required in daylight

A reflective triangle only

A red flag at least 30 cm (one foot) long on each side of the square

A white flag visible from 60 metres

3 / 10

When is it illegal to use your vehicle to tow someone?

Only when traffic is heavy

Only on highways

Only at night

Anytime you are towing a person (e.g., on skis, a toboggan, motorcycle, or bicycle)

4 / 10

In a residential area, when must you not operate a vehicle in a way that disturbs residents?

At any time on weekends

Between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.

Between midnight and 6 a.m.

Between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m.

5 / 10

When must you have an outside rear view mirror on each side of the vehicle?

Only when towing a trailer

When driving at night

When the view from your inside rear view mirror is blocked

When driving on a highway

6 / 10

Who is prohibited from operating a tractor or self-propelled farm equipment on a highway?

Anyone who has held a licence for less than one year

People under the age of 14

Anyone without a full driver’s licence

People under the age of 16

7 / 10

What is the rule about allowing people to ride on the outside of your vehicle?

It is allowed only on private property

It is allowed if you drive slowly

It is allowed if the person is over 18 years old

You must not allow anyone to ride on the outside, including in the open box of a pickup truck

8 / 10

When is it illegal to operate your vehicle using two lanes on a highway?

It is illegal except when using a single lane is impractical

It is legal only at night

It is always legal

It is legal only when passing another vehicle

9 / 10

What can happen if you drive without care and attention or without reasonable consideration for others using the road?

You will automatically lose your licence

You will only receive a warning

You will only pay a parking fine

You could be found guilty of careless driving

10 / 10

What is the rule about people riding in a trailer while it is being towed?

It is allowed if the trailer has seats

It is allowed in rural areas only

It is allowed at low speeds only

It is against the law to let a person ride in a trailer being towed

Your score is

Drivers are tested on their knowledge of stopping and yielding procedures, lane usage, and laws regarding school zones, construction zones, and pedestrian crossings. Mastery of these laws is essential for safe driving and for avoiding fines or collisions. By thoroughly understanding traffic laws, drivers contribute to smoother traffic flow and safer roads, making this section a cornerstone of Alberta’s licensing process and overall road safety.

Taking your time with the Alberta Learners Practice Test questions is crucial! Dive deeply into each question and grasp not only the correct answers but also the reasons behind them. Regular practice is essential for mastering the material. Keep at it until you can explain everything from memory, without referring to your notes! This method will solidify your understanding of the subject. You can do this!