CLASS 7 Cheat Sheet 2026

The 30 highest-yield CLASS 7 facts, distilled from real exam questions. Print it, save it as a PDF, or study it here — free, no sign-up.

1. In Alberta, what must you do when a pedestrian is crossing at an intersection with no crosswalk markings? → You must yield to the pedestrian because unmarked crosswalks exist at all intersections
2. In Alberta, what does a solid white line between lanes at an intersection mean? → You should not change lanes — stay in your current lane
3. What are you required to do when you are involved in a collision in Alberta that results in injury or property damage exceeding $2,000? → Report it to police as soon as possible
4. What is the correct way to parallel park your vehicle? → Pull past the space, reverse in at an angle, then straighten
5. Under Alberta's Traffic Safety Act, can a municipality set its own speed limits? → Yes, municipalities can set speed limits on roads within their jurisdiction
6. What does a sign with two arrows pointing in opposite directions (up and down) on a yellow diamond indicate? → Two-way traffic ahead
7. What does an orange diamond-shaped sign indicate in Alberta? → A temporary construction or maintenance zone
8. What does a sign showing a black arrow curving to the right on a yellow diamond background mean? → Curve to the right ahead
9. In Alberta, what happens if you refuse a breathalyzer or drug test requested by police? → You receive the same penalties as if you failed the test
10. What should you do before exiting a highway using a deceleration lane (off-ramp) in Alberta? → Signal your exit, move into the deceleration lane, then slow down
11. What happens to your demerit points for speeding 1–15 km/h over the limit in Alberta? → 2 demerit points
12. Under Alberta law, when can you legally drive in a bus lane? → When making a right turn within the last 50 metres before an intersection
13. In Alberta winter conditions, what is the danger of driving through a large puddle of slush or water? → It can splash onto your windshield and momentarily blind you, or cause hydroplaning
14. What does a sign showing a truck on a steep slope on a yellow diamond background warn about? → Steep hill or grade ahead
15. In Alberta, what should you do if a large truck is following you too closely on the highway? → Move to the right and let them pass when safe
16. In Alberta, what speed must you not exceed when approaching a railway crossing with no signals or gates? → 50 km/h and be prepared to stop
17. In Alberta, what is 'lane splitting' and is it legal for motorcycles on highways? → Riding between lanes of slow or stopped traffic — it is illegal in Alberta
18. In Alberta, what does a 'CHAIN UP AREA' sign on a mountain highway indicate? → An area where vehicles can stop to install tire chains for winter traction
19. What is the speed limit on the QEII Highway (Highway 2) between Edmonton and Red Deer in Alberta? → 110 km/h
20. When following a snowplow on an Alberta highway, what is the safest approach? → Stay well behind the snowplow and do not attempt to pass unless it is safe and legal
21. What does a tab sign reading 'WHEN FLASHING' below a school zone sign mean? → The speed limit applies only when the beacon light is flashing
22. What speed limit applies on an Alberta highway service road running parallel to the highway? → Typically 50–60 km/h as posted
23. Why are bridges and overpasses more dangerous in winter conditions in Alberta? → They freeze before other road surfaces because cold air circulates above and below them
24. When making a left turn from a one-way street onto another one-way street in Alberta, from which lane should you turn? → The far-left lane closest to the left curb
25. In Alberta, what is the minimum safe action when you see a 'ROAD NARROWS' sign on the highway? → Reduce speed, watch for oncoming traffic, and be prepared to share the narrower space
26. When parking on a hill in Alberta, you must always apply the: → Parking brake and leave the transmission in Park (or first gear for manual)
27. In Alberta, what must you do when a traffic light turns yellow? → Stop safely before the intersection unless you are too close to stop safely
28. In Alberta, what should you do if you enter an intersection on a green light but traffic ahead prevents you from clearing the intersection? → Do not enter the intersection until you can clear it completely
29. On Alberta highways, what is the recommended following distance at highway speeds? → At least three to four seconds behind the vehicle ahead
30. In Alberta, why is it important to clear all snow and ice from your vehicle before driving? → Snow and ice can fly off and hit other vehicles, and it obstructs your visibility