Class 7 Alberta Road Signs 3

Question 1

What does a brown sign with white symbols or text indicate on Alberta roads?

Accepted Answer

A recreational or cultural point of interest

Answer

Brown signs are used in Alberta to indicate recreational and cultural points of interest such as parks, campgrounds, historic sites, and tourist attractions.

Question 2

What should you do when you see a flashing red beacon above a stop sign at an intersection?

Accepted Answer

Treat it the same as a regular stop sign — come to a complete stop

Answer

A flashing red beacon reinforces the stop sign. You must come to a complete stop and yield to any traffic before proceeding, just as you would at a regular stop sign.

Question 3

What does a sign with two arrows pointing in opposite directions (up and down) on a yellow diamond indicate?

Accepted Answer

Two-way traffic ahead

Answer

This warning sign alerts drivers that the road ahead carries traffic in both directions. It is commonly placed where a divided highway ends and two-way traffic resumes.

Question 4

In Alberta, what does a rectangular black-and-white sign with an arrow showing a 90-degree turn indicate?

Accepted Answer

Sharp turn in the direction of the arrow

Answer

A large black-and-white arrow sign (chevron alignment or turn sign) warns of a sharp turn in the road. Drivers should reduce speed and follow the direction of the arrow.

Question 5

What does a school zone sign look like in Alberta?

Accepted Answer

A fluorescent yellow-green pentagon with children symbols

Answer

Alberta school zone signs are fluorescent yellow-green pentagons showing symbols of children. The distinctive colour and shape make them highly visible to alert drivers to reduce speed.

Alberta Class 7 Practice Test

Alberta Class 7 Practice Test

Class 7 Alberta Road Signs 3