How this practice works
Prepare with 500 driving knowledge questions in English, Chinese or French. Practise for free, read explanations and revisit mistakes without creating an account.
- Practise in independent 30-question rounds. Each next round keeps your chosen scope and prioritizes weaker modules and less-practised questions. If fewer than 30 questions are available, practise them all.
- Save favorites or choose new, wrong and review questions. Free practice offers unlimited questions by module. A previously missed question leaves the wrong-question pool only above 80% accuracy with the latest 3 answers correct.
- See feedback after each answer, review weak topics and track your cumulative progress. The practice format is a learning tool, not a simulation of the official exam.
Driving topics you can review
- Licensing and driver responsibilities
- Traffic controls, signs, signals and road markings
- Intersections and right-of-way
- Speed, space, lanes and passing
- Parking and stopping
- Sharing the road
- Adverse conditions, emergencies and collisions
- Fitness, impairment, distraction and penalties
Sample questions and explanations
Unless otherwise posted, what is the basic speed limit outside a city, town or village on a primary highway?
Answer: 100 km/h
The default speed limit on primary highways outside municipalities in Alberta is 100 km/h unless a different limit is posted.
When backing a passenger vehicle to the left, a driver should:
Answer: Look over the left shoulder with brief glances ahead
When backing to the left, look over your left shoulder with occasional glances to the front.
When facing a green right-turn arrow alongside a red light, a driver:
Answer: May proceed in the direction of the arrow when safe
A green arrow with a red light means you may proceed only in the direction of the arrow when safe.
Where are my practice records saved?
Your answers and history stay in this browser using IndexedDB. There is no account or automatic device sync. Export a JSON backup before clearing browser data or moving to another device, then import it to restore your progress.
Independent study resource
AB Driver Exam is an independent practice project, not an Alberta government service. Questions and translations are study aids and are not official exam questions. Check current rules and licensing requirements in the Alberta government's driver guides.