Checked against Government of Alberta on 2026-08-28
60 questions written here, every one with its citation

Alberta commercial knowledge test for Class 1, 2 and 3

Commercial knowledge test at a glance

Question count: 30
Pass mark: 25 of 30 correct
Fee: Set by the registry agent you book with. Alberta publishes a maximum rather than one provincial price.
Retake fee: Not stated in the record we hold
Minimum age: Not stated in the record we hold
Where it is taken: At a licensing office or testing centre

Government of Alberta, Driver knowledge testverified 2026-08-28

The format above is the one Government of Alberta sets, and it is on the page before anything else, because the numbers are what you plan around. Every row carries the record it was read from and the date it was checked.

Thirty multiple choice questions, and 25 correct to pass, the same shape as every other Alberta knowledge test.
One test covers Class 1, Class 2 and Class 3.
It is not split into parts that pass on their own.
You can sit it once a day, and you pay for it every time.
The air brake Q endorsement is a knowledge test of its own in Alberta.

60 questions written for the Commercial knowledge test, each with the authority it rests on
Free to sit, with no account and nothing held back until you pay
Every run free, with the whole bank open and no part held back

Start the practice run See what it covers

The real test is 30 questions. Nothing here is timed unless the real exam is timed, and nothing is held back except the answers the real exam holds back too.

What the questions cover

Every Alberta question sits under one subject, and the number beside it is how many we hold. The reading column goes to the lesson behind the subject.

Subject	Questions	Reading
Road signs	20	The lesson behind it
Documents, fines and demerit points	6	The lesson behind it
Speed and following distance	5	The lesson behind it
Emergencies and breakdowns	5	The lesson behind it
Intersections and turns	4	The lesson behind it
Parking and stopping	4	The lesson behind it
Sharing the road	4	The lesson behind it
Passing and lanes	3	The lesson behind it
Impaired and distracted driving	3	The lesson behind it
Right of way	2	The lesson behind it
Licensing and the graduated system	2	The lesson behind it
Weather and night driving	2	The lesson behind it

One question from the bank, in full

The question, the answer marked, the reason it is the answer, and the authority it rests on. Nothing is held back on this page and nothing is held back in a run.

AlbertaRules of the road

You are joining a divided highway from an on ramp with a loaded trailer, and the traffic in the right lane is moving at highway speed.

Stop at the end of the ramp and wait for a gap you can pull out into
Build what speed you can on the ramp and pick a gap far bigger than a car would need, because you accelerate slowly
Move out as soon as you reach the end of the ramp, since the traffic on the highway has to let you in
Drive along the shoulder past the merge until a gap appears

The answer is B

The traffic already on the highway has the right of way, so joining it is your problem to solve rather than theirs. A loaded vehicle takes far longer to reach highway speed than a car, which means the gap you need is longer than the one that looks about right from the driving seat. Stopping at the end of the ramp is worse again, because you then start the whole acceleration from nothing with traffic arriving behind you.

Alberta Driver's Guide (Government of Alberta)

How the Commercial knowledge test passes

The real test is 30 questions.

You pass with 25 correct answers out of 30.

Fees and rules change, so check the record itself before you pay for anything. The date beside each figure is the day we last read it.

The whole testYou need 25 of 30 correct

Pass mark

Government of Alberta, Driver knowledge testverified 2026-08-28

Reading for the Commercial knowledge test

The lessons carry the rule, the guides carry the longer answer, and both end with the note that changes the answer in Alberta.

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The 11 study lessons

Written for Alberta

Each lesson ends with the Alberta note that changes the answer, so the reading matches the exam you are sitting.

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What is on the Class 7 knowledge test, and how the early exit works

Alberta

What the Alberta Class 7 kiosk asks, why the sitting can end before the last question, and what that design means for the way you should work through it.

All Alberta tests and stages

Questions people ask about this test

Does the Alberta knowledge test end early?

It does, in both directions. Reach 25 correct answers and the kiosk stops there and passes you. Reach 6 wrong answers and it stops there and fails you. Either way you may never see all 30 questions.

Government of Alberta published Class 7 licensing and knowledge test informationverified 2026-08-27

What does the Class 7 knowledge test cost?

About $17. Registry agents are private businesses and set their own service charge, so the exact amount moves a little from one office to the next.

Government of Alberta published Class 7 licensing and knowledge test informationverified 2026-08-27

How old do you have to be to start driving in Alberta?

Fourteen. That is the earliest start of any province or territory in Canada, and it is the age at which you can sit the Class 7 knowledge test.

Government of Alberta published Class 7 licensing and knowledge test informationverified 2026-08-27

Where do the Alberta practice questions here come from?

Alberta publishes its Driver's Guide under an open licence that allows commercial reuse with attribution, so our Alberta questions are written from the current edition of the guide and cite it directly.

Alberta Driver's Guide to Operation, Safety and Licensing, open.alberta.ca, May 2026 editionverified 2026-08-27

Sources for this page

Each record below is where a number on this page comes from, with the date it was last checked against it.

Government of Alberta, Driver knowledge test
Verified 2026-08-28
Government of Alberta published Class 7 licensing and knowledge test information
Verified 2026-08-27
Alberta Driver's Guide to Operation, Safety and Licensing, open.alberta.ca, May 2026 edition
Verified 2026-08-27
Published under the Open Government Licence for Alberta, which permits commercial reuse with attribution.