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Road signs on the Class 7 learner's test

How Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors tests road signs on the Class 7 learner's test, and how many of the questions we have written for it are about signs.
No published signs only count for the real test65 sign questions in our bank
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A rural verge lined with three bare posts of different heights, every plate removed, a road running past them into open country.

How signs are scored here

Sign questions on the real test
Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors publishes no signs only count
Not published by the licensing body
Pass mark for the signs section
No published signs section threshold
Not published by the licensing body
Sign questions written here
65

Out of 125 for the Class 7 learner's test

Signs drawn for the site
41

Hand drawn vector, never a photograph of a plate

Government of Alberta, Driver knowledge testverified 2026-09-15

What the licensing body scores

The Class 7 learner's test does not score road signs as a section of their own. Sign questions are mixed in with the rest of the test, counted toward the same overall mark of 25 of 30 correct.

Our simulation ends when you reach 25 correct answers or 6 wrong ones. A sign question counts the same as any other question toward those totals.

65 of the 125 questions written for the Class 7 learner's test are sign questions and 60 are rules of the road. Every sign is an original drawing and every question is original prose with its own citation, never copied from the exam bank itself.

Government of Alberta, Driver knowledge testverified 2026-09-15
A two lane rural road approaching a bend through mixed forest, gravel shoulder and a guardrail on the outside of the curve, an empty sign post standing right of centre.
StopSTOP

Stop

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Yield

Yield

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Slippery when wet

Slippery when wet

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School zone

School zone

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Construction ahead

Construction ahead

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Railway crossbuck

Railway crossbuck

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Practise the signs on their own

Sign after sign, with the meaning explained each time you miss one.

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Alberta signs drill

65 sign questions

The sign half of the bank on its own, with the reason for each answer.
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All 41 signs in our set

Grouped by shape and colour

What each sign means and what you actually do when you meet it.

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Stages, fees and the published format

The rest of what the licensing body publishes, with the record under each figure.
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Source for this page

The scoring facts above come from the record below. The bank counts come straight from the questions written for Alberta on this site, counted when the site is built rather than typed by hand.