Class 4 license Alberta Knowledge Test
2026 Prep Multiple Choice Q&A
1. Is an operator permitted to turn left from a one-way C) only when there
road onto a one-way road at a steady traffic control is a sign permitting the
light? turn at a Red light
A) No, only right turns are permitted at a red light
B) Yes, after reducing speed and yielding to any traffic
or pedestrians
C) Only when there is a sign permitting the turn at a
red light.
D) Yes, after stopping, when it is safe, unless prohibit-
ed by a sign
2. a vehicle exiting a parking lot onto a roadway C) must come to a com-
plete stop
A) is not required to stop
B) must stop only if there is a stop sign
C) Must come to a complete stop
D) Must stop before crossing the sidewalk only if there
are pedestrians present.
3. When approaching an intersection displaying a flash- C)
ing yellow traffic control light the driver:
A) Has the right of way over all other traffic, but must
slow to 30km before entering the intersection
B) Must come to a complete stop and not proceed until
the light stops flashing
, Class 4 license Alberta Knowledge Test
2026 Prep Multiple Choice Q&A
C) May proceed with caution after yielding to pedestri-
ans and other vehivles lawfully within the intersection
D) Must treat the intersection as a four way stop
4. What should a driver do when refusing to carry a A)
difficult passenger?
A) Follow your employers policies or guidline on refus-
ing to transport the passenger.
B) Make a record of your conversation with the pas-
senger in case of litigation or employers administra-
tive review.
C) you are not legally permitted to refuse to carry a
passenger
D) call the police
5. According to the law in Alberta, it is the drivers respon- A)
sibility to ensure all passengers under what age are
properly restrained to the vehicle.
A) 16 years
B) there is no age restriction
C) 18 years
D) 21 years
6. B)
, A drivers fitness to drive is determined by:
A) their employers rules only.
B) medical, emotional, psychological and functional
ability.
C) their functional ability and level of experience.
D. Medical, Emotional and psychological wellbeing
7. When required to stop at an intersection that has no B)
marked stop line or a crosswalk, a driver:
A) is not required to stop if turning right
B) must stop within 3 meters of the intersecting road-
way.
C) is required to slow down to make sure the crossings
traffic is clear
D) Must stop at a point in the intersection where the
driver can see at least 100 meters on either side for
approaching traffic.
8. Which of the following statements is NOT true about D
driver fatigue
A) it can result in slow driver reaction time and de-
creases awareness.
B) Fatigued drivers face a penalty of fine
, C) it is as dangerous as impaired driving
D) wearing sunglasses can reduce the risk of fatigue
9. A driver encountering road rage should do all EXCEPT A
A) Park at a safe place and try to de-escalate the issue
B) slow down or increase your speed safely (within ap-
proved speed limit) to move away from the aggressive
driver
C) Avoid actions that can put you or your passenger at
risk.
D) lock your doors
10. What is a good communication strategy when trans- D)
porting a person with a disability?
A) tell them what you think is the best approach to
transport them based on your experience
B) communicate with their attendent
C) Use a communication approach that seems most
appropriate at that time
D) Never assume you know an individuals needs with-
oud first asking
11. B THIS SIGN INDICATES
A) added lane (free flow)
2026 Prep Multiple Choice Q&A
1. Is an operator permitted to turn left from a one-way C) only when there
road onto a one-way road at a steady traffic control is a sign permitting the
light? turn at a Red light
A) No, only right turns are permitted at a red light
B) Yes, after reducing speed and yielding to any traffic
or pedestrians
C) Only when there is a sign permitting the turn at a
red light.
D) Yes, after stopping, when it is safe, unless prohibit-
ed by a sign
2. a vehicle exiting a parking lot onto a roadway C) must come to a com-
plete stop
A) is not required to stop
B) must stop only if there is a stop sign
C) Must come to a complete stop
D) Must stop before crossing the sidewalk only if there
are pedestrians present.
3. When approaching an intersection displaying a flash- C)
ing yellow traffic control light the driver:
A) Has the right of way over all other traffic, but must
slow to 30km before entering the intersection
B) Must come to a complete stop and not proceed until
the light stops flashing
, Class 4 license Alberta Knowledge Test
2026 Prep Multiple Choice Q&A
C) May proceed with caution after yielding to pedestri-
ans and other vehivles lawfully within the intersection
D) Must treat the intersection as a four way stop
4. What should a driver do when refusing to carry a A)
difficult passenger?
A) Follow your employers policies or guidline on refus-
ing to transport the passenger.
B) Make a record of your conversation with the pas-
senger in case of litigation or employers administra-
tive review.
C) you are not legally permitted to refuse to carry a
passenger
D) call the police
5. According to the law in Alberta, it is the drivers respon- A)
sibility to ensure all passengers under what age are
properly restrained to the vehicle.
A) 16 years
B) there is no age restriction
C) 18 years
D) 21 years
6. B)
, A drivers fitness to drive is determined by:
A) their employers rules only.
B) medical, emotional, psychological and functional
ability.
C) their functional ability and level of experience.
D. Medical, Emotional and psychological wellbeing
7. When required to stop at an intersection that has no B)
marked stop line or a crosswalk, a driver:
A) is not required to stop if turning right
B) must stop within 3 meters of the intersecting road-
way.
C) is required to slow down to make sure the crossings
traffic is clear
D) Must stop at a point in the intersection where the
driver can see at least 100 meters on either side for
approaching traffic.
8. Which of the following statements is NOT true about D
driver fatigue
A) it can result in slow driver reaction time and de-
creases awareness.
B) Fatigued drivers face a penalty of fine
, C) it is as dangerous as impaired driving
D) wearing sunglasses can reduce the risk of fatigue
9. A driver encountering road rage should do all EXCEPT A
A) Park at a safe place and try to de-escalate the issue
B) slow down or increase your speed safely (within ap-
proved speed limit) to move away from the aggressive
driver
C) Avoid actions that can put you or your passenger at
risk.
D) lock your doors
10. What is a good communication strategy when trans- D)
porting a person with a disability?
A) tell them what you think is the best approach to
transport them based on your experience
B) communicate with their attendent
C) Use a communication approach that seems most
appropriate at that time
D) Never assume you know an individuals needs with-
oud first asking
11. B THIS SIGN INDICATES
A) added lane (free flow)
