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Guides available (continued)

The information in these guides explains best practices for driving a vehicle, but cannot cover all circumstances. You must use judgement and a safety-first attitude to make decisions in real on-road situations.

These guides interpret the laws that govern the movement of vehicles and people on Alberta roadways. They are guides only and have no legal authority. The laws that apply to driving a vehicle can be found in the Traffic Safety Act and its related regulations, available at kings-printer.alberta.ca and:

King’s Printer Bookstore Suite 700, Park Plaza 10611–98 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2P7

Tel: 780–427–4952 · Fax: 780–452–0668

For toll free service anywhere in Alberta, call 310–0000, then the number.

For more driver and vehicle information

Knowledge tests are conducted at registry agent offices. Road tests must be conducted only by persons designated by the Government of Alberta as driver examiners. Road tests can be scheduled in-person at a registry agent office or online through the government online scheduling system.

To access information on testing services, driver licensing, and registering vehicles:

  • visit www.alberta.ca/drivers-road-test.aspx
  • visit www.alberta.ca/lookup/find-a-registry-agent.aspx
  • visit the Association of Alberta Registries at www.e-registry.ca
  • call Service Alberta at 780-427-7013

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Reproduced from the Driver's Guide: cars and light trucks (Spring 2026), Government of Alberta.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Alberta. Class 7 Practice is an independent study tool, not affiliated with the Government of Alberta.

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