Alberta Class 7 Test (Canadian Learner Driver Knowledge Tests) study plan

Alberta Class 7 Test · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Alberta traffic laws

Map the Alberta Class 7 test structure and scoring so you can state the pass mark and section breakdown from memory
Read the Alberta driver's guide sections on licensing, GDL stages, and demerit points, then write a one-page summary in your own words
Define 15 core traffic-law terms (e.g., demerit points, suspension, GDL) and quiz yourself until you get 15/15
List the top 10 right-of-way and intersection rules and recite them aloud without notes

A one-page handwritten summary of GDL stages, demerit thresholds, and licensing rules scored 15/15 on a self-made term quiz

Week 2

Memorize speed limits for urban, rural, school, playground, and construction zones and state each from memory
Explain the rules for stopping for school buses, emergency vehicles, and railway crossings
Describe the penalties and demerit points attached to at least 10 common offences
Identify which documents and insurance are legally required when driving

A completed 25-question self-written quiz on speed limits, penalties, and required documents with 90% or better

Week 3

Apply right-of-way rules to 10 written intersection scenarios and justify each answer
Explain how demerit points accumulate and when a suspension is triggered
Describe the legal rules for seat belts, child restraints, and passenger limits
Summarize the rules for passing, lane changes, and turning at intersections

A written answer key for 10 intersection scenarios, each with the governing rule cited in your own words

Week 4

Describe the three-second following-distance rule and when to increase it
Explain how to handle a skid, hydroplaning, and black ice in step-by-step written form
List the adjustments required for driving in rain, snow, fog, and at night
Identify the hazards of driving near large trucks, motorcycles, and cyclists

A one-page hazard-response sheet covering skids, hydroplaning, ice, and poor-visibility conditions, checked against your notes

Week 5

Explain the effects of alcohol, cannabis, fatigue, and distraction on driving and state the legal limits
Describe the steps for a safe lane change, merge, and highway entry
Outline the procedure for responding to an emergency vehicle and for a vehicle breakdown
Identify the rules for sharing the road with pedestrians and cyclists

A 20-question self-made quiz on impairment, distraction, and sharing the road, scored at 90% or better

Week 6

Complete 100 mixed practice questions and log every wrong answer with the correct rule
Re-study the five weakest topics identified in your error log
Explain the GDL exit requirements and the conditions of a Class 7 learner stage
Recite the rules for parking, stopping, and U-turns in prohibited locations

An error log of at least 100 practice questions with a corrected explanation for every miss

Week 7

Re-test every topic in your error log until you score 100% on those items
Complete two full-length timed mock tests under exam conditions
Review any mock-test question you answered incorrectly and write the correct rule
Practice reading each question carefully to avoid misreading negatives and qualifiers

Two timed mock tests completed with scores of 85% or higher and a fully corrected review sheet

Week 8

A final mock test score of 90% or higher plus a signed-off error log showing zero unresolved items

Week 2: Score 90% or better on the self-made traffic-law quiz covering speed limits, penalties, and required documents

Week 4: Explain the three-second rule, skid recovery, and winter-driving adjustments without notes

Week 6: Complete 100 mixed practice questions and show an error log with a corrected explanation for every miss

Week 7: Score 85% or higher on two full-length timed mock tests

Week 8: Score 90% or higher on a final timed mock test with zero unresolved error-log items