Ad Free Alberta Learner Test - Sharing the Road

A cyclist seated on a bicycle at an intersection waiting for a traffic control signal

Has the same rights and responsibilities as any other vehicle waiting to proceed

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Is treated as a pedestrian

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Is treated as a pedestrian until they start moving

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Has the right-of-way

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A School Bus with red signal lights flashing is stopped ahead of you. What are you required to do under the law when meeting or overtaking the bus?

Sound horn before passing

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Reduce speed and pass with caution

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Wait for opposing vehicles to pass

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Do not pass until the bus proceed or the signal lights are no longer flashing

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Do cyclists observe the same rules as drivers?

Yes, they have the same rights and responsibilities

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No, cyclists always have the right of way

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Only if they wear a helmet

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Only during the day

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How should you pass a cyclist on a road?

Pull out slightly and pass

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Stay in your lane, there's enough room for both

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Do not pass until the cyclist stops

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Pass like you would pass any other vehicle

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If a cyclist is walking beside and pushing a bicycle then

Treat them as a vehicle

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Treat them the same as a motorcyclists

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Treat them like a pedestrian

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Treat them like a cyclist

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Pulling out slightly into another lane to pass a cyclist is considered

Staying in your own lane as long as you are not interfering with other vehicles

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Illegal because you are not allowed to pass cyclists in your lane

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Changing lanes and you should perform a mirror check, shoulder check and signal

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Not necessary because there's room for a car and cyclist to pass

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What does it mean when a pedestrian is using a white cane?

The pedestrian is disabled

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The pedestrian is hearing impaired

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The pedestrian is old

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The pedestrian is visually impaired

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What should you be aware of at a railway crossing?

Do not get trapped on the railway tracks at a railway crossing. Wait on the approach to the crossing and cross only when you are sure you can clear the crossing.

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Never drive around the gates. If the gate is down, or raising or lowering, do not cross the tracks.

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During poor weather or at night, be alert for advance railway warning and railway signs. Drive at a speed that will allow you to be able to stop within the distance clearly lit by your headlights.

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All of the above

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What should you be watching for on the side of the road?

People in wheelchairs moving towards an intersection

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Children playing that may run out to the road

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Visually impaired people with canes or guide dogs

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All of the above

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What should you do if you want to pass a motorcycle?

Pass on the right of the motorcycle

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Pass only if there is another lane between you and the motorcycle

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Use half of their lane to pass

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Pass just as you would with another car

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What should you do when passing a large vehicle

Ensure you have enough space and don't stay at the vehicle's blind spot

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Go as fast as possible to pass the vehicle

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Only pass on the left

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Only pass on the right

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What should you look for when approaching a railway crossing

Look for flashing lights, gates or a sign alerting you of an oncoming train

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Advance warning signs that tell you to reduce speed because you may need to stop for a train.

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Pavement markings such as an X or a stop line.

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All of the above

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When a pedestrian has entered a marked or unmarked crosswalk, you must

Honk to let them know you're approaching

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Go around the pedestrian

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Try to signal to the pedestrian and agree on who should go first

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Yield the right-of-way

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Why is it a bad idea to follow bicycle riders too closely?

Bicycles can fall down at any time

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Bicycles do not have brake lights to warn you when they are stopping

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Your vehicle goes significantly faster than a bicycle so you may clip them

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There's nothing wrong with following bicycles too closely

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Why should you leave extra space when following a motorcycle?

Motorcycles changes lanes very quickly

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It's hard to spot a motorcycle

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Motorcycles can stop very quickly

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Motorcycles can fall at anytime

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Ad Free Alberta Learner Test – Sharing the Road

This is the complete Alberta Learner (Class 7) test with questions related to the Sharing the Road section of the handbook. The questions are based on the Alberta Driver’s Guide to operation, safety and licensing.

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