Class 6 Free practice

Alberta Class 6 rules of the road practice test

Practise the rules of the road questions on the Alberta Class 6 knowledge test: right of way, speed limits, safe driving, impairment and licensing. Every answer comes with a short explanation.

About the rules test

On the real Alberta Class 6 test, sign and rules questions are mixed in one 30-question test (25 correct to pass). This page lets you practise the rules on their own; the full test on the main page is mixed like the real one.

Sample questions

Tap a question to see the answer and why.

Is it legal to exceed the speed limit while passing another vehicle?
  • No
  • Yes, for up to 10 km/h
  • Yes, if the pass is short
  • Yes, on two-lane highways

No

It is illegal to exceed the speed limit when passing.

Which drivers are beginners when they first learn to ride a motorcycle?
  • Everyone, even experienced drivers of other vehicles
  • Only people under the age of 18
  • Only people who have never driven a car before
  • Only people who have never ridden a bicycle

Everyone, even experienced drivers of other vehicles

Lack of practice with control and handling is a major factor in new riders' collisions.

The safest way to carry cargo on a motorcycle is in:
  • A backpack hung from the handlebars by its straps
  • A bag held in one hand while you ride
  • A box tied on top of the front fender with rope
  • Tank bags or saddle bags made for motorcycles

Tank bags or saddle bags made for motorcycles

Small loads are fine if they are placed and fastened properly.

Before riding, check that the engine cut-off switch:
  • Is taped in the RUN position
  • Starts the engine
  • Stops the engine
  • Turns on the lights

Stops the engine

You may need it in an emergency, such as a stuck throttle.

If you are not in the lane next to a stopped emergency vehicle with lights flashing, you should:
  • Keep your speed; the rule doesn't apply
  • Speed up to clear the area quickly
  • Still reduce speed and leave lots of space
  • Stop until the emergency vehicle leaves

Still reduce speed and leave lots of space

Be watchful of personnel moving around the scene.

How do you check your blind spot before changing lanes?
  • Glance over your shoulder toward the new lane
  • Look in both of your mirrors one more time
  • Slow down and look straight back behind you
  • Turn on your signal and wait for a few seconds

Glance over your shoulder toward the new lane

Do it again just before you move. If it's not safe, start over.

A good riding rainsuit:
  • Fits tightly with no room for other clothes
  • Has short sleeves to keep your arms free
  • Is a light poncho that covers you and the seat
  • Won't balloon or tear apart at highway speeds

Won't balloon or tear apart at highway speeds

It should have long sleeves, pants and room to fit over your riding clothes.

If you're driving behind a large vehicle and can't see both of its side mirrors, you are:
  • About to be passed
  • At a safe distance
  • In its blind spot ahead
  • Too close

Too close

If you can see the driver in the side mirror, the driver can see you.

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