Alberta road signs practice test

About the road signs test

• 30 questionsIn each signs practice test
• 25 to pass83% pass mark
• 139 questionsIn the practice bank, no repeats until you've seen them all
• 91 signsDrawn and explained below

On the real Alberta test, sign and rules questions are mixed in one 30-question test (25 correct to pass). This page lets you practise the signs 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.

All 91 signs in the Alberta bank

Every sign drawing used in the practice questions, with what it means. Drawings are simplified; always check the official handbook.

• Stop completely, and go only when it is safe
• Traffic not facing the sign, and pedestrians waiting or crossing
• A school area; children may be walking or crossing, so use caution
• Warns of a hazard shown on the sign
• Gives construction area information
• A railway crossing ahead
• 40 km/h
• Do not enter
• No left turn
• No U-turn
• The action shown is not permitted
• The road curves to the right
• A stop sign is ahead
• Traffic control signals ahead
• Traffic from another road will merge
• Do not enter or remain in that lane
• You may travel in that lane
• Gives information such as the distance to a destination
• A place for fuel, food, lodging or assistance
• Gives a rule you must obey
• The recommended maximum speed through the curve in ideal conditions
• Proceed only in the direction of the arrow
• Two-way traffic
• A divider is ahead; keep right
• Passing is permitted
• Do not pass
• Trucks are not allowed
• Trucks are permitted on this road
• Vehicles carrying dangerous goods are permitted
• No dangerous goods
• The action shown is permitted
• Vehicles in this lane must turn left
• Vehicles in this lane must turn right
• Go straight only
• Go straight or turn right
• Reserved for certain vehicles, such as buses or taxis
• No right turn
• A divided highway begins
• A divided highway ends
• Slippery when wet
• A bump ahead
• A hill ahead
• Railway tracks cross the road at the angle shown
• The road narrows on both sides
• The right lane ends ahead
• A winding road ahead
• A reverse curve: the road bends one way, then the other
• A sharp turn to the right
• Another road crosses ahead
• A T intersection ahead
• Traffic joining the road gets its own lane
• The bridge ices before the road does
• A playground area; children may be near, so use caution
• A pedestrian crossing
• A school bus stop ahead
• Show a sharp bend in the road
• The side on which you may safely pass
• Overhead clearance is limited to the height shown
• A flag person is ahead
• A survey crew is ahead
• People are working ahead
• The same as a single red light
• Proceed with caution after yielding to pedestrians and vehicles
• You may go through or turn either way; opposing traffic faces red
• Proceed without stopping only in the direction of the arrow
• Continue and clear the crosswalk
• A school zone
• A hospital
• Animal crossing (deer)
• Motorized snow vehicles crossing
• A narrow bridge
• Pavement ends
• Trucks entering from the right
• Fuel is available
• Food is available
• Accommodation is available
• A trailer campground
• Keep your lane position during and after the turn
• Both lanes may turn right; stay in your lane
• The hours and days when the lane is reserved
• The lane is too narrow for side-by-side driving
• Turning vehicles must yield to cyclists
• Prepare to stop; the light ahead is red or about to change
• How much time remains before the light changes
• Slow to 30 km/h or less and yield or stop for pedestrians
• Bicycle route marker
• Bicycles are not allowed
• Pedestrians are not allowed
• Falling rock
• A roundabout ahead
• A detour ahead

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