The Alberta learners permit test length is a no time limit.
The Alberta learners permit test length is a no time limit. The permit test question count is always 30 questions.
| Test Detail | Fact |
|---|---|
| Total questions | 30 |
| Pass score | 25 correct (83%) |
| Format | Multiple choice, computer |
| Fee per attempt | $17 |
| Retake rule | Once per day; after a failure, return on another day |
| Language options | 25 languages |
| Component | Detail |
|---|---|
| Permit Test Number of Questions | 30 |
| learner's licence Exam Questions Type | Multiple-choice only |
| Learners Permit Test Length | No time limit |
| Question Source | Alberta Driver's Guide (Cars & Light Trucks) |
Questions are drawn from key categories in the official guide. The test uses a random selection from a fixed question bank. Question Categories: Traffic signs, driving laws, safe driving practices, and road awareness. Selection Method: Questions are randomly generated for each applicant from a larger database. Every test has the same total number of questions. Test Version: The format and passing standard are fixed, but each applicant receives a randomly generated question set.
| Fixed for Every Class 7 Test | Varies by Attempt |
|---|---|
| 30 multiple-choice questions, 25 correct to pass, computer delivery, no time limit | The specific questions and their order are randomly generated from the question pool |
No. The test format and passing standard are fixed, but the Class 7 question set is randomly generated from the test pool for each attempt.
Yes. Questions may be skipped. If you reach 25 correct answers, you have reached the passing mark and the computer can end the test before you return to every skipped question.
Yes. The standard Class 7 knowledge test has 30 multiple-choice questions.
The Class 7 knowledge test is taken in person at an Alberta registry agent. Registry hours, walk-in or appointment practices, and final test-intake times vary by location, so confirm them before travelling. For document requirements, use the eligibility and documents guide; for registry timing, use the appointments guide.
Common failures relate to documentation, timing, and preparation.
Use the 5-minute system timeout rule to your advantage.
If you need a break, raise your hand and ask the registry agent to pause your test officially instead of walking away, which triggers an auto-fail.
Study the 2025 guide updates on specific fines, like distracted driving penalties.
Relying on outdated practice material is a common cause of missing the 5 allowed errors.
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