Driver Guides
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Becoming a Driver
The Driver's Guide provides information on how to obtain a learner's license or driver's license for passenger vehicles, small trucks, vans and recreational vehicles.
Driver's Guide to Operation, Safety and Licensing (Web version)
Driver's Guide to Operation, Safety and Licensing (pdf 9.15 MB)
Practice Class 7 Test One
Practice Class 7 Test Two
Geared to Go: A Workbook for Coaching New Drivers (pdf 1.99 MB)
Driver knowledge test available in ten languages (pdf 37.89 KB)
Retailers for the Driver’s Guide in Selected Languages (pdf 74.12 KB)
Translators for Driver Licence Knowledge Tests
Effective April 18, 2011, all Translators providing these services will be required to present a Translator Identification Number (TIN) as approved by Alberta Transportation.
In order to obtain a TIN, a completed application form must be submitted to Alberta Transportation directly or via fax # 780-427-0833, e-mail at trans.driver.prog@gov.ab.ca or through any registry agent location. The Translator Application form is available at any Registry Agency, and on the Alberta Transportation’s website below.
Please note that the application requires an Operator’s Licence number for personal identification and proof of accreditation with a registry agent or an approved translation organization. The list of approved organizations is listed below.
List of Approved Translator Agencies (pdf 25.6 KB)
Translator Application (pdf 66.0 KB)
Becoming a Rider
Provides additional information on how to obtain a motorcycle operator's license and is used as a supplement to the Driver's Guide.
Rider's Guide to Operation, Safety and Licensing (Web version)
Rider's Guide to Operation, Safety and Licensing (pdf 3.09 MB)
New Motorcycle Test (pdf 743K)
New Motorcycle Test Information Handout (pdf 1.7 MB)
Owning and Operating a Power Bicycle or Moped in Alberta (pdf 63 KB)
Owning and Operating a Small Vehicle in Alberta (pdf 1.0 MB)
Safety for Cyclists and Motorists
Information on safety for cyclists and motorists on where to ride and share the road. Click on the link below.
City of Edmonton One Road
Becoming a Commercial Driver
Provides additional information on driving as a profession, such as driving large trucks, tractor-trailers, taxis, emergency vehicles and buses and is used as a supplement to the Driver's Guide.
Commercial Driver's Guide to Operation, Safety and Licensing (Web version)
Commercial Driver's Guide to Operation, Safety and Licensing (pdf 5.93 MB)





