🇨🇦 Canada — Driving Knowledge Practice Test 2026
Practice for the knowledge test (G1/Class 7) with 80 free multiple-choice questions. Instant feedback, clear explanations, and the real pass mark of 80%.
Canada Driving Knowledge Practice Test
Practice by topic
Drill one subject at a time before taking the full test:
Practice by province
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How the knowledge test (G1/Class 7) works in Canada
Each province runs its own knowledge test — G1 in Ontario, Class 7 in Alberta and BC, and similar names elsewhere. Tests are typically 40–50 questions split between road rules and signs, with a pass mark around 80%, and start your graduated licensing journey.
Tips from test-takers
- Download your province's official driver's guide — questions come straight from it.
- Expect winter-driving questions: black ice, skid control, and stopping distances in snow.
- Know your graduated licensing conditions (zero alcohol, passenger limits) — they're tested too.
Frequently asked questions
How many questions are on the real knowledge test (G1/Class 7)?
Question counts vary, but the pass mark is around 80%. Our practice test uses 80 questions in the same multiple-choice style, with the real pass mark applied to your score.
Is this Canada practice test free?
Yes — every practice test on PassMyTheory is completely free, with instant feedback and explanations for every question.
Are these the official Canada exam questions?
No. These are original educational questions written around Canada's road rules. They teach the same rules the official exam tests. Do a final review with the official handbook from your provincial licensing office before your test.
PassMyTheory provides original practice questions for education. We are not affiliated with your provincial licensing office or any government body. Rules change — confirm current regulations in the official handbook before your exam.