Alberta Class 7 License Practice Test

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Prepare for the Alberta Class 7 License Test with interactive quizzes and detailed explanations. Master road signs, rules, and driving regulations. Set yourself up for success and ace your exam!

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The holder of a Class 6 operator's license may operate which of the following vehicles?

A motorcycle
A passenger car
A commercial truck
A school bus

The correct answer is: A motorcycle

The holder of a Class 6 operator's license is specifically authorized to operate motorcycles. This type of license is designed for individuals who wish to ride motorbikes, ensuring that they have received the required training and have demonstrated the necessary skills to operate such vehicles safely. In contrast, options such as a passenger car, commercial truck, and school bus fall under different classifications of licenses. A passenger car typically requires a Class 5 license, which covers regular passenger vehicles. To operate a commercial truck, a Class 1 or Class 3 license would be necessary, as these categorize larger freight vehicles. For a school bus, a specialized license that includes additional training and permits is needed, usually requiring a Class 2 license. Therefore, the Class 6 license is specifically tailored for motorcycle operation.