LINKS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND TO STUDY FOR KNOWLEDGE TES

The information in these guides explains best practices for driving a vehicle, but cannot cover all circumstances. You must use judgment and a safety-first attitude to make decisions in real on-road situations. These guides interpret the laws that govern the movement of vehicles and people on Alberta roadways. They are guides only and have no legal authority. The laws that apply to driving a vehicle can be found in the Traffic Safety Act and its related regulations.

This guide provides information about driving commercial vehicles. It is used with A Driver’s Guide to Operation, Safety and Licensing. Both of these guides should be used when preparing for the knowledge test and when learning to operate a tractor-trailer unit, large truck, ambulance, taxi, bus or school bus, as well as when handling dangerous goods.

Effective April 1, 2025, the Class 1 Learning Pathway will replace the Class 1 Mandatory Entry Level Training (MELT) program. 

Try out some free practice tests that you can undertake on this website.

In order to successfully prepare, consider utilizing these exams and official Alberta Commercial Driver’s Guide to your advantage. The more knowledge you can attain, the better it will be for you once you decide to make your way into the Alberta Registry Agent offices to take the commercial operator’s licence written knowledge test.

Website regarding current events, opinions, and a variety of articles to keep you up to date in the trucking industry.  

This site provides career loans to residents of Alberta or Saskatchewan.  They support newcomers and immigrants with loans.  Students can click on the link to learn more about their eligibility requirements.  

 50 Tips for Truck Drivers guide 

Road rage is a concern that impacts drivers of all backgrounds and it can lead to grave, and sometimes fatal, accidents. Factors such as chronic stress, frustration, anger management issues, and personal mental health struggles can contribute to aggressive behaviors on the road. Promoting awareness and education about these issues is essential for cultivating a more responsible and empathetic approach to driving, ultimately contributing to a safer and more pleasant commuting experience for everyone. Check out this new guide we made explaining road rage and how drivers can avoid these dangerous encounters:

 The truck driver lifestyle comes with many challenges to one's physical, mental, and emotional well-being. We have put together a guide were we explore how to stay healthy as a truck driver. It includes information about nutrition, mental well-being and how to avoid common unhealthy habits to take care of yourself, and more. Check it out: