A class 7 driver can do just about anything a class 5 driver can do, as long as there is a properly licensed class 5 holder supervising.
There are a few limitations that we have discussed on this site.
What about using hand signals?
Can a class 7 driver use hand signals driving in Alberta?
Anyone driving in Alberta, including class 7 learners can use hand signals as needed. Your class of license is irrelevant.
This is a good technique to communicate your intentions to other drivers, especially when your turn signals are not functioning correctly.
How to Properly Hand Signal when Driving
Drivers should follow these guidelines for using hand signals:
- Extend the left arm straight out for a left turn.
- Extend the left arm out and upward at a 90-degree angle for a right turn.
- Extend the left arm out and downward for a stop or slow down.
- Hand signals should be clear, easily visible, and given in advance of making the intended maneuver.
In Summary
- Anyone can use hand signals while driving
- Class of license is irrelevant
- Hand signals are necessary when signal lights malfunctioning
