Canadian Commercial Driver Licence Test Practice 2026
Free practice questions for the Class 1 commercial knowledge test in every Canadian province and territory. Covers federal Hours-of-Service, air-brake systems, pre-trip inspection, cargo securement, and provincial-specific commercial rules.
Practice by province or territory
Pick your province or territory to start practicing. Tests cover both federal commercial rules and province-specific requirements.
About the Canadian commercial driver licence test
The Class 1 commercial knowledge test qualifies you to drive tractor-trailer combinations across Canada. Federal rules govern Hours-of-Service, air-brake systems, and cargo securement; provinces add their own knowledge test, road test, and (in most provinces) a Mandatory Entry-Level Training (MELT) program.
Test format varies: Ontario's Class A, BC's ICBC commercial knowledge test, Quebec's SAAQ Class 1, each has its own structure, but all cover the same core federal commercial rules. No province publishes a pass mark for its commercial knowledge test, so our practice exams show your score without a pass/fail verdict.
Requirements vary by province: many ask for a Class 5 (passenger) licence first, a medical report, MELT training where it applies, the Class 1 knowledge test and a road test in a tractor-trailer. Alberta and New Brunswick, for example, set the minimum age at 18.