Alberta Registry · Lac La Biche
Lac La Biche Registry Centre Drive Test Routes (Class 5)
Lac La Biche Registry Centre · Last verified October 31, 2026
Quick facts
Lac La Biche Registry Centre
- Address
- 10116 101 Ave, Lac La Biche, Alberta, T0A 2C0
- Tests listed
- Class 5
- Testing body
- Alberta Registry
- Hours & phone
- Hours vary by registry; phone ahead to confirm. Road tests by appointment.
780-623-3405 (Lac La Biche Registry Centre)
Practice route
Class 5 practice test route
This is a practice test route that starts and ends at the Lac La Biche Registry Centre test centre.
Turn-by-turn directions
- Drive northeast.0.05 km
- Turn right.0.05 km
- Turn left onto 101 Avenue.5.19 km
- Continue onto Lakeland Drive.2.87 km
- Turn right onto Highway 881/881.4.62 km
- Turn right onto 91 Avenue.1.27 km
- Turn right onto Beaver Hill Road.1.17 km
- Turn left onto 101 Avenue.0.24 km
- Turn right onto 99 Street.0.1 km
- Turn right onto Lakeview Crescent.0.52 km
- Turn right to stay on Lakeview Crescent.0.09 km
- Turn left onto 99 Street.0.1 km
- Turn left onto 101 Avenue.7.5 km
- Turn left onto Highway 881/881.5.2 km
- Turn right onto Township Road 671B.0.86 km
- Turn right onto Highway 663.10.75 km
- Turn right onto Highway 881/881.0.55 km
- Turn left onto 91 Avenue.1.27 km
- Turn right onto Beaver Hill Road.0.64 km
- Turn left onto 97 Avenue.0.16 km
- Turn right to stay on 97 Avenue.0.07 km
- Turn left to stay on 97 Avenue.0.15 km
- Turn left onto Beaver Hill Road.0.53 km
- Turn left onto 101 Avenue.0.8 km
- Turn right.0.05 km
- Turn left.0.05 km
- Your destination is on the left.
Test-day preparation
Before you leave
- Confirm your appointment and test type with Alberta Registry.
- Bring the required licence and a safe, insured vehicle.
- Arrive early enough to park, check in, and settle your nerves.
- Follow road signs and your examiner’s directions on the day.
Getting there
Parking & access
- Parking: Map data shows parking lots about 90 and 140 m from the registry.
Know the area
Roads to be ready for near Lac La Biche Registry Centre
- Railway level crossings about 435 m, 880 m and 1.2 km away
- Traffic lights about 130 m and 340 m away
- 103 Street (Highway 36) about 340 m away
- Portage College about 805 m away
Local tips
Lac La Biche Registry Centre is located at 10116 101 Ave, and the nearest of only two traffic lights within a kilometre is about 130 metres away, with the second about 340 metres away. Hours vary, so call the registry at 780-623-3405 to confirm before you arrive, and remember that road tests are by appointment. Watch for railway crossings: map data shows level crossings about 435 metres, 880 metres and 1.2 km away. Slow down, look both ways and never stop on the tracks. 103 Street, part of Highway 36, is about 340 metres from the registry with a 50 km/h limit. Portage College is about 805 metres away, so there may be students on foot nearby. A roundabout lies about 1.9 km away; if you meet it, yield to traffic already inside and signal as you exit. Our 44.8 km practice route follows 101 Avenue onto Lakeland Drive and Highway 881, then uses 91 Avenue, Beaver Hill Road and Highway 663. Highway 881 is a good place to practice holding your lane and checking mirrors at higher speeds.
Common questions
Lac La Biche Registry Centre road test FAQ
What are the hours at Lac La Biche Registry Centre?
Alberta doesn't publish hours for each registry, and they vary. Call Lac La Biche Registry Centre at 780-623-3405 to confirm before you go. Road tests are by appointment.
How do I book a road test?
Book online through Lac La Biche Registry Centre's road test booking page (the "Official booking" button on this page, also listed on alberta.ca), or in person at the registry. You'll need your 9-digit MVID number, printed near the barcode on your licence, and any outstanding Government of Alberta fines must be paid first. Registry agents set their own road test fees, up to the maximum in the province's Registry Agent Product Catalogue, so confirm the fee when you book.
What do I need for the road test?
A vehicle that meets all legal and safety requirements, plus the documents listed on the registry's road test information sheet and in your confirmation letter. The information sheet also covers eligibility, fees, and the registry's cancellation and no-show policies.
How long do I need my learner's licence first, and how is the test marked?
You must have held a Class 7 learner's licence for at least one year and be at least 16 (with a parent's or guardian's written consent if you're under 18). You fail the Class 5 road test with more than 75 points, or automatically if you endanger someone, drive unsafely or break traffic laws. After you pass the road test and a vision test, you get a probationary Class 5-GDL licence, which you hold for at least two years.
Is a practice route available for Lac La Biche Registry Centre?
Yes. This page has a 44.8 km Class 5 practice test route that starts and ends at the centre, with a map and turn-by-turn directions.
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