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| Graduated Driver Licensing |
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| What CLASS is a Stage one learner? |
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| How old must you be in order to obtain a Learner's License? |
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| What are the FOUR things you must do or have in order to get your Class 7 license? |
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| (i) be 14 or older (ii) pass a vision screening and a knowledge test (iii) have parental consent if under the age of 18 and (iv) possess VALID identification |
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| How long must you hold a learner's licence for? |
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| Who must you drive with while you have your Learner's? |
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| A fully licensed (non-GDL probationary) driver who is 18 years of age or older seated NEXT to the driver. |
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| When you have your Learner's Licence, where must your NON-GDL probationary driver sit? |
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| During what hours must you NOT drive while holding your Class 7 licence? |
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| As a GDL probationary driver, how many passengers can you have in your car? |
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| not permitted to have more passengers than seat belts |
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| How many demerit points can a Class 7 driver have before being suspended? |
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| How many demerit points can a fully licensed driver have before being suspended? |
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| What alcohol level can a Class 7 driver have? |
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| How old must you be to learn to drive a motorcycle? |
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| As a 16 year old learning to drive a motorcycle, what are two conditions? |
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- must drive during daytime
- must either have a non-probationary driver OVER 18 yrs of age seated with you or in another motor vehicle accompanying you |
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| Give two conditions that an operator of a moped with a Class 7 licence must adhere to. |
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- subject to the ZERO alcohol level tolerance restrictions
- are not permitted to drive during nighttime hours |
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| What is the minimum age for getting photo identification in Alberta? |
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| Who can the photo identification card be issued to? |
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| Anyone who does not qualify for, or wish to get, an operator's licence. |
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| Does the photo identification card allow the holder of the card to drive or learn to drive any type of motor vehicle? |
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| To apply for a photo identification card, you must do these three things... |
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(i) provide acceptable identification
(ii) be an Alberta resident
(iii) have written consent from a parent or guardian if you are under 18 years of age |
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| What happens to the photo i.d. card when you get your operator's licence? |
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| How old do you have to be in order to apply for a Learners Operator Licence? |
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| If you are under 18 and you want to apply for a Learners Operator's LIcence? |
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| You must have written consent from your parent or guardian. |
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| List three vehicles that a Class 7 driver can operate |
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(i) a vehicle or combination of vehicles that the holder of a Class 5 operator's licence may operate as a learner
(ii) a motorcycle (for learning) if the holder of the licence is 16 years of age or older
(iii) a moped |
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| What is the minimum learning or licensing age for a Class 6 licence? |
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| The holder of a Class 6 licence may operate what? |
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| True or False: A Class 6 licence also allows you to drive as a learner in the motor vehicles listed under the Class 5 category. |
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| If you are going to take the Class 6 road test, what do you need to bring with you? |
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| What is the minimum learning age for the Class 5 licence? |
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| What is the minimum licensing age for the Class 5 licence? |
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| What can the holder of the Class 5 operator's licence operate? (Note: 11 answers and you must list them all) |
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(i) two-axle single motor vehicle
(ii) a recreational vehicle with not more than three axles
(iii) a two axle motor vehicle or a two-axle recreational vehicle towing a trailer with one or more axles, if the trailer is not equipped with air brakes
(iv) a three-axle recreational vehicle and a trailer if the trailer has not more than two axles and is not equipped with air brakes
(v) a moped
(vi) all motor vehicles included under classes 1, 2, 3, and 4 for learning only and the learner is at least 18 years of age
(vii) a two-axle Class 2 or 4-type vehicle without passengers
(viii) a motorcycle for learning only
(ix) a motor vehicle with a seating capacity of more than 15 while the vehicle is transporting any person other than the driver
(x) a motor vehicle transporting passengers for hire
(xi) a motor vehicle equipped with air brakes, unless the operator has an air brake endorsement |
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| Who does not require an air brake "Q" endorsement? |
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| Drivers of single-motor vehicles registered as farm vehicles |
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| What vehicle must a holder of a Class 5 operator's licence NOT operate? |
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| What must you provide for the Class 5 road test? |
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| a two-axle motor vehicle, excluding a motor cycle. |
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| What will you need if you provide a vehicle (for the Class 5 road test) that is equipped with air brakes? |
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| You must either have an air brake "Q" endorsement or a course completion certificate from an approved air brake course. |
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| What is the EXCEPTION from the air brake rule when you're going for your Class 5 road test? |
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| Two-axled air brake equipped vehicles registered in Alberta as farm vehicles. |
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| When is a vehicle considered to be FOR HIRE? |
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| when the vehicle owner or operator, or the operator's employer, is being paid for the service that the vehicle is being used to provide |
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| What is the minimum learning and licensing age for a Class 4 licence? |
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| What is the minimum learning and licensing age for a Class 4 licence? |
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| List the four categories of vehicles that a holder of a Class 4 licence can drive. |
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(i) any motor vehicle or combination of vehicles that the holder of a Class 5 operator's licence may operate
(ii) a bus that has a seating capacity of not more than 24, excluding the operator
(iii) an ambulance or taxi
(iv) all motor vehicles under classes 1, 2, 3 and 6 for learning only |
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| Can you apply for a Class 4 operator's licence as a probationary driver? |
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| What kind of vehicle must you supply for your Class 4 road test? |
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| A vehicle or bus with a seating capacity not exceeding the operator. |
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| What is the minimum learning or licensing age for the Class 3 licence? |
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| Is it possible for the probationary driver to apply for a Class 3 operator's licence? |
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| List FIVE types of vehicles that the holder of the Class 3 operators licence may operate. |
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(i) any motor vehicle or combination of vehicles that the Class 5 operator may drive;
(ii) a single motor vehicle with three or more axles;
(iii) a single motor vehicle with three or more axles towing a trailer with one or more axles, if the trailer is not equipped with air brakes
(iv) Class 2 or 4 type vehicles WITHOUT passengers
(v) all motor vehicles under Classes 1, 2, and 6 for learning only |
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| List two types of vehicles that a Class 3 operator CANNOT operate. |
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(i) a vehicle that has a seating capacity of more than 15, while that vehicle is transporting any person other than the driver
(ii) to transport passengers for hire |
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