Question 232 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
How far may a driver use their commercial vehicle for personal use each day, if all the conditions are met?
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Correct answer to question 232
- A: Up to 75 kilometres
Explanation
A driver may operate their commercial vehicle for personal use for up to 75 kilometres each day. There must be no passengers, no trailer, and no work for the carrier, and the start and end odometer readings must be recorded in the daily log.
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