Question 629 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
What does "for hire" mean when deciding whether a driver needs a Class 4 licence?
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Correct answer to question 629
- A: The owner, operator, or employer is paid for the service the vehicle provides
Explanation
A Class 4 licence is required to operate a vehicle for hire. For hire means the vehicle owner, operator, or the operator's employer is being paid for the service the vehicle is used to provide.
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