Question 704 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
A first time offender found guilty of impaired driving under the Traffic Safety Act is disqualified from driving for how long?
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Correct answer to question 704
- A: 1 year from the day of the finding of guilt
Explanation
The Traffic Safety Act prohibits impaired driving. A first time offender found guilty is disqualified from driving a motor vehicle for one year from the day of the finding of guilt.
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