Question 816 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
A collision causes no injuries and damages no public property. Above what amount of overall damage must it be reported to police?
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Correct answer to question 816
- B: $5,000
Explanation
You must report a collision to police if anyone is injured or killed, if overall damage exceeds $5,000, or if any traffic control device, parking meter or public property is damaged. Check alberta.ca for the current threshold.
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