Question 1001 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
How long do convictions and driver's licence suspensions remain on your driving record?
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Correct answer to question 1001
- D: 10 years
Explanation
Convictions and times when your licence privileges have been suspended remain on your driving record for 10 years and appear on your driver's abstract.
More questions: Laws, Suspensions and Demerits
- 1002In which situation are you convicted of an offence, so that demerit points are recorded?
- 1003A fully-licensed driver has 8 to 14 demerit points within two years. What happens?
- 1004How many demerit points within a two-year period lead to an automatic suspension for a fully-licensed driver?
- 1005A fully-licensed driver finishes a demerit point suspension. How many points remain on the record?
- 1006A GDL driver has accumulated four to seven demerit points within two years. What happens?
- 1007How many demerit points within two years lead to an automatic suspension for a GDL driver?