Question 1020 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
A driver is found guilty of impaired driving and has one prior offence in the last 10 years. How long are they disqualified?
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Correct answer to question 1020
- B: Three years from the date of the conviction
Explanation
With one prior offence in the last 10 years, the driver is disqualified for three years. With two or more priors, it is five years.
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