Alberta Class 7 License Practice Test

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What is the consequence for a GDL driver violating the Zero Alcohol Tolerance condition for the first time?

A warning
A 60 day suspension
An immediate 30 day suspension
A fine of $200

The correct answer is: An immediate 30 day suspension

When a GDL (Graduated Driver Licensing) driver violates the Zero Alcohol Tolerance condition for the first time, the consequence is an immediate 30-day suspension of their driving privileges. This strict penalty is in place to emphasize the importance of safe driving practices, particularly for new and inexperienced drivers. The Zero Alcohol Tolerance law is designed to protect both the driver and others on the road, recognizing that even a small amount of alcohol can impair driving abilities. In addition to the suspension, further violations may lead to more serious repercussions, which is why the initial penalty is designed to deter future offenses. The laws surrounding GDL drivers, including the Zero Alcohol Tolerance rule, aim to promote responsible driving and enhance road safety for everyone.