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Driving 20 km/h over the limit in Alberta is generally considered a:
In Alberta, exceeding the speed limit by 16 to 30 km/h, including driving 20 km/h over, is classified as a moderate speeding offence, carrying three demerit poi
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Question: Driving 20 km/h over the limit in Alberta is generally considered a:
Answer options:
- Minor speeding offence ✅ Moderate speeding offence
- Major / stunt-level offence
- No offence
Correct answer: Moderate speeding offence
Explanation: In Alberta, exceeding the speed limit by 16 to 30 km/h, including driving 20 km/h over, is classified as a moderate speeding offence, carrying three demerit points and increased fines. This is not a minor offence, which only applies to speeding up to 15 km/h over the limit, nor is it a major or stunt-level offence, which is reserved for exceeding the limit by 31 km/h or more and carries much harsher penalties. Drivers must learn these thresholds under the Alberta Traffic Safety Act because licensing registries and insurers categorize convictions this way. Class 7 test takers should memorize these demerit and severity brackets, as speeding classification questions frequently appear on the knowledge exam.
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