Alberta Class 7 Learner Knowledge Test · Question
A passenger restriction commonly applied to novice drivers in Alberta is:
Under Alberta's Graduated Driver Licensing program, novice drivers must ensure that the number of passengers does not exceed the number of functioning seatbelts
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Question: A passenger restriction commonly applied to novice drivers in Alberta is:
Answer options:
- None ✅ seatbelts for all occupants only
- Only one passenger ever
- Only family members
Correct answer: seatbelts for all occupants only
Explanation: Under Alberta's Graduated Driver Licensing program, novice drivers must ensure that the number of passengers does not exceed the number of functioning seatbelts in the vehicle. This makes the seatbelt restriction correct, whereas options claiming there are no restrictions, or limiting passengers to one person or family members only, are legally incorrect. Alberta's novice drivers are permitted to carry any passengers as long as every occupant is buckled up. Understanding GDL-specific laws, including passenger seatbelt limitations, zero alcohol tolerance, and the lower demerit threshold, is a highly tested area of the Alberta Class 7 knowledge exam.
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