Can a Class 5 GDL drive after midnight in Alberta?

You are not permitted to drive from midnight to 5 a.m. You are not permitted to have more passengers than seat belts. You will be suspended if you accumulate eight or more demerit points. You must have zero level of alcohol and drug when driving (or riding a motorcycle).

What is a Class 5 GDL in Alberta?

Class 5 graduated driver’s license (GDL) : Also known as the probationary stage two license. This allows new drivers time to practice their driving skills while still adhering to some restrictions to help keep all drivers safe on the road. Full Class 5 : a full license for personal driving needs.

What is class 5 non-GDL?

Class 5 – NON-GDL The minimum licensing age is 18 years. The holder of a class 5 NON-GDL driver’s licence may operate, the following: a vehicle or vehicle-trailer combination that the holder of a Class 5 driver’s licence may operate.

What are Class 5 GDL restrictions?

There are 5 main class 5 gdl rules Alberta imposes: No alcohol consumption while driving. Carry only as many passengers as working seat belts. Lower demerit point suspensions at 8 points apply to GDL drivers.

Can I drive a motorcycle with a Class 5 in Alberta?

To drive a motorcycle, you must hold a Class 6 licence. A Class 6 licence also allows you to drive all Class 5 motor vehicles as a learner.

Can I drive by myself with a Class 5 GDL?

These privileges include driving by yourself without the supervision of a class 5 Advanced (GDL Exit) licensed driver who is over the age of 18 (who also has no restrictions) in the passenger seat while driving.

Is a GDL a Class 5?

Get a Class 5-Graduated Driver’s licence. Before you can get a full Class 5 driver’s licence, you must have a Class 5 Graduated Driver’s Licence (GDL) for at least 2 years with no suspensions in the last year.

What can you drive with a Class 5 license in Alberta?

A Class 5 driver’s licence in Alberta is the standard licence used to drive personal vehicles.

• Moped. You can drive these powered two-wheeled vehicles by yourself.
• Two-Axle Vehicle or RV. Cars, vans or light trucks.
• Motorcycle. You can drive as learner if you’re over 16 and with someone who has a non-GDL Class 6 licence.

What can you drive with a Class 5 in Alberta?

Can you drive a motorcycle with a Class 5 GDL?

A Class 6 licence in Alberta allows you to drive a motorcycle, moped or trike by yourself, as well as any Class 5 GDL motor vehicle as a learner.

What is a Class 5 GDL licence in Alberta?

Unlike a full Class 5 licence, a Class 5 GDL licence will be automatically suspended at 8 demerit points. A Class 5 GDL Alberta driver cannot serve as an accompanying driver to a learner. At the GDL Alberta stage, you cannot upgrade to a commercial licence (Classes 1, 2, 3 or 4).

How long do you have to stay on a GDL in Alberta?

You must remain at the Class 5 GDL licence stage for a minimum of 2 years. The Class 5 GDL licence expires within 5 years, so you do need to complete the class 5 advanced road test prior to your licence expiration and move on to the final Alberta Class 5 driving license stage.

What is a Class 5 GDL road test?

A class 5 non GDL licence holder is allowed a .05% blood alcohol level before a suspension may occur, although drinking and driving under any circumstances is highly discouraged. Another advantage to taking your class 5 GDL road test is the option to upgrade to a commercial class licence.

What is a Class 5 graduated driver’s licence?

You must drive for 2 years with a Class 5 Graduated Driver’s Licence (GDL) with no suspensions for the last year to be able to upgrade to a full Class 5 driver’s licence. It’s recommended, though not mandatory, to take a Driver’s Education course before getting a Class 5 driver’s licence.