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Alberta Class 7 Practice Test
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Which collision must be reported under Alberta's current reporting threshold?
Correct answer: One with injury, death or $5,000 or more in damage
Why
Report injuries or death and damage to traffic-control devices or public property. Alberta’s current 2026 guidance also requires reporting combined vehicle damage of $5,000 or more. Report other circumstances specified by police guidance, such as missing driver documentation or a vehicle that cannot be driven.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Emergency Situations and Challenging Conditions · p. 86
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