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Before reaching the applicable suspension threshold, what benefit can completing an approved defensive-driving course provide under Alberta's conditions?
Correct answer: Up to 3 points off, at most once in 2 years
Why
An approved course can reduce eligible demerits by up to 3 points, no more than once every 2 years. Complete it before the offence conviction that triggers suspension and submit the completion document through a registry agent as required.
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