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May a person drive while their Alberta privileges are suspended or disqualified, without any authorized restricted driving privileges?
Correct answer: No, not until privileges are restored or authorized
Why
Do not drive while suspended or disqualified without specific lawful authorization. A restricted interlock licence, where available and issued, has its own conditions; it is not a general right to drive.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Driving within the Law · p. 117
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