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What is the purpose of Alberta's Immediate Roadside Sanctions program?
Correct answer: To impose immediate roadside penalties for impaired driving
Why
IRS aims to remove impaired drivers from the road promptly through licence suspensions, seizures and other administrative consequences. More serious or repeated circumstances can bring escalating penalties, and criminal proceedings may also apply.
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