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Vehicle Documents And InsuranceStandalone practice
May you drive a motor vehicle on an Alberta public road without the required public-liability insurance?
Correct answer: No, public liability insurance is required
Why
Do not drive an uninsured motor vehicle on a public road. Keep the required public-liability coverage and proof of insurance; registration alone is not enough.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Licensing Information · p. 22
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