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Alberta Class 7 Practice Test
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For a visitor who is not resident in Canada, how long does Alberta’s exemption for a valid international driver’s licence generally last?
Correct answer: Up to 12 consecutive months
Why
A visitor who is not resident in Canada may use a valid international driver’s licence for the vehicle class it authorizes, generally for up to 12 consecutive months in Alberta. Becoming an Alberta resident triggers the separate 90-day licensing requirement. Do not apply this specific international-licence limit as a universal rule for every out-of-province licence.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Licensing Information · p. 18
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