Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test
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An experienced driver receives a Driver Improvement Program warning after accumulating demerit points. What should the driver understand about continuing the same high-risk behaviour?
Correct answer: Further convictions or at-fault collisions can lead to retesting, training or suspension.
Why
A Driver Improvement Program warning is a prompt to change driving behaviour. The program considers traffic convictions and at-fault collisions, not only alcohol-related events. Continued high-risk driving can lead to stronger interventions, including required driver-improvement training, retesting and licence suspension. Paying a ticket does not replace the obligation to comply with a separate program requirement.
Verified against Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook: A Guide to Safe Driving · Complying with the law when driving · p. 197, 198
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