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Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test
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A driver is stopped and charged with stunting that meets Saskatchewan's rules-of-the-road impoundment criteria. What vehicle impoundment term does SGI list for this offence?
Correct answer: Thirty days.
Why
SGI lists a 30-day vehicle impoundment for stunting under its rules-of-the-road impoundment program. A collision is not required for this listed consequence. Different impoundment reasons have different terms, so the seven-day term for failing to stop for a peace officer should not be substituted for the stunting term. Other consequences may also apply.
Verified against Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook: A Guide to Safe Driving · Complying with the law when driving · p. 187
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