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Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test
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A Novice 2 driver has completed eight incident-free months and is then found at fault for a collision. How does this affect the required incident-free period?
Correct answer: A new 12-month incident-free period starts from the collision date.
Why
Novice 2 requires 12 months without a qualifying incident. An at-fault collision restarts that period from the date of loss; a traffic conviction restarts it from the conviction date. Time without a valid licence does not count toward the required period.
Verified against Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook: A Guide to Safe Driving · Saskatchewan driver's licence program · p. 21
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