Alberta Motor Association (AMA) Learner’s Practice Exam

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What can you do to reduce your probationary period after obtaining a full Class 5 driver's licence?

Complete more than one driver training course

Drive in both urban and rural areas

Successfully complete an approved driver training course

Successfully completing an approved driver training course is an effective way to reduce the probationary period after obtaining a full Class 5 driver's licence. This course typically involves a structured program that enhances driving skills, knowledge of traffic laws, and overall road safety. By demonstrating a commitment to responsible driving through formal training, new drivers not only build confidence behind the wheel but also meet specific requirements that lead to a reduction in the initial probationary time.

While other activities may contribute to being a better driver or fulfilling legal obligations, only the completion of an approved driver training course is specifically recognized as a measure that directly impacts the length of the probationary period as part of the licensing regulations.

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