The Class 7 Learners license in Alberta is stage 1 of a 3 stage process. These are new drivers who are still learning, and often times younger. Because of this, there are limitations and special criteria.
Can a class 7 learners drive alone?
A class 7 learner must have a Class 5 licensed person in the passenger seat. They can not drive completely alone.
A class 7 driver is still learning, and requires experienced supervision.
As mentioned, the entire process is in 3 stages. The Learners is only stage 1.
The Class 5 Driver that is supervising the learner, must be a fully licensed, non-GDL (stage 3) driver.
They must also be 18 years of age, and in the front passenger seat specifically. It is not enough to be in the back seat.
In Summary
- A class 7 learners license holder can not drive alone in Alberta.
- All learners must drive with an 18 years or older, fully licensed Class 5 driver in the front passenger seat.
- This restriction goes away for the Class 5 GDL (Stage 2) driver.
