SGI Class 5 Licence Flashcards

What is the minimum age to apply for a Class 7L (learner's) licence in Saskatchewan?

Answer: 16 years old

In Saskatchewan, you must be at least 16 years old to apply for a Class 7L learner's licence.

Under Saskatchewan's Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program, which licence stage comes immediately after the Class 7L learner's stage?

Answer: Class 7 (novice licence)

The GDL program progresses from Class 7L (learner) to Class 7 (novice) after passing a road test, and then to Class 5 (full).

What is the mandatory blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for Class 7L and Class 7 GDL drivers in Saskatchewan?

Answer: 0.00

Saskatchewan enforces zero tolerance for alcohol — GDL drivers must have a BAC of exactly 0.00 when operating a vehicle.

When operating a vehicle with a Class 7L learner's licence in Saskatchewan, you must always have:

Answer: A licensed driver sitting in the front passenger seat

A Class 7L driver must be accompanied by a fully licensed driver seated in the front passenger seat at all times.

What is the minimum time a driver must hold a Class 7L licence before taking the Class 7 road test in Saskatchewan?

Answer: 12 months

Saskatchewan requires Class 7L holders to gain at least 12 months of supervised driving experience before attempting the Class 7 road test.

What is the minimum time a driver must hold a Class 7 (novice) licence before becoming eligible for the Class 5 road test in Saskatchewan?

Answer: 24 months

Drivers must hold a Class 7 novice licence for at least 24 months before they can attempt the Class 5 road test.

How many total stages does SGI's Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program consist of?

Answer: 3 stages

The SGI GDL program has 3 stages: Class 7L (learner), Class 7 (novice), and Class 5 (full licence).