Do you need a medical for a Class 3 license in Alberta?

After you pass the Class 3 road test, you are ready to re-class your license. The fee for this service is $28. At this time, there are no medical certificate requirements in Alberta for Class 3.

What is the passing score for road test in Alberta?

more than 50 points on the Class 1, 2, 3 or 4. more than 75 points on the Class 5, 5 Advanced, 6 or 6 Advanced.

How many mistakes are allowed on Driving test Alberta?

General Errors Each error you make will result in five or ten points added to your score. You can accumulate points up to three times for the same error. The limit you can accumulate before failing varies between licence classes: Class 4: More than 50 points results in failure.

What can I drive with a Class 3 license in Alberta?

What You Can Drive with a Class 3 Licence

2-Axle Vehicles. Cars, vans, and light trucks.
Commercial Vehicles. Dump trucks, large tow trucks and class 4 vehicles with no passengers.
3-Axle Vehicles. 3 or more axles with a trailer (w/o airbrakes)
Class 1, 2 or 6 Vehicles. As a learner only.

How hard is it to get Class 3?

You can get your Class 3 licence in Alberta easier than getting your Class 1 licence. The cost of the Class 3 licence is cheaper too, should you decide to take a truck driving course which we recommend if you don’t have much driving experience.

How long is a road test in Alberta?

The Basic Road Test is a 30 minute driving test designed to test your driving skills and knowledge in a variety of common driving situations. The test is challenging and it is important to prepare for the test accordingly.

Is hitting the curb while parallel parking an automatic fail?

It is fine to touch the curb, but don’t roll over it. Even if you get points taken off for not successfully parallel parking your car, as long as you don’t hit a car or the curb too forcefully, you should still pass your test.