Alberta’s Zero-Tolerance Impaired Driving Rules for New Drivers
Alberta learner and GDL drivers face zero tolerance for alcohol and drugs under IRS ZERO: Novice — a 30-day suspension, 7-day vehicle seizure and $200 fine.
Alberta learner and GDL drivers face zero tolerance for alcohol and drugs under IRS ZERO: Novice — a 30-day suspension, 7-day vehicle seizure and $200 fine.
How Alberta handles drug-impaired driving: IRS penalties for failed drug recognition tests, cannabis THC limits under the Criminal Code, and prescription medication.
Alberta impaired driving penalties include licence suspensions, vehicle seizures, fines, remedial courses and the ignition interlock program. See how they escalate.
Alberta uses Immediate Roadside Sanctions for impaired driving. Learn how IRS 24-hour, WARN, FAIL and ZERO penalties work and escalate.
Learn Alberta’s impaired driving laws: Immediate Roadside Sanctions (IRS), 90-day suspensions, vehicle seizures, fines and the ignition interlock program.