Condition Codes
What is condition code A?
Adequate lenses
What is condition code F?
Valid temporary license
What is condition code L?
Hand controls
What is endorsement code Q?
Air brakes
What is a class 7 licence?
Learner's Licence. With a learners licence, you can start learning to drive passenger cars, light trucks, and motorcycles
What is condition code B?
Special conditions
What is condition code G?
Valid without photo
What is condition code M?
Under Alberta Transportation Safety Board review
What is endorsement code S?
School bus
What is a class 6 licence?
Motorcycle licence
What is condition code C?
Periodic Medical
What is condition code H?
Daylight driving only
What is condition code N?
Excludes class 2 and 4
What is endorsement code V?
Extended length vehicle combinations
What is a class 4 licence?
Professional licence. You can drive vehicles used for paid services such as an ambulance, taxi, or small bus
What is condition code D?
Periodic vision report
What is condition code J?
Outside mirrors
What is condition code P?
Testing to be conducted by provincial examiner only
What is endorsement code U?
Completed Driver Education Course
What is a class 2 licence?
Bus licence. You can drive vehicles such as motor coach bus or a large school bus with more than 24 passengers
What is condition code E?
Periodic driver examination
What is condition code K?
Automatic transmission
What is condition code T?
Special Medical
True or false: All motor vehicles must be insured with a public liability insurance policy
True
What is a class 3 licence?
Three or more axles.
You can drive larger vehicles that have three or more axles (ex. pump trucks; dump trucks; water trucks)