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Participant guide : ignition interlock program

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This guide outlines the process to obtain approval for ignition interlock device services and participation.

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Ignition interlock program : information sheet

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Explains the Ignition Interlock Program, which is designed to prevent high-risk drivers from operating their motor vehicle while impaired. Includes information on applying and participating in the program. More ≫

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Explains the Ignition Interlock Program, which is designed to prevent high-risk drivers from operating their motor vehicle while impaired. Includes information on applying and participating in the program.

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Immediate roadside sanctions review : information sheet

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Provides information about immediate roadside sanctions review request.

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Restricted driver’s licence (demerit) program

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Explains the Restricted Driver’s Licence Program, which is intended to help individuals who need to drive for employment, health, or education purposes while they are serving a demerit suspension.... More ≫

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Explains the Restricted Driver’s Licence Program, which is intended to help individuals who need to drive for employment, health, or education purposes while they are serving a demerit suspension. Includes information on the program eligibility criteria and how to apply.

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Immediate Roadside Sanctions (IRS) Program : information sheet [2020]

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Explains the Immediate Roadside Sanctions Program, which imposes immediate sanctions on a driver if a peace officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a driver has a blood alcohol... More ≫

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Explains the Immediate Roadside Sanctions Program, which imposes immediate sanctions on a driver if a peace officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a driver has a blood alcohol concentration of 50 to 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood. Includes information on appealing an immediate roadside sanction.

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Alberta zero alcohol/drug tolerance program : information sheet

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Explains the Alberta Zero Alcohol/Drug Tolerance Program, which applies to all new drivers licensed under the Graduated Driver Licensing Program. Drivers with learner or probationary licences must... More ≫

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Explains the Alberta Zero Alcohol/Drug Tolerance Program, which applies to all new drivers licensed under the Graduated Driver Licensing Program. Drivers with learner or probationary licences must have a zero blood alcohol/drug level when driving or they will automatically receive a 30-day driver's licence suspension, and a seven-day vehicle seizure.

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Vehicle seizure or immobilization appeal hearing : information sheet

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Explains the process for applying for an appeal hearing when a vehicle has been seized or immoblized. Includes information on the application process and grounds for appeal.

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Alberta administrative licence suspension program : information sheet

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Explains the Alberta Administrative Licence Suspension Program, which imposes a suspension or disqualification on drivers who are served with an alcohol and/or drug-related impaired driving... More ≫

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Explains the Alberta Administrative Licence Suspension Program, which imposes a suspension or disqualification on drivers who are served with an alcohol and/or drug-related impaired driving offence by law enforcement. Includes information on appealing licence suspensions and vehicle seizures/immobilizations under the program.

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Immediate roadside sanctions program : information sheet [2018]

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Explains the Immediate Roadside Sanctions Program, which imposes immediate sanctions on a driver if a peace officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a driver has a blood alcohol... More ≫

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Explains the Immediate Roadside Sanctions Program, which imposes immediate sanctions on a driver if a peace officer has reasonable grounds to believe that a driver has a blood alcohol concentration of 50 to 80 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood. Includes information on appealing an immediate roadside sanction.

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Evaluation of the Alberta Administrative Licence Suspension Program : executive summary report

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The aim of the Alberta Administrative Licence Suspension (AALS) program, which came into effect on December 1, 1999, is to improve traffic safety by providing law enforcement with a new tool to... More ≫

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The aim of the Alberta Administrative Licence Suspension (AALS) program, which came into effect on December 1, 1999, is to improve traffic safety by providing law enforcement with a new tool to remove impaired drivers from Alberta’s roadways. This report presents the findings of a study conducted in 2003 to evaluate the effectiveness of the program, and makes recommendations to ensure its long-term value.

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