Learner's Permits

You can write your learner's test here - either a paper or computer test. No appointment necessary. Please come in before 3:30pm on Saturday or 7:30pm during the week.

Acceptable ID for writing a learner's license:
1. An original Birth Certificate or Passport - this is a MUST!
2. 2nd piece of Identification - ie. bank card, SIN card, pay stub, income tax assessment. If applicant is under 18 years of age and only has a birth certificate, we can use the parents' ID as the second piece.
3. If the person writing is under the age of 18, a parent must be present at time of writing with their driver's license.

New License Requirements

The Alberta government has issued new license requirements, click here to visit their website for detailed information: Please click here to visit the Government of Alberta's website.


Graduated Licensing

Learners are required to have a Learner's license for at least one year and to be at least 16 years of age before they can take a road test. A Class 5 Graduated Driver's License will be issued once a learner has completed a Basic Road Test. An advanced road test can be taken once a person has 2 years of driving experience and the driver has been suspension free for 12 consecutive months.

Road Tests

Basic road tests can be booked through our ofice. Please call for an appointment with your Visa or MC number. To qualify for an advanced road test, probationary drivers must have at least 2 years experience as a Class 5 GDL Driver AND be suspension free for 12 consecutive months.

The Advanced Road Test will be approximately 1 hour in length covering approximately 20-30 kilometers. The driver will need to show advanced driving skills, responsible decision making and proactive driving behaviours during the test. The fee for taking this test is $90, playable at the time the test is booked.

The Class 4 Road Test will now be approximately 45 minutes in length. Class 6 Advanced Road Tests will be required to contact a driver Program Administrator at (780)427-8901, toll free in Alberta by calling 310-0000.

Class 4, 5 and 6 road tests are available by appointment. Please drop by or phone 241-7951. Please have your license number and Visa or Mastercard available to pay by phone.

Renewing License
Renewal forms for operator's licenses are generally mailed to clients four to six weeks before the expiry of their license. Renewals must be done in person. Only residents of Alberta are eligible to renew. Anyone 75 years or older is is required to submit a medical completed by their doctor. Medical reports are also required for holders of Class 1, 2 and 4 licenses and for all licenses with a condition code "C".


Out of Province Driver's Licenses
Please bring the following:
1. Your out of Province license
2. Proof of Alberta residency - a utility, phone or cable bill; mortgage papers or rental agreement from an official rental agency to prove Alberta residency.
3. Secondary piece of ID such as an Original Birth Certificate or Passport, credit card or bank card that is signed and has your name stamped into the card.

If you have moved from outside of Canada, please also bring the following:
1. An official English translation of your driver's license
2. Passport with immigration documents