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Professional Driver Improvement Course – 3 Demerit Reduction Online Training (Alberta Only)
  • Industry-Specific Training
  • Online
  • Demerit Reduction
  • Commercial Drivers

Professional Driver Improvement Course – 3 Demerit Reduction Online Training (Alberta Only)

This is a 6 to 7-hour online course approved by the Alberta Government. It aims to improve your driving skills and remove 3 demerit points from your Alberta driver’s license.

$127.95 CAD

What you get:

  • Flexible Learning: Complete the course online at your pace
  • Industry-Specific Insights: Tailored content for transportation industry professionals.
  • Comprehensive Content: Eight engaging modules with interactive scenarios, videos, and knowledge checks.
  • Alberta Approved Certification: Reduces 3 demerit points for Albertans
  • SAFER System: Master the SAFER System of defensive driving
# Seats Price Total
$127.95 CAD
$127.95 CAD

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Course Description

DRV850000

This is a 6-7 hour online course approved by Alberta. This is for drivers in the transportation industry. Completing it will give you a 3 demerit reduction. The course serves as both a refresher on safe driving attitudes and techniques, and as an introduction to new safe driving concepts. The eight modules cover topics like driving in different conditions, types of collisions, and managing fatigue. Interactive scenarios, videos, and knowledge checks help reinforce the learning material.
Qualification & Certification

After passing the final exam with at least 80%, learners will get a government certificate by mail. This will happen within 3 to 5 business days. You can present this government certificate at a local registry office to process the 3 demerit point reduction.

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Full Course Outline

Introduction

  • Welcome
  • Course Navigation
  • Course Downloads
  • Objectives
  • Driver Readiness Quiz

Collisions

  • Two-Vehicle Collisions
  • Vehicle Ahead
  • Collisions With The Vehicle Behind
  • Passing
  • Being passed
  • Intersection Collisions
  • Head-On Collisions
  • Other Types of Collisions
  • Collisions With Trains
  • Collisions With Pedestrians
  • Sharing the Road
  • Quiz
  • Other Types Of Collisions
  • Backing Collisions
  • Wildlife Collisions
  • Jack-Knifing
  • Rollovers
  • Quiz

Attitude (SAFER System)

  • Scenario
  • Collision Statistics
  • The Challenge
  • Preventable and Non-Preventable Collisions
  • Fundamental Philosophy
  • Safer System Of Driving
  • Quiz

Collision Response

  • Accident Reporting
  • If a Collision Happens
  • Recording Accident Details and Information
  • Call Your Insurance Agent
  • Liability
  • Quiz

Impaired Driving

  • Drinking and Driving – The Statistics
  • Our Responsibilities
  • Penalties for Drinking and Driving
  • Other Drugs
  • Conclusion
  • Quiz

Driving Conditions

  • Adverse Conditions
  • Weather Conditions
  • Light Conditions
  • Road Conditions
  • Traffic Conditions

Fatigue

  • Statistics
  • Understanding Sleep
  • Recognizing Fatigue
  • Situational Awareness Test

Emergencies

  • Emergency Maneuver
  • Skid Control
  • Collision Avoidance
  • Wheel Drop Off
  • Tire Blow Out
Full Course Outline
Course Details & Certification

Course Details & Certification

Course Duration

Approximately 6-7 hours, as mandated by Alberta Government regulations.

Certificate Of Completion

Professional drivers in Alberta can earn a Government Certificate. To receive it, they must pass the final exam with a score of at least 80%. Someone will send the certificate by mail. This will arrive within 3 to 5 business days. You should present this certificate at a local registry office to obtain the 3 demerit point reduction. Non-Alberta residents can instantly download and print a c

Program Testing

The online course's testing aims to strengthen the presented information. You must achieve a mark of 80% to qualify for an Alberta 3 demerit reduction.

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