Saskatchewan Driver Education GDL Class 7 Learner Practice Test

After a third offence under the New Driver Roadside Administrative Licence Suspension, an addictions assessment is required. This is because the New Driver Program in most provinces has a zero tolerance policy for young drivers who violate traffic laws. This means that after a third offence, it is mandatory for the driver to undergo an addictions assessment to determine if any substance abuse or addictions may be contributing to their repeated violations. Option B, medically fit certification, may be required for other types of suspensions, but it is not specifically related to the New Driver Program. Similarly, option C, a basic and sign knowledge test, may be required for initial licensing, but it is not specific to the roadside suspension program. Option D, a Class 5 road test, would not be required for a third offence under the suspension program as it is not related to the driver's competency behind the wheel.