JOHNY FROESE – ROAD RUNNER DRIVING SCHOOL

March 30, 2023 roadrunner 0 Comments

25 years of experience. Has experience with Harley Davidson riders, fun to ride.

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Alberta drivers eagerly await elimination of $150 advanced road tests, other licence changes
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March 30, 2023
Alberta drivers, driving schools and registries are eagerly awaiting changes to the province’s Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program, which is expected to take effect this spring. Under this change, Alberta drivers with GDL licences will no longer have to take a $150 advanced road test to get their full Class 5 licence after their two-year probationary period, as long as they haven’t had any suspensions, demerits or violations in the preceding 12 months. GDL permits will be automatically upgraded when … Read more
Blind Spot for a Driver – What Does It Mean and When To Check?
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March 30, 2023
As a driver, you must know where the blind spots are around your car. Being aware of it can help you protect yourself from easily avoidable accidents. In a driving school, instructors use the term ‘blind spot’ several times while teaching. But what does it mean? Where are they located? Well, if you are not familiar with this term, read this blog. Here, we have brought out some relevant information regarding the blind spot. So, keep reading! What Is a Blind … Read more
Signs You Should Improve Your Driving Techniques
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March 30, 2023
Driving a car is not an easy task. A small mistake may lead you to become a victim of an accident. That is why one shouldn’t come on the road without having an experience in car driving. On the other hand, if you drive a vehicle after a long time, you may need to brush up your skills for efficient driving. In addition, you must be well versed with driving rules. Below are the signs you should improve your driving … Read more
Winter Driving Tips
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Alberta NEW Rules for Impaired
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March 30, 2023
Zero tolerance program Drivers under the Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program found to have any amount of cannabis or illegal drugs in their blood are now subject to the same provincial sanctions that apply to alcohol, including: immediate 30-day licence suspension immediate 7-day vehicle seizure must remain in GDL program for 2 years and have no suspensions in the last year to graduate from the program GDL drivers who meet the requirements for criminal level impaired driving will be subject to any … Read more