DRIVER’S LICENSE

Take the wheel today!

HANA supports you in obtaining your driver«s license in Alberta. Supervised driving sessions, Class 7 theory preparation, and refresher training for experienced drivers.

3

License classes available

4h

Supervised driving session

100%

Designed for newcomers

Class 7 – Learner’s License

Your first driver’s license in Alberta. Supervised driving is mandatory.

Class 5 – Standard License

Full license for light vehicles. Independent driving allowed.

Class 4 – Passenger Transport

License for taxis, shuttles, and public transport vehicles.

3

License classes

4h

Supervised driving sessions

+5

Class 7 review batches

100%

Newcomer-focused

OUR PACKAGES

Choose your driving package

Three packages tailored to your level and goals, whether you are a beginner or an experienced driver looking to improve.

Class 4

Online Quiz

Practice for theoretical exams

Free access
Exam-style questions
Available online

Free Access

Class 5

Supervised Driving

Practical support with a volunteer driver

2 hours of driving
Build confidence behind the wheel
Designed for newcomers

80 $ CAD / 2h

$50 CAD goes to the driver (fuel & maintenance)

Class 7

Online Quiz

Practice for theoretical exams

Free access
Exam-style questions
Available online

Free Access

LICENSE CLASSES

Which class is right for you?

Each license class in Alberta corresponds to a type of vehicle and level of experience. Explore the details below.


Class 7

Learner‘s License

Class 7 is the first driver’s license in Alberta, intended for new drivers. It allows you to drive only when accompanied by a fully licensed Class 5 (or higher) driver. It is the gateway to driving independence in Alberta.

REQUIRED EXAM

Theory only

MINIMUM AGE

14 years

MINIMUM DURATION

1 year before Class 5

ALCOHOL LIMIT

0,00 BAC

Must drive with a qualified driver (Class 5 GDL or higher)

Pass the road rules knowledge test

Zero alcohol tolerance at all times

No driving between midnight and 5 a.m.



Class 5

Standard Alberta License

Class 5 is the standard driver’s license in Alberta. It allows you to drive independently all light vehicles (cars, light trucks) without supervision. It exists as GDL (Graduated Driver’s License) and full license.

REQUIRED EXAM

Theory + Practical

PREREQUISITE

Class 7 (minimum 1 year)

DRIVE ALONE

Allowed

ALCOHOL LIMIT

0,00 BAC

Hold Class 7 for at least 12 months

Pass the practical road test

Class 5 GDL: restrictions on passengers and driving hours

Full Class 5 after 2 years without major infractions



Class 4

Passenger Transport License

Class 4 allows you to drive passenger transport vehicles such as taxis, shuttles, light ambulances, and accessible transport vehicles. It is ideal for working in the professional transportation sector in Calgary.

REQUIRED EXAM

Theory + Practical

PREREQUISITE

Full Class 5

AUTHORIZED VEHICLES

Taxi, shuttle, minibus

MAX PASSENGERS

Up to 10 passengers

Must hold a full Class 5 (non-GDL)

Pass the Class 4 road test

Medical exam and background check required

Ideal for working in transportation in Calgary



HOW IT WORKS

Your license in 4 simple steps

A structured and guided process to help you obtain your Alberta driver’s license under the best conditions.

Choose your package

Select the license class and package that match your level and goals.

Prepare for the theory exam

Use our Class 7 review batches to master Alberta’s road rules.

Driving sessions

Practice with our certified instructor to get ready for the road test.

Get your license

Take your exam with confidence and obtain your license.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Have questions?

Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions about getting a driver’s license in Alberta for newcomers.

Yes, you can drive with a valid foreign license for up to 90 days after your arrival. After that, you must obtain an Alberta driver’s license. Some countries have reciprocal agreements allowing direct exchange to a Class 5 without going through Class 7.

It takes a minimum of 1 year holding a Class 7 before moving to a Class 5 GDL. Then, you must complete 2 years without any major infractions to obtain the full Class 5 license. In total, the full process takes approximately 3 years for new drivers.

Yes, the Class 7 theory exam is available in multiple languages, including French, through Service Alberta. Our HANA preparation quizzes are also available in both French and English to help you succeed.

The Class 5 GDL (Graduated Driver’s License) is the first stage: a zero blood alcohol limit is mandatory, there are passenger restrictions at night, and driving between midnight and 5 a.m. is prohibited without a supervising driver. The full Class 5, obtained after 2 years, removes all these restrictions.

Yes, for all our driving packages (2-hour sessions), we provide the vehicle. You do not need to own a car to benefit from our training services.

Take the wheel today!