Saskatchewan Driver Education GDL Class 7 Learner Practice Test

The penalty for accumulating too many demerits on a Class 7 license can lead to a possible suspension of the license. In Saskatchewan, the graduated licensing program has specific rules regarding demerit points. When a driver reaches a certain threshold of demerit points, it signals unsafe driving behavior, and as a corrective measure, a suspension may be imposed to encourage safer driving habits.

This consequence serves to protect both the driver and the public. While other consequences may come into play, such as increased insurance premiums or mandatory traffic school, the immediate action for excessive demerits under GDL regulations revolves around license suspension, enforcing the importance of road safety and adherence to driving laws.