Saskatchewan Driver Education GDL Class 7 Learner Practice Test

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What is the consequence of altering a photo ID card or driver's licence?

Warning and fine
Criminal offence
Temporary suspension of driving privileges
Mandatory education course

The correct answer is: Criminal offence

Altering a photo ID card or driver's licence is considered a criminal offence. This is because it involves making unauthorized changes to an official document, which can be seen as fraudulent and illegal. Options A, C, and D may also be consequences of such an action, but they do not fully encompass the severity of altering an important identification document. A warning and fine may be given as a first offense, but repeated alterations can result in criminal charges. Temporary suspension of driving privileges may also be imposed, but this is only a temporary consequence compared to the long-term repercussions of a criminal record. Mandatory education course may also be required, but it does not address the main issue of altering official documents.