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I got a speeding ticket near Wetaskiwin on my way to Red Deer. I was going 149km/h in a 110km/h zone. I realize it was kinda stupid, but I'm from B.C. and the roads are so flat and straight so I wanted to test my car out. Anywho...I was wondering if a ticket in Alberta affects my B.C. license. I have an N...which is a novice driver thing. I already got a ticket in B.C. about 6 months ago and I'm wondering if my license will be suspended.
Thanks :)
Yes all provinces have reciprocal agreements on Traffic offenses with or without demerit points.
I am not clear on your class of lic.
I strongly suggest that you get someone to defend this ticket in Alberta
You can get a free referral from www.lawyerlocate.ca
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