Saskatchewan SGI Driving Practice Test

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What is the minimum age to apply for a Class 5 driver’s license in Saskatchewan?

  1. 14 years old

  2. 15 years old

  3. 16 years old

  4. 17 years old

The correct answer is: 16 years old

To obtain a Class 5 driver's license in Saskatchewan, the minimum age requirement is indeed 16 years old. This age ensures that individuals applying for their full driving privileges have reached a level of maturity and responsibility crucial for safe driving. At 16, applicants have typically completed the necessary graduated licensing program, including the learner's phase and intermediate conditions, which prepare them for independent driving. While younger ages may be associated with other stages of licensing, such as learner's permits that can begin earlier, the Class 5 designation specifically requires a minimum age of 16 to promote better decision-making skills and safer roads.

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