CALGARY REGISTRATION SERVICES YOU CAN COUNT ON

Name: Registry @ South Trail Crossing
Address: 2754 – 32 ST NE, Calgary, AB, T1Y 6J7, Canada
Telephone: 403-246-4646

Driver's Licence Services

Apply for Your Driver’s Licence in Calgary

Registry @ South Trail Crossing Ltd. is pleased to provide a wide range of driver’s licence services as authorized by the Government of Alberta. Please keep in mind that all operator services require two pieces of acceptable identification.

For information regarding the following services go to the website.

First application of an operator licence
Renewing an operator licence
Replacing a lost or stolen operator licence
Exchanging a non-Alberta operator licence
Change of address for an operator licence

Find more information about driver’s licences.

RESTRICTED OPERATOR’S LICENCE PROGRAM

Demerit Suspension

The Restricted Operator’s Licence Program is used by clients who need to drive for employment; health or education reasons while serving a demerit suspension. The restricted licence is only valid for the period the client is suspended. When the client has completed their suspension period, the restricted licence must be exchanged for a non-restricted licence at a registry agent office.

Eligibility Criteria

Clients are eligible to participate in the Restricted Operator’s Licence Program if they meet the following criteria:

Have a valid Alberta driver’s licence at the time of receiving the notice of pending suspension
Their driver’s licence is not a Graduated Driver Licence (GDL) or Class 7 learner’s licence
The suspension was imposed because of an accumulation of demerit points
They have no other active or pending suspensions or any types of warrants
They have not served any demerit or Criminal Code suspensions within the past two years
All outstanding fines and non-alcohol reinstatement fees must be paid in full
All other reinstatement conditions must be met

Discover Our Services

Take a look at the links below to learn more about our wide range of services. We handle many registrations for both residents and companies, including:

Revoked Licence

When a client is charged with a driving offence or violates the program restrictions:

The restricted licence will be revoked immediately
The client will serve the remainder of their suspension term
The client cannot reapply during this suspension period to the Restricted Operator’s Licence Program
The vehicle the client was driving may be seized for 30 days
The client may be charged with driving while suspended. If the client is charged and convicted of driving while suspended, their licence will be suspended for at least an additional six-month period

Ignition Interlock Program

The Ignition Interlock Program allows a client, including Graduated Driver Licence clients, who have lost their driver’s licence through an alcohol related criminal driving conviction, to gain conditional driving privileges.

The Ignition Interlock Program involves the installation of an ignition interlock device in a vehicle as a condition of driver licencing. This device measures the alcohol level of the driver and will lock the ignition if the reading is too high.

Depending on the circumstances, participation in the program may be mandatory or voluntary.

The Ignition Interlock Program is mandatory for all drivers who have been convicted of:

Having a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) equal or greater than 80 milligrams percent (.08 mg %) for first time offenders or
Refusing breath/blood sample or
BAC over .08 mg % if the client has one or more prior liquor related offences in the past 10 years

Exemption

First time offenders may apply to the Alberta Transportation Safety Board for an exemption if they can provide a Certificate of Analyses that shows an alcohol concentration of less than .16 mg %.

Note: Clients are not eligible to participate in the Ignition Interlock Program if they were convicted of impaired driving causing injury or death under Section 255 of the Criminal Code.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for participation in the Ignition Interlock Program, clients must:

Have the court’s authorization to participate in the program
Submit a copy of the Court Order of Driving Prohibition with the Ignition Interlock application to the Board
Have 30 days or less remaining in their minimum prohibition term indicated on the Court Order of Driving Prohibition
Be a resident of Alberta
Take the Planning Ahead Course when the client is a first time offender
Take the Impact Course for repeat or subsequent offenders
Submit a copy of the Summary Report with the Ignition Interlock application to the Board
Participate in the program a minimum of six months
Have no other active or pending suspensions, of any type
Ensure all other RC (Reinstatement Conditions) are met
Have a valid Alberta driver’s licence at the time of suspension

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