Noble Driving School
3308 Parsons Rd NW T6N 1B4 Edmonton, AB, Canada

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Effective immediately, Alberta Government suspending road tests until the COVID-19 public health emergency ends. Road tests will resume when it is safe to do so. Albertans who have a road test cancelled as a result of this suspension of service will be able to rebook online once the public health emergency ends or later, at no additional charge. Learn more: https://www.alberta.ca/drivers-road-test.aspx

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Due to the current situation regarding COVID-19, keeping in mind the safety of our clients and staff, we have decided to close our office and practical operation temporarily effective March 23rd. In this hard time take care of your families. This is a very crucial time and all of us should work together to help flatten the curve. Please try to stay home.... #covid19 #socialdistancing

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The Alberta government is shortening Class 5 basic road tests to 30 minutes from 45, in a bid to test 5,000 more drivers each month and reduce wait times. The shorter tests, which will begin in January, will not affect the on-road portion of the test which will remain at 25 minutes, but limit pre-test introductions and post-test debrief to five minutes total, the government said in a news release Thursday. The change reinstates the allotted time offered under the privatized system, before the switch to government-managed testing in March, the release said.

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