Endorsement codes (continued)
Driver licence condition codes
| A | Adequate Lenses |
|---|---|
| B | Special Conditions |
| C | Periodic Medical* |
| D | Periodic Vision Report* |
| E | Periodic Driver Examination* |
| F | Valid Temporary Licence |
| G | Temporary Resident |
| H | Daylight Driving Only |
| J | Outside Mirrors |
| K | Automatic Transmission |
| L | Hand Controls |
| M | Under Transportation and Economic Corridors Review* |
| N | Excludes Class 2 and 4 |
| P | Testing to be conducted by Provincial Examiner only* |
| T | Special Medical* |
Driver licence endorsements
| Q | Air Brakes |
|---|---|
| S | School Bus |
| V | Extended Length Vehicle Combinations |
| U | Completed Driver Education Course* |
*Do not appear on the driver’s licence
Re-classing your licence
When re-classing your driver’s licence (excluding Class 7 to Class 5), you must present proof that you have completed a knowledge test and vision test through a registry agent office.
Re-classing your driver’s licence from your current class to a Class 1, 2, or 4 licence will also require a medical report. See the medical requirements section for more information.
A fee is charged for each knowledge test, road test, and for the final licence re-classification service.
For information knowledge test fee, visit: www.alberta.ca/drivers-knowledge-test.aspx
For information on road test fee, visit: www.alberta.ca/drivers-road-test.aspx.
Driving with the wrong licence class is against the law. It is an offence for vehicle owners to allow their vehicle to be used by someone who does not have the proper class of licence for that vehicle.
Replacing your Alberta driver’s licence
If your driver’s licence is lost, stolen, destroyed, or is unreadable, you must apply for a replacement immediately at a registry agent office.
If your driver’s licence is stolen, you must report it to the police, and provide a copy of the police report to the registry agent when you apply for your replacement.