Which class license would allow you to operate a vehicle with seating capacity up to 24 excluding the driver?

Which class license would allow you to operate a vehicle with seating capacity up to 24 excluding the driver?

• A. Class 4
• B. Class 1
• C. Class 2
• D. Class 3

Answer: (A)

The key is matching the license to how many passengers the vehicle can carry. In Alberta, Class 4 covers passenger vehicles that transport people in relatively small groups, such as taxis, limousines, or small buses, with seating up to 24 passengers excluding the driver. So if the vehicle has room for 24 passengers plus the driver, that fits Class 4. Larger passenger buses with more than 24 seats would require Class 2. Class 3 is for large goods vehicles (trucks) and doesn’t apply to passenger transport. Class 1 is for combination vehicles like tractor-trailers used for hauling freight, not for passenger service.

The key is matching the license to how many passengers the vehicle can carry. In Alberta, Class 4 covers passenger vehicles that transport people in relatively small groups, such as taxis, limousines, or small buses, with seating up to 24 passengers excluding the driver. So if the vehicle has room for 24 passengers plus the driver, that fits Class 4.

Larger passenger buses with more than 24 seats would require Class 2. Class 3 is for large goods vehicles (trucks) and doesn’t apply to passenger transport. Class 1 is for combination vehicles like tractor-trailers used for hauling freight, not for passenger service.