GoGo Driving
Alberta Class 5 driver training — hours, grades, and digital records explained.
This guide summarizes the province expectations we encode into online course completion and in-car sheet settings. Always confirm the latest rules with Alberta Transportation and your licensed school.
Province focus
Why this marketplace stays Alberta-first
GoGo Driving lists schools, packages, and city hubs for Alberta only. Sheet jurisdiction still supports Ontario forms when a school’s province is set to Ontario — useful for multi-province operators — but marketing and discovery are built around Alberta learners.
Pass thresholds
Numbers the product checks
These thresholds appear in Alberta in-car sheet final-sign rules and should guide online course completion reporting.
Online / classroom
Minimum 15 instructional hours. Final examination passing grade is 80%. Students typically get limited exam attempts under school and curriculum policy.
In-vehicle (Class 7 / 5-GDL)
Minimum 10 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction with at least 75% proficiency (7.5 out of 10 on Alberta skill grading).
In-vehicle (Class 5 non-GDL)
Minimum 15 classroom/online hours plus at least 6 hours of in-vehicle training for drivers who already hold a Class 5 non-GDL licence.
Digital evidence
GoGo Driving stores sessions, skill grades, dual signatures, and PDFs so schools can demonstrate completion for insurance-reduction and internal audits.
D.R.I.V.E.R. sheets
What instructors fill digitally
Alberta sheets capture licence class, course type, transmission, skill grades at hours 2–10, lesson-plan checkboxes, lesson comments, overall rating, and signatures — then export a PDF aligned with the DPLS-style record.
Use the standards, then book training
Students: browse city packages. Schools: set province to Alberta and create sheets that enforce these pass rules automatically.