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What’s the difference between Immediate Roadside Sanctions (IRS) and Criminal Impaired Driving Charges in Alberta? 🤔
🚨 Key Differences Covered in This Video:
✔ Process: IRS is an administrative penalty, while criminal charges require a court trial.
✔ Licence Suspension: IRS leads to an immediate 90-day suspension, while courts determine criminal charge suspensions.
✔ Vehicle Seizure: Both may result in vehicle impoundment, depending on severity.
✔ Criminal Record: IRS impacts your driving record, while a criminal charge leads to a permanent record.
✔ Appeals: IRS appeals go through SafeRoads Alberta, while criminal charges require a legal court process.
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