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The Alberta Transportation Safety Board (the "Board") hears appeals of the Registrar's decisions and is the final administrative authority for making operator licence determinations. The Board handles appeals of licence suspensions and vehicle seizures. It is also responsible for hearings under the Railway (Alberta) Act. While the Board reports to the Minister of Transportation, formal decisions are made independently in accordance with governing legislation: the Traffic Safety Act and the Railway (Alberta) Act.

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All hearings continue to be heard by video or telephone.

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Board offices in both Edmonton and Calgary are currently open. Our business hours are: 8:15 a.m. to noon, and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Phone lines will also be open during those times.

Documents can be filed in person at either the Edmonton or Calgary office; they can be mailed to the office(s) or clients can continue to file documents using our general mailbox: atsb@gov.ab.ca.

Previous COVID-Related Notices:

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• Update Bulletin July 6, 2020
• Update Bulletin June 16, 2020
• Update Bulletin April 9, 2020
• Update Bulletin March 27, 2020
• Update Bulletin March 19, 2020

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In June 2020, the Alberta government announced its new roadside sanctions program, SafeRoads Alberta. This program will replace the alcohol- and drug-related administrative licence suspension (ALS) appeals currently being heard by the Board.

Recognizing that the Board will be wrapping up its business in preparation for SafeRoads Alberta, the Board has taken two steps to ensure a seamless transition:

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2. The Board has introduced new Rules related to ALS appeals. This includes:
   • Immediate Roadside Suspensions;
   • Alberta Zero Tolerance for Alcohol/Drug Program, and
   • Alberta Administrative Licence Suspension Program.

   These new Rules will be effective September 15, 2020.

   Some of the new Rules clarify existing processes and procedures, such as those around reconsiderations. Others introduce procedural changes - such as rules around filing last-minute submissions and rules to address appeals where there has been no activity by the Appellant for more than 120 days (“deemed abandonment”).

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