Which condition is NOT applicable to a GDL Class 7 license?

A GDL Class 7 license, which indicates a learner's permit in Alberta, has some specific restrictions designed to ensure that novice drivers gain experience under safer conditions. One of the primary conditions is that the holder must be accompanied by a fully licensed driver when driving, especially during the early learning phase. This requirement is in place to provide guidance and ensure safety as the new driver develops their skills.

Additionally, the GDL Class 7 license must be held for a minimum of one year to ensure adequate time for practice and experience before advancing to a full, unrestricted license. The knowledge test is a critical step in obtaining the license, ensuring that the novice driver understands the rules of the road and safe driving practices.

The condition that allows a GDL Class 7 license holder to drive alone at any time is not applicable. This indicates that the holder must always be accompanied by a fully licensed driver when operating a vehicle, which is designed to protect both the novice driver and others on the road by providing an experienced mentor during the learning process.