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Driver's license system - Yukon Territories

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Single licence concept

Application

This standard, which permits a driver to hold only one licence, has been implemented to ensure that driving violations are assigned to a single licence and that no opportunity exists to use multiple licences to avoid prosecution and suspension.

Procedure

Upon application, a driver must surrender any out-of-jurisdiction licences to the Registrar. The home jurisdiction is notified that the licence has been surrendered to the Yukon Territory and the driver’s record will be updated accordingly. A record exchange system will permit the Registrar to determine the licensing status of the applicant.

Law

Motor Vehicles Act, Section 6(3)

Classified licence system

The table below outlines the vehicles which may be driven by a holder in each class. Vehicles equipped with air brakes may only be operated if the appropriate authorization has been obtained.

LICENCEPERMITS THE OPERATION OFMINIMUM AGE
*NOTE: Yukon has a Graduated Driver Licensing Program.
Class 1
  • Any motor vehicle or vehicle combination (other than motorcycles or mopeds)
18
Class 2
  • Any motor vehicle (other than motorcycles) authorized by Class 3, 4, or 5.
  • Any combination of vehicles in Classes 3, 4, and 5
  • Buses
18
Class 3
  • Any single motor vehicle with three or more axles
  • Any bus without passengers
  • Any vehicle or combination of vehicles in Class 5 where the towed vehicle does not exceed 4,550 kg
18
Class 4
  • Any combination of vehicles in Class 5 where the towed vehicle in that combination does not exceed 4,550 kg GVW
  • Taxi
  • Ambulances
  • Buses (designed seating capacity of not more than 24 passengers)
18
Class 5
  • Any motor vehicle not exceeding 11,000 kg (other than motor-cycles, ambulances, buses or livery)
  • Any vehicle combination where the towed vehicles do not exceed a GVW of 4,550 kg
  • Any bus or livery without passengers
  • Any motorcycle or moped for the purpose of learning to drive the vehicle
  • Learner’s licence for vehicles in Classes 1–4
16
Class 5* (Novice, Car/Truck)
  • The holder may operate a motor vehicle not exceeding a registered GVW of 4,000 kg, other than a motorcycle or a motor vehicle that is equipped to carry, or is carrying more than nine persons, including the driver
Class 6
  • Motorcycles
  • Vehicles authorized in Class 5 for the purpose of receiving instruction
16
Class 6* (Novice, Motorcycle)
  • The holder may operate a motorcycle.
Class 7* (Learner, Car/Truck)
  • The holder may operate a motor vehicle not exceeding a registered GVW of 4,000 kg, other than a motorcycle or moped or a motor vehicle that is equipped to carry, or is carrying more than seven persons, including the driver
Class 7* (Learner M/C)
  • The holder may operate a motorcycle or a moped.
15

Knowledge & performance tests

Application

Every applicant must demonstrate his understanding of applicable highway signs and provincial traffic laws by achieving a minimum score of 80% on the written and sign recognition tests. Road tests, which demonstrate the applicant’s competency to operate a motor vehicle, must be taken in:

Class 1:A truck tractor and semitrailer or trailer with a registered gross vehicle weight exceeding 11 000 kg.
Class 2:A school or passenger bus with a designed seating capacity for more than 24 passengers.
Class 3:Any motor vehicle having a registered gross vehicle weight in excess of 11 000 kg and equipped with a standard transmission.
Class 4 or 5:Any motor vehicle having a registered gross vehicle weight of less than 11 000 kg (excluding a motorcycle).
Class 6:A motorcycle.

Law

Motor Vehicles Act, Section 10

Regulation

Motor Vehicles Ordinance — Part 1

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