The Alberta government’s plan defines a ‘good’ driver as someone who, as of their auto insurance renewal date, has:
no at-fault accidents in the past six years
no criminal traffic convictions in the past four years (i.e., impaired driving)
no major traffic convictions in the past three years (i.e., distracted driving, speeding in a school zone or playground zone, speeding over 50 km/h over the posted limit)
no more than one minor traffic conviction in the past three years (i.e., speeding, failing to stop or yield)
Photo radar tickets are not factored into the definition of a ‘good’ driver.