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COVID-19: Get the latest updates, take a self-assessment or learn about the COVID Alert exposure-notification app. JavaScript is required to view this site Ontario.ca needs JavaScript to function properly and provide you with a fast, stable experience. To have a better experience, you need to: Go to your browser's settings Enable JavaScript JavaScript est necessaire pour ce site Le site Ontario.ca exige JavaScript pour fonctionner comme il faut, avec rapidite et stabilite. Learn about the browsers we support. Vous utilisez un navigateur desuet qui n’est plus accepte par Ontario.ca. Les navigateurs desuets ne disposent pas de caracteristiques securitaires permettant d’assurer la securite de vos renseignements. En savoir plus sur les navigateurs que nous supportons. It's all here - rules of the road, safe driving practices and how to get your licence to drive a car, van or small truck. It should be used along with the Official Driver's Handbook as a guide to safe riding practices and Ontario's laws regarding motorcycles. This guide, with the Official Driver's Handbook, provides the information you need to qualify for class B, C, E or F driver's licences. This guide, with the Official Driver's Handbook, provides the information you need to know that's expected of you during a driving test. This guide provides the information you need to know when you are applying for an Air Brake (Z) Endorsement on your licence. We created a comprehensive guide to help you through the process of getting or exchanging your driver's license, as well as helpful tips to make the process faster, cheaper, and more convenient. It teaches all of the basic laws and rules for driving in Ontario and gives tips for safe driving practices, as well as outlining the process of getting your driver's license. If you are going to take the G1 written exam the section on driving laws and street signs will teach you everything you need to know.
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You can find Driving Schools anywhere in the province, from the big cities like Toronto to the small towns like Goderich. Certified lessons will have two portions: the classroom portion that covers the basic laws and knowledge you need, and the practical driving lesson portion where an instructor helps teach you safe driving practices and techniques. Each one gives you fewer restrictions on your ability to drive in the province. The G1 is basically a learner's permit, as once you have it you are allowed to take lessons and operate a vehicle with a good amount of restrictions. You are allowed to take the written test the day you turn 16 years old. To take the exam in 8 months instead of 12, you have to have successfully completed an Ontario-approved driving lessons program. Otherwise, you will have to wait the full 12 months. This is the final level in Ontario's Graduated Licensing program, and after you successfully pass the exam there are no further restrictions on your ability to drive in the province. It helps show the insurance company that you have professional training and are able to drive safe There is also a package that allows you roll multiple costs into a single payment. Here is a breakdown of the various costs you might incur as you go through getting your license: To obtain one you must complete a separate process at a ServiceOntario location. These restrictions cover things like the legally allowed blood alcohol level, the orientation and seatbelt usage of passengers, times of the day when you can drive, and what types of road you can drive on. After that, you are allowed up to three. These restrictions do not apply to immediate family members. With so many choices you can pick a driving school that best suits your location, schedule, and budget.
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Here is a list of countries that are eligible for such an exchange: If you are coming from a country that is not eligible for a license exchange, you can still use your license and years of driving experience to get credit towards reducing the requirements for your driver's license testing. How much it is reduced depends on the amount of experience you have accumulated. Whether you're a new driver preparing for your G1 written test, an adult finishing up your full G driving exam, or a new Canadian immigrating to Canada and trying to exchange your driver's license from your home country, we hope that this guide was one more helpful resource for you. Good luck. More effective than the Driver's Handbook. Select your G1 practice test Pass your official G1 driving test faster and more effectively Is the G1 test timed: No How many questions are there: 40 (2 sections x 20 questions) How many questions can I miss: 8 (4 from each section) How many languages is G1 offered in: 24 The official site for the Ontario Ministry of Transportation has NO complete G1 sample tests, and only 8 sample questions. That's not enough to provide you with the practical experience you need. To help you achieve that practice, we have created 15 practice tests and a G1 Test Simulator. These tests will provide you with experience answering the same types of questions you’ll find on the real G1 written test: each test is based on the most recent MTO Driver’s Handbook, uses the same method of grading, and covers the same driving topics used by the MTO. You’ll be ready to breeze through your official exam on the very first try when the big day arrives. Choose Your G1 Practice Test Now Car Tests Motorcycle Tests Ontario G1 FAQ Driving Tips G1 Test Locations Diagnostic Test See how much you (don't) know 15 q uestions G1 Diagnostic Test Just starting to prepare for the exam and not sure where to begin. Quickly identify gaps in your knowledge of driving in Ontario, Canada with this G1 Diagnostic Test.
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It contains the questions that are most often missed by our users. Step 1: Easy Complete all 160 questions 40 q uestions Practice Test 1 A great place to start as it covers the basics of driving in Ontario. Each question comes with a hint and a detailed explanation. 40 q uestions Practice Test 2 Questions cover roundabouts, intersections, overtaking other vehicles, and driving on highways. Two sections: Road Signs and Road Rules. 40 q uestions Practice Test 3 This test challenges you on distracted driving fines, traffic lights, maximum speed limits, cell phone use, blood alcohol levels, and more. 40 q uestions Practice Test 4 This members-only set covers must-know topics like U-turns, railway crossings, proper use of headlights, vehicle insurance, license suspencion, and demerit points. What’s Your Time and Sanity Worth. Sure you can study the MTO driver's handbook, but they don’t give you a pass guarantee. We do. Pass your G1 exam using our fast and efficient method, or your Premium subscription is free. Pass with Premium, Guaranteed Step 2: Hard Complete all 240 questions 40 q uestions Practice Test 5 Questions cover changing lanes, the use of hands-free devices, driving on expressways, parking, hydroplaning, and keeping a safe distance. 100 q uestions Road Signs Quizzes you just on traffic signs alone. We've simplified the explanations to make each sign easier to understand and recall. 100 q uestions Road Rules Covers more complex road situations: driving in fog, uncontrolled intersections, skidding, reporting an accident to the police, and more. 40 q uestions Massive G1 Practice Test Contains all 200 essential questions from our other practice tests about road signs and rules in Ontario. You're very likely to see these questions on your official G1 knowledge test. Step 3: Hardest Almost there. Complete all 240 questions 40 q uestions G1 Fines, Limits and Demerit Points Covers must-know topics such as fines, demerit points, traffic violations and speed limits.
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These are the toughest questions you’re likely to see on your exam. Make sure you've mastered these before attempting your G1.Your missed questions are automatically placed at the very end and you’ll see them again.The marathon will cycle through your missed questions until you've answered them correctly.Contains a mix of 240 road rule and road sign questions from our other tests. Step 4: Exam Simulator Complete at least 3 times 20 random q uestions G1 Exam Simulator Just like the real G1 test: mimics the experience of a G1 exam, pulling random questions from a huge database. The same number of questions and passing score. No hints or explanations, new questions every time you restart. Stops when you've reached the passing or failing score. Double-click on an image to zoom in on the details. 37 q uestions Behind-the-Wheel Simulator Displays real-world driving situations as seen from the driver's seat. These are the kinds of problems that drivers contend with regularly. Defensive Driving Hazard Simulator Watch a live action videoclip of real traffic situations and click (or tap) on the developing hazards. You’ll get points for spotting them as soon as they start to happen.Are you open to sharing your experience in a quick review. You'd be helping us show visitors that real, awesome people (like you!) pass with G1.ca. We have partnered with the online review community, Trustpilot, to collect reviews. Click here to review us on TrustPilot. M1 Practice Test 40 q uestions This M1 Practice Test contains 40 questions designed based on the official Ontario M1 Rider’s handbook. M1 Test Simulator 24 random q uestions Based on the official ON Motorcycle Handbook and imitates the actual M1 exam in every way. Contains 24 motorcycle questions, 20 road sign questions, and 20 general (G1) road rule questions. Take all the practice tests Our 12 tests are designed to cover all the need-to-know information from the Driver's Handbook. Ace them all, and the official test will seem easy.
Pass your G1 test at DriveTest When you’ve prepared sufficiently, it’s time to make your appointment at the DriveTest Centre. You’ll be ready to pass on the first try. Based on the MTO Driver’s Handbook Questions designed to feel just like the real G1 test Specific to Ontario While some sites will provide you with a mix of questions based on MTO G1 rules and questions based on other sources, we write all our original questions with information straight from the official Driver’s Handbook. Current and correct Our practice tests are written using the latest version of the Handbook, so they’re always up-to-date. We monitor when a new issue comes out, and update any questions if necessary, so you’re never dealing with out-of-date test information. Almost like the real exam Because we design our questions to feel and our tests to function just like the real thing, you’ll be better prepared than if you just study using the Handbook. The right way to prepare A perfect companion for the Driver’s Handbook Prepare more efficiently It can be difficult to keep track of all the information in the Driver’s Handbook. Practice tests are a way to help you integrate that knowledge and reinforce it without re-reading the same dull material. Learn from your mistakes Instead of marking you incorrect and simply supplying the correct answer when you get a question wrong, each question has an explanation so you’ll understand why a certain answer is correct and be able to remember it next time. Know what to expect G1 Test Prep with Guidance, Not Guesswork Structured like the real G1, too All of our tests require you to achieve the same pass rate as the real exam. We’ve structured them to get you familiar with not only the material, but also the G1 test format. Lose the fear of the unknown One of the most important functions of our practice tests is that they will help make both the questions you face, and the test itself, feel more familiar. On your big day, you'll be prepared.
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Study more effectively when you're motivated Instead of giving up when things get too boring, G1.ca encourages you to keep going with compliments on your progress and suggestions to help you achieve more. Gamification Learn while having fun Learning to drive while having fun It can get boring and monotonous going through the Driver’s Handbook. That’s why our tests turn learning new things and retaining that knowledge into a game. Don't study - play The more you want to play, the better prepared for your test you’ll be. By the time you’ve mastered all our tests, you’ll be almost over-prepared for your G1 test. Online and offline Instead of wasting time when you’re stuck waiting around somewhere, study on your phone using our free app. The app features all the tests on the regular G1.ca website. What's a G1 test? Ontario G1 Test All new drivers in Ontario must take a G1 knowledge test (also known as G1 written test). The official test is created by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) and is offered in all DriveTest Centres. The test is available on paper at all locations across Ontario, and on computer at some locations. No appointment is required (make sure you come at least one hour before the DriveTest centre closes though). There are 40 questions on the official G1 test, and they are all multiple choice. The test is not timed. You'll receive two test sheets, each with 20 questions. The first set of 20 questions is about road signs, while the second one is about the rules of the road. You'll need to get 16 or more questions right on each of those two sections in order to pass your G1 test (the total passing score for both sections is 80). Your G1 knowledge test will be marked on the spot, and you'll receive your results immediately. The results of your G1 written test are valid for one year. The accompanying driver must sit in the front passenger seat. The G1 driver must not drive if they have been drinking alcohol.
Each person in the vehicle must have a working seatbelt. Frequently Asked Questions Collapse all How old must I be before I can apply for a licence in Ontario. You may apply for your licence as early as age 16. Are there any necessary documents I should have with me when I go in to apply for my Ontario licence. Of course there are. Where is the closest place to go to apply for a driver's licence in Ontario. There are 56 centres and 39 travel points across the province ready to serve you. Contacting your nearest MTO office should be a breeze. Just call (614) 752-7500 or go online to Who can bring me for my written (G1) test in Ontario. If you are under the age of 18, a parent or legal guardian must bring you. Do I need a physical when getting my licence in Ontario. No, a physical isn’t required in order to get your licence in Ontario. Will a vision test be necessary when I go in to apply for my Ontario driver’s licence? Absolutely. The vision test is required when you go in to take your written test. It is all a part of acquiring your G1 licence. Where do I go to get my Ontario driver's licence picture taken. Your driver’s licence photo will be taken at your local MTO office. How do I get a licence in Ontario. Applying for a licence in Ontario is about a 24 month process. Second: Hold your G1 licence for at least 12 months. (Certain restrictions apply with this licence such as no driving without a G licensed driver with at least 4 years of experience in the front seat with you at all times), OR take a driver's education course at a driving school and wait only 8 months Third: Take and pass your G1 licence road test (including parallel parking and a few other things). Obtain your G2 licence. Fourth: Hold your G2 licence at least 12 months. Then apply for your regular G licence. Collapse all How Can I Get Ready for my Ontario Permit Test. Frequently Asked Questions Collapse all What is a G1 licence. G1 is the first step in Ontario’s graduated licensing system.
It allows you to practice your driving skills with a supervising licensed driver who has held a G licence for at least 4 years. They must sit in the front seat with you at all times. Are there any restrictions with a G1 licence? Yes. Since this is your first step, there are restrictions put in place designed to keep you safe and help you ease into the responsibilities of driving. You must maintain a 0 BAC level. The front seat next to you must always be occupied by a supervising G licence driver at all times. You cannot drive between midnight and 5 am. You may not drive on any 400 series highways and high speed expressways unless with a certified licence instructor. What do I need to study for the Ontario written test. Be aware that the Ontario written test comes in two parts. One part covers Ontario’s rules of the road and the other part covers traffic signs. The driver’s manual and practice tests found here, on G1.ca, are the best sources when preparing for the written test. You can trust that all of the questions will come directly from the manual. What will be on the Ontario written test. Ontario’s written test (G1) will contain questions regarding traffic safety, road rules, road signs, and traffic laws. What are the benefits of driver’s education when getting a licence in Ontario. The benefits are awesome. You could get your licence more quickly. Taking driver’s education from a properly accredited MTO school will reduce your G1 licence wait time by 4 months. You can learn how to be a safe and skilled driver. Not to mention, having driver’s education could save you tons of money on your car insurance. Where do I get an Ontario driver's manual from. Usually, you would have to pay for a driver’s manual from a DriveTest Centre or a retail store. A free copy can be viewed, however, at Should I read the entire Ontario driver's handbook in order to pass the knowledge test. You are advised to do so by the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario.
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It is the surest way of being able to answer any possible question that could arise on the exam. Pay attention to Chapters 2, 3, and 6 for specifics about what will be expected on the road test. Also, study information regarding road signs, passing, braking, one-way streets, speed control, other vehicles, defensive driving, intersections, accidents, adverse weather, road work, proper insurance, BAC level and more. Yes, you can download the FREE 40-question version here, or get the FULL 200-question app here. What will I have to do the day I go in for my written test. You will have to take a vision test, road sign test and rules of the road test. What sort of questions can I expect on the Ontario written test. Questions will cover different areas. The test has a total of 40 questions. The 40 questions are divided into 2 sections with 20 questions per section. You must score 16 questions per section correctly. Are there any free Ontario practice G1 tests online. There are sites out there that claim to offer state-of-the-art practice tests. However, our FREE G1 Practice Tests (see the buttons above) have proven to be 100 effective. Where do I go for my knowledge test in Ontario. Written tests for licences are issued at DriveTest centres. Find one near you. Are there any tips on what I should do the night before my Ontario permit test. Remember that the night before should be used as a time for review not cramming. Look over topics you may have had difficulty with. What's the average number of people who pass their Ontario written test on the first try. Ontario safely issued an average of 20,000 G1 licences per month in 2012. Studies show that the most licences tend to be issued in the months of July and August. When can I move on to a G2 licence? - Have you held your licence for at least 12 months? - Do you have a 0 BAC level on record? - Have you gotten a lot of behind the wheel training and practice within the past 12 months.
If you answered YES to these questions, then you are ready to proceed in getting your G2 licence. I'm ready for my Ontario G1 test, what should I do next. Once you have thoroughly read the handbook, go ahead and prepare to take the test. There is no need for an appointment. Just show up at a DriveTest centre with documents that prove your full legal name, date of birth and original signature. What is the difference between a G1, G2 and G licence in Ontario. A G1 licence is the first licence you receive in Ontario’s graduated licensing system. It is issued after you have passed the knowledge and vision tests. With this licence, you can only drive in the car with a G licensed driver who has held their licence at least 4 years. A G2 licence is the second licence you receive in the graduated licensing system. It is issued to you after you pass the first G1 road test. There are still some restrictions with this licence, depending on your age, but at least you can drive alone with this licence. You must wait at least 12 months after having received your G1 licence before you can be eligible for this type of licence. It is received after you have taken the G2 road test. This licence has no restrictions. Why are there so many steps before getting a regular G licence in Ontario. Ontario uses the graduated licensing system as a way of easing new drivers onto the road. This system has proven to reduce accidents as well as comfortably prepare new drivers for the responsibilities of the road. Collapse all Frequently Asked Questions about Taking Your Ontario Permit Test Collapse all Where do I go for my written test in Ontario. When you are ready to take your exam, go to your local DriveTest Centre. No appointment is necessary but you should arrive at least 1 hour before the test centre closes in order to ensure that you have enough time to complete your test. When am I allowed to get my G1 licence in Ontario. The licensing process can begin at age 16.
How much does a G1 licence cost. How many questions are there on the written test. The written test consists of 2 sections with 20 questions in each section. So, Ontario has a total of 40 questions on the written licence exam. What’s the number of questions I am allowed to miss on the Ontario G1 test. There are 2 sections to the Ontario G1 test: Road Signs and Rules of the Road. Each section consists of 20 questions. You are only allowed to miss 4 questions from each section. What common mistakes do people make on the Ontario written test. Can you guess the biggest mistake people make on their Ontario written test.People fail when they go in without studying the manual and taking the practice tests. You can avoid this mistake by preparing yourself. Can I use the manual on the actual Ontario written test? No. You are being tested on what you can recall from the manual. This test is all about measuring your ability to remember the rules of the road. Using the manual on the test would be impractical. If you study and prepare yourself, you will do an amazing job without the assistance of the manual. Will I be given a drug test before I can get my Ontario licence. You will not have to submit to a drug test in order to get your Ontario licence. What happens if I fail the Ontario knowledge test. Failing the knowledge test isn’t the end of the world. It just means you will have to plan to come again another day for your test. How soon can I take the Ontario knowledge test if I fail. You are free to take the knowledge test again whenever you are ready. You may want to use a little extra time to study areas where you missed questions. Who can ride in the car with me with a G1 licence. If you only hold a G1 licence, you must have a G licensed driver with at least 4 years of experience sitting next to you. Besides this person, you may have as many passengers as there are seat belts in the vehicle with you. Who can be in the car with me while holding a G2 licence.
For the first 6 months, drivers under 19 cannot carry more than one passenger under the age of 19 between midnight and 5 am. After the first 6 months, they cannot carry more than 3 passengers under the age of 19 between midnight and 5 am. Where am I allowed to drive in Ontario with a G1 licence. You may drive anywhere you like except for on 400 series highways and expressways. You also may not drive between midnight and 5am. If your accompanying driver is a driving instructor, you may drive on any road. What happens after I pass my knowledge test in Ontario. After you pass your knowledge test in Ontario, you will get a licence called a G1 licence. You may begin using this licence to drive with. You may drive on most roads as long as there is a G licensed driver with at least 4 years of experience sitting next to you at all times. You may not drive on any 400 series expressways such as Don Valley Parkway, Queen Elizabeth Expressway and etc. You have to hold your G1 licence for at least 12 months and should consider enrolling in a driver’s education course. Once your 12 month wait period is over, you may schedule to have your road test. Collapse all Getting Ready for Your Ontario Road Test: FAQ Collapse all When can I get a regular G licence. After you have held your G2 licence at least 12 months without any violations, you can take the G2 road test. This licence is free and unrestricted. It will be valid for 5 years. When you make it to this point, drive responsibly. Is there anything specific I should be practicing to help me develop driving skills for the Ontario road test. Sharpening those driving skills are the key to passing the road test. Here are some specific skills you should be practicing. Your practice should not be limited to this though. A good driving mentor should be able to properly guide you on additional skills. Practice signaling, entering and leaving turns in the proper lane. Practice driving through intersections at the proper speed.
Become acquainted with different types of intersections and how to react in situations involving pedestrians and other vehicles. Practice speed and space control. Become familiar with how to react at various road signs How much does a G2 test cost. The first attempt for a Class G2 road test is usually included with your original G1 licence package. This will depend on which licence you hold. If you hold only a G1 licence, you may not drive on any 400 series expressways or highways unless accompanied by a driving instructor. Other than that, you can drive anywhere with a G licensed driver who has held their licence at least 4 years. If you hold a G2 licence, you may practice driving anywhere. Where can I find a driving school in Ontario. When searching for driving school, you must make certain they are Ministry approved. You will have classroom and behind the wheel training. You may find ministry approved schools at You can also check out some schools at What things will I be expected to do on the Ontario road test. On the G road test, you will be expected to drive on the expressway. You will have been expected to have done the above at least 5 times. Road tests last about 20 to 30 minutes. Are there any suggestions on what to do the night before my Ontario road test. Be prepared to arrive at least 30 minutes early for your exam. This will give you time to check in before your test. If possible, use the night before your Ontario road test as one more practice session. Relax, think positive and get a good night’s rest. How do I schedule a driving test in Ontario. You may call the Call Centre at 1-888-570-6110 or 416-325-8580 to book a road test, or you can visit a DriveTest Centre in person. You may also conveniently book online at Where do I go to take my Ontario driving test. Ontario driving tests are offered at all DriveTest Driver Examination Centres. Will the Ministry of Transportation Office provide me with a car for the Ontario road test? No.
Getting a car is your responsibility. You are free to rent a car or borrow one from a neighbor or family member. Collapse all Taking Your Road Test (Driving Exam) in Ontario: Frequently Asked Questions Collapse all Who may bring me for my road test in Ontario. G1 drivers must be accompanied by a G licensed driver who has had their licence for at least four years. What must I bring with me the day of my road test. Bring your vehicle and current licence. Where is the easiest place to take the road test in Ontario. Some believe that Aurora, Simcoe, and possibly any place in Northern Ontario are the easiest places to take the road test. Anywhere out of the city may be the easiest places because there is less traffic to contend with. Consider this, if you need an “easy” place for your road test, you may not be ready for the realities and responsibilities of the road. What can I do in order to pass the Ontario road test the first time. Adequately prepare yourself and show the examiner that you are well alert and well aware of the road. Since Ontario’s expectations are different from those in other provinces, you will do well to read Chapters 2, 3 and 6 of the MTO Driver’s Handbook to see what will be expected on the road test. What things should I keep in mind when taking my driver's test in Ontario. Here are some tips that will help you look great in front of the examiner. Give exaggerated head movements in order to show that you are aware of the traffic around you. Try to drive the exact speed limit. It’s ok to drive a little under just don’t go over. Also make sure that your speed is practical for the situation. Use, use, use those turn signals Drive slowly through parking lots Follow the rules of merging and exiting from a highway What common mistakes would cause me to fail the Ontario road test. We know you want to do your best to not make any mistakes that would cause you to fail your road test.