Pass your G1 Test and get your driving license in Canada! Learn about eligibility, tests, and the steps to obtain a full G1 license for safe driving on Ontario roads.

G1 Test Practice Questions

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G1 Test Practice Quiz 1

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When you drive, you must be prepared…?

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You should be able to operate your windshield wipers/washers, heating, defrosters and headlights…?

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You should make sure that passengers, pets and property don’t…?

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Your left and right hand mirrors should reflect…?

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If you are found driving without a seatbelt you can be fined and have how many demerit points on your license?

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Drivers can be sanctioned if a passenger is not properly restrained and is under the age of…?

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Child seats are most safely located…?

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When driving in the morning, you must keep your headlights on until…?

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Your rear license plate must be illuminated when your headlights are on by a light of what colour?

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You should be able to steer safely in a straight line when…?

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In normal driving on a three-lane highway you should keep…?

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The most important factor influencing your choice of speed is that…?

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As conditions worsen, you should…?

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Which of these is one of most important things in the driver/pedestrian relationship?

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Motorists must leave a gap when passing cyclists of at least…?

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When you see a motorcycle signalling, you should…?

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Lane changes should be made…?

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When you are backing up, you should check…?

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You must travel around a roundabout…?

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To make a right turn on a red light you must…?

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All Ontario school buses are…?

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Under what circumstances should you try to beat a train across a crossing?

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Joining the highway from the driveway or private road, who has right of way?

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Approaching an intersection with a stop sign, you must…?

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Which of these should not be an option if your cell phone rings when driving?

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If you see an animal at the roadside, you should sound your horn and…?

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If a construction worker gives you an instruction when driving, you should…?

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If an aggressive driver starts following you, the best thing to do is…?

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If someone else drives illegally, what should you do about it?

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Which of these vehicles can use an HOV lane even if they are only carrying one person?

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When you are driving, it is your responsibility to…?

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Driving at low speed, it is more fuel efficient to…?

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It is mandatory to contact the police after a collision if anyone is injured or vehicle/property damage looks likely to exceed…?

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If you are involved in a collision, you must…?

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A snowplow may have wings on its right extending up to…?

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In rainy conditions, road surfaces are particularly slippery…?

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When you enter a tunnel in bright conditions, you should…?

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If you are driving a manual vehicle and you have to slow down for an emergency vehicle, what should you do to show other the drivers you are doing so?

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It is illegal to follow a fire service vehicle on an emergency response closer than…?

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If you are about to make a turn at an intersection and an emergency vehicle approaches, what should you do?

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G1 Test Practice Quiz 2

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The driver of an LGV can’t see you if you can’t see what in their mirror?

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Right turning LGVs often…?

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When passing a horse-drawn vehicle you should…?

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When you have a green light at an intersection, you should…?

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When an intersection has a stop sign on every corner, which vehicle has the right of way?

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Under what circumstances should you try to beat a train across a crossing?

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Unsafe behaviour around a school crossing may result in a large fine and…?

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After stopping for a school bus you must not resume driving until…?

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You can start to increase speed when turning…?

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To make a right turn on a red light you must…?

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If you turn left on a red light you must give way to…?

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If an emergency vehicle appears behind you when you are on a roundabout, what should you do?

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You should never make a U-turn near…?

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Once you have detemined it is safe to change lanes, as you move you should…?

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Emergency vehicles can be identified by…?

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When firefighters or volunteer medical responders are using their personal vehicles to respond to emergencies, they may use flashing lights of what colour?

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Overdriving your headlights means…?

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To avoid hydroplaning, you should…?

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Applying extra force to a tire makes skidding…?

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Vehicles removing snow from the public highway have flashing lights of what colour?

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The first thing to do if your headlights go out is to…?

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If you see a collision but were not involved in it, you should…?

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To drive efficiently you should try to avoid driving…?

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Before you enter an intersection, you should check for traffic…?

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You should eliminate blind spots as much as possible by…?

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You should not take chances by…?

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Driving while your licence is suspended for a Criminal Code offence may incur fines running into…?

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A vehicle being driven by a person whose license is suspended for an offence under the criminal code will be impounded…?

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Driving may be impaired by…?

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The remdial measures program applies to residents of which Canadian provinces when driving in Ontario?

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Tires must be replaced when their tread is below…?

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The only place it is not a legal requirement for a snowmobile user to wear an approved helmet is…?

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G1 Test Practice Quiz 3

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When you drive, you must be prepared…?

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When you drive, you must be prepared…?

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Blindspots can hide…?

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If a lap belt is the only seatbelt available, children should…?

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Parking lights can be used for…?

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The rules on switching to low beam headlights apply…?

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All signals should be made…?

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If no speed limit is posted, what is the maximum speed limit outside cities, towns or villages?

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Responsibility for keeping the roads safe lies with…?

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Cyclists are not allowed in what part of the lane?

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Motorcycles are harder to see because…?

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Which of these vehicles can be used by emergency services?

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If you approach any stopped emergency vehicle showing flashing lights or a tow truck showing amber lights on your side of the highway, what should you do?

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On country roads, when you go round curves or over the crest of hills at night what should you do?

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When driving in the rain, your following distance should be…?

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Cruise control should not be used…?

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If you see a line of snowplows clearing a freeway ahead, what should you do?

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If you realise something is wrong with your vehicle when driving on the freeway, you should…?

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You should only move injured people after a collision if…?

 

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Driving at low speed, it is more fuel efficient to…?

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You should avoid distraction when driving by…?

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You should not take chances by…?

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Your headrest should be adjusted so it is…?

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In normal driving on a three-lane highway you should keep…?

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Responsibility for keeping the roads safe lies with…?

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Engaging in the street racing may result in…?

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Passengers must not ride in a towed trailer except…?

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If you are involved in an automobile collision, make sure you get detailed bills for…?

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If you are uncertain that any part of your vehicle is unsafe, you should…?

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You should check your vehicle to ensure that it is safe…?

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The remdial measures program applies to residents of which Canadian provinces when driving in Ontario?

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Providing samples of beath and/or bodily fluids, and undertaking field sobriety tests, when ordered by a police officer is…?

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G1 Test Practice Quiz 4

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A driver must complete alcohol education and/or tretament programs if they receive how many “warn range” convictions?

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Any violation of the rules applying to novice licenses will result in the driver having their license suspended for…?

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An HTA suspension may be incurred for…?

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Which of these offences is classed as aggressive driving?

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A license suspension may also be accompanied by…?

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New drivers will receive a warning letter if they accumulate more than how many points?

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Under what circumstances is it permissible for you to drive using someone else’s license?

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To renew your license, you must provide…?

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On main roads crosswalks are controlled by traffic lights; on smaller crossroads they are controlled by…?

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Pedestrians already on a crossing have priority over motor vehicles…?

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Regulatory signs are generally what shape?

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If a regulatory sign has a red circle in it, it means that the activity illustrated is…?

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Temporary condition signs are diamond shaped and what colour?

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Unless operating an off-road vehicle on the private property of the owner of the vehicle, a helmet is…?

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Anybody moving to Ontario has how long to register any vehicles they have brought with them?

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If your vehicle, equipment or trailer is declared unsafe by police officers or Ministry of Transportation inspectors, you may have to…?

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The greatest danger of exhaust leaks affecting a driver comes during…?

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Killing somebody when driving impaired carries a maximum prison sentence of…?

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Providing samples of beath and/or bodily fluids, and undertaking field sobriety tests, when ordered by a police officer is…?

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Driving while your licence is suspended for an HTA offence may attract a prison sentence of up to…?

 

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Driving while your licence is suspended for a Criminal Code offence may incur fines running into…?

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You should always drive…?

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Before you enter an intersection, you should check for traffic…?

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Driving over the speed limit…?

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It is mandatory to contact the police after a collision if anyone is injured or vehicle/property damage looks likely to exceed…?

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You should contact the police when a collision has occurred if…?

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The first thing to do if you experience a tire blow out is what?

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If it’s dark and your headlights fail, you can go on driving…?

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If you can’t restore hydraulic pressure to your brakes, you should apply the parking brake…?

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Wet roads turn to ice at temperatures at or below…?

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If you get stuck in severe weather conditions, you should…?

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Cruise control should not be used…?

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If you don’t have an ABS system, you should…?

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Get a G driver’s license: new drivers

In Ontario, if you are at least 16 years old, you can apply for a driver’s license. As a new driver, you will need to practice driving and gain experience over time. The process is a two-step process that typically takes around 20 months to finish. To start, you will get a G1 license, which marks the beginning of your journey toward obtaining a full G driver’s license.

During this time, it’s essential to learn and improve your driving skills to ensure that you are ready for the next step. By following the process, you will gain the necessary experience to become a confident and safe driver.

Driving in Ontario

To drive on the roads in Ontario, you must carry a valid driver’s license, which is a blue, plastic card displaying your name, address, date of birth, photo, and signature. The license also includes an expiry date, and you need to renew it before it expires. Along with your license, you must also have a valid owner’s permit, license plate, and insurance. It’s important to always obey traffic laws and drive safely to ensure the safety of yourself and others.

License types

In Ontario, there are 15 types of licenses, each one certifying you to drive a specific type of vehicle. To drive a car, van, or small truck, you will need a G-class license. Each license comes with certain conditions, and it’s essential to check the full list of licenses before applying. To apply for a driver’s license, you must be at least 16 years old, a resident of Ontario, and not a visitor. You will need to pass a vision test and a knowledge test that covers the rules of the road and traffic signs before you can get your G1 license. As a beginner driver, you must practice driving and gain experience over time to advance to the next stage.

Apply for a driver’s license.

To apply for a driver’s license in Ontario, you must be at least 16 years old and a resident (not a visitor). You will need to pass both a vision test and a knowledge test that covers the rules of the road and traffic signs. Once you pass these tests, you will receive your G1 license. As a beginner driver, it’s essential to practice driving and gain experience over time before you can move forward in the licensing process.

G1 Driving Test

Accepted identity documents

  • Canadian Citizens:
    • Passport (Canadian or foreign)
    • Canadian Citizenship Card with photo
    • Secure Certificate of Indian Status Card (issued after December 15, 2009) by Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
    • Ontario Photo Card
  • Permanent Residents:
    • PR Card
    • Record of Landing (IMM 1000)
    • Confirmation of Permanent Residence (IMM 5292) with a valid passport from the country of origin
  • Temporary Residents:
    • Study Permit / Student Authorization (IMM 1442)
    • Work Permit / Employment Authorization (IMM 1442)
    • Visitor Record (IMM 1442)
    • Temporary Resident Permit (IMM 1442)
    • Refugee Status Claim (IMM 1434)
    • Acknowledgment of Intent to Claim Refugee Status (IMM 7703)
    • Ontario Photo Card

Study for the knowledge test.

  • Official Ministry of Transportation (MTO) Driver’s Handbook helps you prepare for the knowledge test.
  • Covers rules of the road and practical driving tips
  • You can buy the handbook:
    • Online version
    • Hard copy at a DriveTest center (cash only) or from retail stores
  • Cost: $14.95 plus taxes

Learning to drive: graduated licensing

After passing the vision test and knowledge test, you will receive a G1 license. To obtain your full G license, you must first complete two learning levels: G1 and G2, and pass two road tests. This process, known as graduated licensing, is designed to help new drivers practice and gain experience over time. You have up to five years to complete the process. If you do not get your full license within this time, you will need to start over.

While holding your G1 license, you must maintain a zero blood alcohol level (no alcohol) and ensure every passenger wears a seatbelt. You cannot drive between midnight and 5 a.m. or on 400-series highways and high-speed expressways like the 401, Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW), or the Gardiner Expressway. When driving, you must be accompanied by a fully licensed driver with at least four years of experience and a blood alcohol level of less than .05 (or zero if they are 21 and under). The driver must be the only other person in the front seat. If you are with a driver instructor certified in Ontario, you can drive on any road. Most people practice with their G1 license for 12 months before taking the next step.

What is the G driving license in Ontario?

The G driving license is the full, unrestricted driver’s license in Ontario. It allows you to drive any vehicle without restrictions, unlike the G1 or G2 licenses.

How do I get a G driving license in Ontario?

To get a G driving license, you must first pass a vision test and knowledge test. After obtaining a G1 license, you need to practice and pass the G2 road test. Then, after a year, pass the G road test to get your full G license.

How long does it take to get a G driving license in Ontario?

It typically takes about 20 months to progress from a G1 license to a full G license. This includes practicing for at least 12 months with a G1 license, passing the G2 road test, and then waiting a minimum of 12 months to take the G road test.

Can I drive alone with a G1 or G2 license?

  • With a G1 license, you cannot drive alone. You must have a fully licensed driver with at least 4 years of experience.
  • With a G2 license, you can drive alone, but there are still some restrictions, such as passenger limits during nighttime driving for drivers under 20.

What do I need to bring to my G driving test?

For the G road test, you will need to bring your G2 license, a valid driver’s license, and a roadworthy vehicle. Ensure your vehicle has proper documentation, such as insurance and license plates