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ON G1 Test 1
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FAQs

Applying for Driver's License +
+ At what age can someone apply for their driver's license in Ontario?

16
+ How do I qualify for a driver's license in Ontario?
In order to qualify for an Ontario Driver's license you must meet the following:

Must be at least 16 years of age.

Pass an eye test

Pass a written test regarding driving rules and traffic signs
+ What documents are required when I apply for my Ontario driver's license?
The documents required to apply for a driver's license depends on your citizenship status, it could any of the following:

Canadian Citizens

Passport

Canadian Citizenship Card with Photo

Secure Certificate of Indian Status Card

Ontario Photo Card

Permanent Residents

Permanent Resident Card

Record of Landing

Confirmation of permanent residence, accompanied by a valid passport from your country of residence.

Ontario Photo Card

Temporary Residents

Study permit

Work Permit

Visitor Record

Temporary Resident Permit

Refugee status claim

Acknowledgment of Intent to Claim Refugee Status

Report Pursuant to the Immigration Act

Ontario Photo Card
+ Where can I write the written driving test in Ontario?

You can take the written test at any DriveTest Centre in Ontario

+ How can I contact the Ontario driver examination centre?

You can contact The Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO) at 1-800-387-3445 or visit the official webpage to find a complete list of driver examination centers.

+ How can I book my Ontario written driving test?

You can book online or you can visit your local licensing center.

+ How can I book my Ontario road test?

You may visit https://drivetest.ca/find-a-drive-test-centre/alphabetical_list.html?language_id=1 to view where you can book your road test and how.

+ Is a physical exam required to get my Ontario drivers license?

No

+ Is a drug test required to get my Ontario drivers license?

No

+ What does the written driving exam in Ontario cost?

You may visit https://drivetest.ca/tests/fees.html.

+ What does the road test in Ontario cost?

You may visit https://drivetest.ca/tests/fees.html.

+ Who needs to bring me take my Ontario road test?

You can get al information you need to know at https://www.ontario.ca/page/get-g-drivers-licence-new-drivers#!%2F%23.

+ Does the Ontario government supply me with a car for my road test?

No

+ What should I do the night before my driving test?

Get a good night's rest

+ In Ontario, should I have a smile or straight face for my driver's license photo?

A straight face is best because it helps best distinguish a person's identity via facial recognition software

+ In Ontario, am I required to put up my hair for my driver's license photo?

You can wear your hair you normally do, but it should not cover your face or eyes

+ In Ontario, how much make up can I wear for my driver's license photo?

You can wear make-up, but the less make-up the better to best distinguish a person's identity via facial recognition software

+ Do you have any tips to get a great driver's license photo?

Simply look straight into the camera with a straight face and relax - that is all that is needed. For a more interesting answer geared towards a person's looks, check out https://nypost.com/2018/01/29/how-to-make-your-drivers-license-photo-actually-look-good/

+ What should I do when I ready to take my written driving test?

Relax and remember to bring the required documents to the driver examination centre

+ What happens after I pass my written driving test?

Once you pass your written test you can then start taking driving courses and gain experience over time.
Written Test Preparation +

+ How do I study for the Ontario written driving test?

The best source for studying for the driving test will always be the official Ontario drivers manual. We recommend reading the full drivers manual in detail. Next, we would recommend taking practice driving tests to test your knowledge and prepare you for the driving exam

+ Where can I find a Ontario drivers manual?

You may visit https://www.ontario.ca/document/official-mto-drivers-handbook.

+ Where can I find Ontario practice driving tests online?

You can practice at www.drivingtests101.com.

+ Where can I find a mobile app Ontario with practice driving tests online?

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Monologix%2C%20Inc.&hl=en; Apple: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/artist/monologix-inc./id423510318
Written Test +

+ How many questions are on the Ontario written driving test?

There are 20 on the Ontario written driving test

+ What do I need to score to pass the Ontario written driving test?

You need to get 80% to pass the Ontario written driving test

+ Can I use the Ontario driver manual when I take my written test?

No

+ What happens if I fail my Ontario written driving test?

You can schedule an appointment to book a test another time
Post-Written Test +
+ Who is allowed to ride with me after I pass my Ontario written driving test?

You must be accompanied by an adult sitting infront with a valid G1 license or higher with 4 years driving experience.
+ Are there any restrictions after I pass my Ontario written driving test?
Yes there are.

You must not drive if you have been drinking alcohol.

Your blood alcohol level must be zero.

You must not drive alone.

An accompanying driver must sit in the front passenger seat and have a valid Class G (or higher) licence with at least 4 years of driving experience and must have BAC level less than .05%.

Each person in the vehicle must have a working seatbelt.

You must not drive on 400-series highways or high-speed roads with a posted speed limit over 80 km/h except if you are accompanied by a driving instructor.

You must not drive between midnight and 5 a.m.
Road Test Preparation +

+ Where can I find a driving school in Ontario?

https://drivingtests101.com/driving-schools

+ What do I need to practice for my Ontario road test?

Follow what you have learned through the driver manual. The concepts you are being taught are exactly what the driving instructor wants to see. Practice makes perfect!
Road Test +

+ What should I keep in mind when taking the Ontario road test?

Walk around your vehicle to make sure there are no obstructions before you get in, keep both hands on the wheel, check your mirrors every ~5 seconds, obey all traffic laws, do not drive too fast or slow, stay in the proper lane, do not follow the vehicle in front of you too closely, and try to relax

+ What are common mistakes on the Ontario road test?

Common driving test mistakes are failing to check your mirrors, not having both hands on the wheel, rolling stop/not coming to a complete stop at a stop sign, going above the speed limit, not signaling when turning, not signaling when making a lane change, entering an intersection of a yellow light, and failing to give way in order at a 4 way stop

+ What will I have to do on the Ontario road test?

Several activities include, but are not limited to the following: change lanes, make left and right turns, come to a complete stop at intersections, observe the right of way at intersections, back up in to a parking spot, keep both hands on the wheel, check your mirrors

+ Will I have to parallel park on the Ontario road test?

Yes.

+ Who is allowed with me in the car for the Ontario road test?

No one, other than the examiner

+ What happens if I fail my Ontario road test?

You can schedule an appointment to book a test another time
Post-Road Test +
+ Who is allowed to ride with me after I pass my Ontario road test?

You can now drive with passengers as long as it does not exceed the number of working seatbelts in your car.
+ Are there any restrictions after I pass my Ontario road test?
Yes there are.

Your blood alcohol level is zero

Your passengers do not exceed the number of working seatbelts within your vehicle

If you are under 19 years old, you are only allowed to bring one passenger under 20 years old between midnight and 5am for the first 6 months of your G2 license
License Renewal +
+ How often do I need to renew my Ontario drivers license?

A full driver's license is valid for 5 years.
+ How do I renew my Ontario drivers license?
You can actually try renewing online if you are eligble and must have the following reminders:

You need to renew every 5 years

You cannot renew if you have outstanding fines or penalties

Not everyone can renew online

You need a new photo every 10 years

You have to renew in person if you’re licence expired or has been suspended or canceled for more than 12 months

You cannot renew a G1 or G2 online
+ Where can I renew my Ontario drivers license?

You can renew online or visit a ServiceOntario location.

+ Do I need to take the written test again when I renew my drivers license?

If your full driver's license expires or cancelled for more than 1 year then you will be taking some tests before you can renew it.

+ How do Ontario drivers license renewals work for seniors?

You may visit http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/driver/senior-driver-licence-renewal-program.shtml.
Moving to Ontario +

+ Do I need to pass a driving test when moving to Ontario from another state?

You may visit https://www.ontario.ca/page/exchange-out-province-drivers-licence for complete information.

+ I have a drivers license from another state. Will it be accepted in Ontario?

Yes. Please check https://www.ontario.ca/page/exchange-out-province-drivers-licence for more information.

+ I have a drivers license from another country. Will it be accepted in Ontario?

Yes and it is valid for 60 days.

+ How long can I drive in Ontario with an out of state drivers license?

Your foreign or out of state driver's license is valid for 60 days.

+ Where can I get more drivers license related information for moving to Ontario?

You can get more information at https://www.ontario.ca/page/get-g-drivers-licence-new-drivers#!%2F%23.
Moving to Ontario +

+ How do I sign up?

Select a package and click the "Sign Up!" button

+ What if I forget my password?

On the Login screen, click "Lost Password?" and follow the steps

+ How can I change my user information?

Please email [email protected]

+ If I log out, do I lose my progress?

No, you will not lose your progress

+ How many times can I log in and out?

You can login as many times as you would like
General +

+ Can I access the content on my mobile device?

Yes, you can access the course on a mobile phone

+ Can I access the content on a mobile app?

Yes. Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Monologix%2C%20Inc.&hl=en; Apple: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/artist/monologix-inc./id423510318

+ Can I do part of the tests on desktop and part on mobile?

Yes, you can access the course from a desktop, mobile phone or tablet

+ What happens if I lose my internet connection while taking the test?

If you are logged in and lose your internet connection, it will take you back to the point in the course you were currently at. If you are not logged in, there is no way to save your spot in the test and simply take a new test

+ Will this course run on any web browser?

Yes, the course will run on any web browser

+ What are the system requirements in order to take the exam online?

You can take the exam on any computer that has an internet connection and a browser

+ What is required to play the videos in the course?

There are no videos in the course
IT +

+ Why do people fear driving and how do I overcome my fear of driving?

Some people fear driving because ofa personal situation, such as a car accident. Dangerous situations may occur when driving, and a person's subconcious may take it out of control. With practice, comes confidence. There are a number of resources, support networks, and mental health experts who can help you

+ I have a question that is not answered above. What do I do?

If you cannot find the answer to your question, please contact us directly at [email protected]

+ I believe I found a mistake on your website. What do I do?

We have a team of excellent writers that produce that great content, do their best and want to do the right thing. However, mistakes do happen and we encourage everyone to email [email protected] with your feedback

+ I have a good question that should be added to your website. What do I do?

We love to add new questions to our database, whether it be from ourselves or our users. We highly encourage you to email [email protected] with your question (and answer if you know it!)

+ What are your hours of operation?

Our hours of operation are 9am-midnight EST. Please email [email protected]

+ Why should I choose DrivingTests101.com?

We offer excellent Q&A prep to help a person pass their written driving test and improve driver safety

+ How can I apply to work at your company?

Please check out our job postings or email [email protected]