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Ontario’s Graduated Driver Licensing system has three levels (G1 license, G2 license, and G license). Each license has specific restrictions designed to prepare drivers for safe driving. You must complete the G1 and G2 license stages within five years otherwise you must start all over again.
In Ontario, the G1 class license is the beginner’s driver’s license or learner’s permit. The Canadian G1 license allows the driver to drive on roads with a supervising driver who has at least four years of driving experience and whose BAC is less than 0.05. G1 is the first of three classes to complete the graduated licensing system. The other two classes are G2 and G.
In Ontario, you can apply for a G1 license if you are at least 16 years old. As a new driver, you will need to practice driving and gain experience over time. For most people, the two-step process takes about 20 months to finish. Here’s how you get a driver’s license.
You can book your G1 license test by visiting a DriveTest Centre near you.
You can see a list of centers here
You can also search “G1 license test near me” or “DriveTest near me” in Google search to find the DriveTest Centre near you.
Driving is a privilege, not a right. Once you receive your G1 license, it is important to understand the G1 driver’s license requirements and the restrictions that you must follow to keep your license. You should face a license suspension and fines if you violate any G1 license restrictions.
On your first conviction, your license will be suspended for 30 days
On your second conviction, your license will be suspended for 90 days
On your third conviction, you will lose your G1 license and you will have to start over again including taking all the tests again and paying all the associated fees again.
The G1 test contains 40 multiple-choice questions. This is broken into 2
sections
that you will need to finish. The two sections are:
Rules of the road (20 questions total and you must
correctly answer at least 16 questions)
Rules of the road (20 questions total and you must
correctly answer at least 16 questions)
You Need to Earn a Total Score of at Least 80% to Pass the G1 knowledge Test.
Once you acquire the knowledge provided in
those tests, you are ready to pass the
test, the first time.
G1 license preparation is easy. All questions on the G1 test are from the official Ministry of Transportation Ontario(MTO) driver’s handbook. You should read the G1 license handbook and practice driver’s license G1 practice tests on the Trubicars website. They have exam-like questions. You can find the samples here: G1 Practice Tests.
The driving license G1 test costs $159.75. This G1 license cost covers your G1 knowledge exam and in-car driving assessment to get your G2 license.
No, you don’t need an appointment to book your G1 test however, depending on how busy it is, you may need to wait in line to take it. You should arrive early and give yourself a good amount of time to write the exam without any pressure.
You can take your official written G1 test at your local DriveTest Centre. You don’t need an appointment to book your G1 test however, depending on how busy it is, you may need to wait in line to take it. To find a DriveTest Centre near you, you can search “G1 driving license test near me” or “DriveTest near me”.
The official MTO driver’s handbook costs about $16 and you can get it from any DriveTest Centre or Service Ontario Centre. The G1 license book is also available online at
https://www.ontario.ca/document/official-mto-drivers-handbookYes, you can skip questions. The test consists of only 40 multiple-choice questions, 20 signs, and 20 rules, and you need to get at least 16 right in each section to pass the test.
There is no limit on the number of times you can try. For example, if you fail your G1 test, you can take it again but keep in mind you must pay the G1 license fees again for the test.
There is no limit on the number of times you can try. For example, if you fail your G1 test, you can take it again but keep in mind you must pay the G1 license fees again for the test.
You must pass the G2 license test also called G1 to G2 road test. This road test can be taken after you have had your G1 license for 12 months. This can be fast-tracked to 8 months if you have taken an MTO-approved BDE course such as Trubicars.
Questions taken directly from the MTO Driver’s handbook, which will help you pass your test the first time. Guaranteed.
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Below are G1 license requirements:
Unfortunately, you cannot take the G1 driver's license test online. You are required to go into a DriveTest location to take your G1 test. However, G1 license online practice tests are available at Trubicars site: G1 Practice Tests.
The G1 test includes questions on fines, demerit points, traffic violations, speed limits, etc. The demerit point questions G1 test and demerit point rule G1 test are the most challenging questions. A lot of these numbers just need to be memorized. Check Trubicars G1 license practice test questions to learn more: G1 Practice Tests.
Buying a car with a G1 license is possible but you will not be able to get car insurance with a G1 license under your name for driving until you get a G2 license. The primary driver of the vehicle must have a valid G2 or G license.
Remember, driving a vehicle is a privilege, not a right. If you are convicted of breaking G1 rules and restrictions, you will receive demerit points on your G1 driver’s license. Depending on whether you are a novice or a fully licensed driver, you will accumulate a different number of demerit points before receiving a penalty. For a G1 or G2 driver in Ontario, collecting six to eight demerit points could result in a license suspension. And at nine demerit points, you will receive a 60-day license suspension. A conviction for breaking the G1 license rules under the graduated licensing system brings serious consequences under Ontario’s escalating penalties program:
You cannot renew an expired G1 license. If your G1 expires, you must retake the vision and G1 knowledge test to get your G1 license again.
No, driving with a G1 license without any accompanying driver is not allowed. The G1 license holders can drive with an accompanying driver who is holding a full Class G license and has 4 years of driving experience and sitting in the front passenger seat.
Not on their own. Parents or guardians can add secondary G1 driver insurance to their auto insurance policy.
The G1 license price is $159.75. This price covers your G1 knowledge exam and in-car driving assessment to get your G2 license.
You can only take the G1 license test at a DriveTest Centre near you. Taking the test online is not an option at this time.
There will be 40 G1 license test questions in total. The G1 test is divided into two sections:
Questions on Trubicars website to prepare yourself to get a G1 license.
Once you acquire the knowledge provided in
those tests, you are ready to pass the
test, the first time.
