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Individuals seeking to operate tractor-trailer vehicles would need to obtain this class of license. You can also operate D and G Class vehicles.
Be at least 18 years of age
Hold a valid Ontario class G or higher license or equivalent
Pass a test of operating knowledge of large trucks and tractor trailers
Meet vision standards
Provide a satisfactory medical certificate on application and periodically thereafter
Demonstrate driving competence during a road test while driving the following types of vehicles:
Individuals seeking to operate a full-sized school bus would need to obtain this class of license. You can also operate C, D, E, F, and G Class vehicles.
Individuals seeking to operate a large bus, such as a coach bus or city bus, would need to obtain this license. This license does not include school buses but does allow you to also operate D, F, and G class vehicles.
Be at least 18 years of age
Hold a valid Ontario class G or higher license or equivalent issued in a province or territory of Canada
Meet medical and vision standards
Know about bus equipment maintenance and passenger safety and control
Pass an MTO driver examination or obtain a certificate of competence from a recognized authority by passing a vision screening, knowledge test, and driving test in a vehicle of appropriate size
Individuals seeking to operate dump trucks or smaller panel delivery-type trucks would need to obtain this class of license. If a vehicle exceeds 11,000 kilograms gross weight or a truck and towed vehicle with a combined weight over 11000 kg and the trailer is not over 4,600kgs then you would need a D class license. You can also operate a G-class vehicle with this license.
provide a satisfactory medical certificate on application and periodically thereafter
meet vision standards
pass a test of operating knowledge of large trucks and tractor trailers
hold a valid Ontario class G or higher license or equivalent
be at least 18 years of age
demonstrate driving competence during a road test while driving the following types of vehicles:
for class D – A motor vehicle exceeding 11,000 kilograms gross weight or registered gross weight or any truck or combination provided the towed vehicle is not over 4,600 kilograms
for class A – a motor vehicle and towed vehicle where the towed vehicle exceeds a total gross weight of 4,600 kilograms (10,000 lb)
Individuals seeking to drive a small school bus with less than 24 passengers would need to obtain this license. You can also operate F and G Class vehicles.
Individuals seeking to become paramedics and operate an ambulance or small non-school bus with less than 24 passengers would need to obtain this license. You can also operate a G Class vehicle.
Be at least 18 years of age
Hold a valid Ontario class G or higher license or equivalent issued in a province or territory of Canada
Meet medical and vision standards
Know about bus equipment maintenance and passenger safety and control
Pass an MTO driver examination or obtain a certificate of competence from a recognized authority by passing a vision screening, knowledge test, and driving test in a vehicle of appropriate size
Any vehicle under 11000 kg or vehicle and trailer under 11000 kgs combined (with the trailer weight not exceeding 4600 kgs) is classified as a G-class vehicle. G-class vehicles are everyday cars, vans, and SUVs and fall under the Ontario Graduated Licensing System results in different categories.
A G1 license is obtained after paying a fee, and passing a written test and eye exam. You may operate a G class vehicle under the supervision of a qualified co-driver and with several other conditions.
A G2 license is obtained after holding a G1 class for 12 months (8 months if you pass an MTO approved driving course). You must pass a road test to obtain a G2 license which allows you to operate a G-class vehicle on your own and with limited conditions.
A full G license is obtained after holding a G2 class license for an additional 12 months. A second road test must be passed. A full G class license has a few restrictions based on age (Zero Blood Alcohol Concentration until the age of 22).
be at least 16 years old
pass an eye test
pass a knowledge test about the rules of the road and traffic signs
Any vehicle that is a motorcycle or variation of a motorcycle such as a moped, is classified as an M class vehicle. M class vehicles are also part of the Ontario Graduated Licensing System.
An M1 license is obtained after paying a fee and passing a written test. You may operate M class vehicles with conditions such as only during daylight hours and without passengers.
An M2 license is obtained after holding a class M1 for at least 60 days. You must pass a road test. There are a few conditions.
An M license is obtained after holding an M2 license for at least 22 months (18 months if you pass an Approved Motorcycle Safety Course). You must have Zero Blood Alcohol Concentration until age 22.
be at least 16 years old
pass an eye test
pass a written test about the rules of the road and traffic signs
L and M restrictions can also be applied to an M class license. L restriction limits you to operating a motor scooter and the M restriction limits you to operating a three-wheeled vehicle.
Once you acquire the knowledge provided in
those tests, you are ready to pass the
test,
the first time.
