Free Ontario G1 Test Exam Prep
Ontario G1 Driver's Licence Knowledge Test
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DriveTest Centres operated by Serco Canada Inc. on behalf of the Ontario Ministry of Transportation
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If unsuccessful, you can pay the extra-attempt fee and try again; if you retry within one year, DriveTest says you retake only sections that did not meet MTO standards.
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What You'll Study
10 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide
Chapter 1: Getting Your Driver's Licence, Graduated Licensing & Getting Ready to Drive
4 sections
Chapter 2: Regulatory Signs, Warning Signs & Temporary Conditions
3 sections
Chapter 3: Information Signs, Traffic Lights & Pavement Markings
3 sections
Chapter 4: Right-of-Way Rules & Intersection Management
4 sections
Chapter 5: Speed Management, Space Cushions & Passing
3 sections
Chapter 6: Parking Rules, Hill Parking & Roadside Stops
2 sections
Chapter 7: Freeway & Expressway Driving
3 sections
Chapter 8: Sharing the Road & Special Vehicle Interactions
3 sections
Chapter 9: Adverse Conditions, Emergencies, Collisions & Particular Situations
4 sections
Chapter 10: Keeping Your Licence, Sanctions & Your Vehicle
5 sections
Ontario G1 Test Exam Details
Ontario G1 Driver's Licence Knowledge Test
Administered by Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) / DriveTest
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) / DriveTest content outline
Stop, yield, school, railway, warning, regulatory, temporary condition, HOV, traffic light, pedestrian signal, stop line, lane marking, and crossover rules
Controlled and uncontrolled intersections, all-way stops, left and right turns, crosswalks, crossovers, driveways, and blocked intersections
Posted and unposted speed limits, two-second following distance, extra space in poor conditions, keeping right, signalling, and police directions
Minimum age, vision and knowledge test requirements, zero alcohol, supervising driver rules, seatbelts, nighttime restrictions, freeway limits, and licensing timelines
Zero BAC for novice and young drivers, warn-range and ADLS suspensions, hand-held device rules, novice distracted-driving penalties, demerit points, and licence suspensions
Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcycles, large trucks, municipal buses, farm machinery, horse-drawn vehicles, snow plows, and school buses
Emergency vehicles, collision reporting, vehicle failures, freeway breakdowns, parking distances, hill parking, fog, rain, snow, hydroplaning, skids, and black ice
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