Pass your G1 knowledge test, G2 road test, or G full licence test in Ontario with free step-by-step guides, a 40-question G1 practice test, and real tips from Ontario drivers. Used by new drivers in Toronto, Brampton, Mississauga, and across Ontario, Canada.
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Sample Quiz
5 questions from the Ontario G1 knowledge test. No sign-up required.
What does a red octagonal sign mean?
Sample quiz — not an official Ontario G1 test. Based on the Ontario Driver's Handbook.
Earn points by studying and practising. Reach 500 points to unlock 300 G1 practice questions FREE for 72 hours.
Ontario's Graduated Licensing System takes new drivers through three stages. Select your stage to get started.
Start your Ontario driving journey with the G1 written knowledge test. Learn road signs, traffic laws, and safe driving rules — all in plain English.
The G2 test is your first road test with a DriveTest examiner in Ontario. Our complete guide covers parking, turns, lane changes, and the top mistakes to avoid.
The final step to a full Ontario G licence. Master highway driving, merging, and advanced skills to drive anywhere in Canada without restrictions.
Prepare for your Ontario G1 knowledge test with our free 40-question practice test. Questions cover road signs, rules of the road, and safe driving — the same topics tested at DriveTest centres across Ontario.
GTestCanada guides you through every step of G1 preparation — from reading the handbook to practising questions and tracking your progress.
1. Learn
Read our plain-English guides based on the Ontario Driver's Handbook — road signs, rules, and what examiners look for.
Get started2. Practice
Take free 40-question G1 practice tests. Get instant feedback and explanations after every answer.
Get started3. Earn Points
Earn Learning Points as you study and practise. Reach 500 points to unlock the G1 Pass free for 72 hours.
Get started4. Improve
Review your mistakes, focus on weak areas, and build the confidence to pass your real G1 test.
Get startedPractice for your Ontario G1 and earn Learning Points. 500 points = 300 G1 practice questions FREE for 72 hours.
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GTestCanada offers free G1 practice for everyone. The G1 Pass unlocks 300 additional practice questions for 72 hours.
Practice 300 Ontario G1 exam-style questions, track your progress by category, and review your mistakes — all in a focused 72-hour window.
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Ontario uses a Graduated Licensing System (GLS) that takes new drivers through three stages before earning a full G licence. The process starts with the G1 knowledge test, followed by the G2 road test, and finally the G full licence test — which includes mandatory highway driving.
Everything you need to prepare for the Ontario G1 knowledge test — guides, practice tests, and study tools.
Guides and tips for every stage of Ontario's road test process — from your first G2 to the final G highway test.
GTestCanada is an independent educational platform built specifically for Ontario drivers. Here's what we focus on.
All practice questions and guides are sourced from the official MTO Ontario Driver's Handbook — the same material tested at DriveTest centres.
Content is written specifically for Ontario's G1, G2, and G tests — not generic Canadian or American driving content.
Guides and practice questions are reviewed regularly to reflect current Ontario driving laws and DriveTest requirements.
GTestCanada is not affiliated with DriveTest Ontario, ServiceOntario, or the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario.
Quick Reference
Tap a topic to reveal the number. All values verified against the Ontario Driver's Handbook.
Source: Ontario Driver's Handbook (MTO) · ontario.ca
Ontario Driving Updates
Stay current with Ontario driving law changes, DriveTest announcements, road safety reminders, and G1/G2 tips — all sourced from official Ontario government and MTO resources.
Ontario DriveTest centres typically see peak demand in late summer. Book your G2 or G road test as early as possible — popular centres in Toronto, Brampton, and Mississauga are filling up weeks in advance.
Ontario drivers caught using a hand-held device face fines of $615–$1,000, 3 demerit points, and a 3-day licence suspension on first conviction. Repeat offences escalate to a 30-day suspension.
Ontario's Move Over law requires drivers to slow down and move over one lane when passing stopped emergency vehicles, police, tow trucks, and road maintenance vehicles with flashing lights.
Spring and summer are the busiest seasons at Ontario DriveTest centres. Candidates are advised to book G2 and G road tests 4–8 weeks in advance to secure preferred dates and locations.
In-depth articles covering every stage of Ontario's graduated licensing system.
Everything you need to know to pass the Ontario G1 knowledge test on your first attempt — road signs, rules, and the 40-question breakdown.
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Nervous about your G2 road test in Brampton, Toronto, or Mississauga? Here are the most effective strategies to walk in confident and drive out with your licence.
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Highway driving is the biggest challenge in the Ontario G test. Learn what DriveTest examiners look for and how to stay calm on the 400-series.
Read ArticleGTestCanada provides city-specific G1 practice questions and DriveTest centre information for major Ontario cities.
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