Canada Driving Exam

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Now, there's no need for a driver's handbook.Updated for 2025

Prepare effectively for your Ontario G1 test with these essential practice questions. Enhance your understanding of road signs to build confidence and ensure success on your exam.

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Ontario G1 Sign Test Set 5

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Ontario G1 Drive Test Practice Questions Set 4

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Ontario G1 Road Signs Practice Test – Set 3 Sample Questions 2025

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Ontario G1 Drive Test Practice Questions Set 2

"Canada G1 Drive Test Practice Set 1" is a set of practice questions to help prepare for the Ontario G1 written test, covering road signs and safe driving rules. Ideal for new drivers or those refreshing their knowledge.

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Ontario G1 Drive Test Practice Questions Set 1

Prepare effectively for your Ontario G1 test with these essential practice questions. Enhance your understanding of traffic rules to build confidence and ensure success on your exam.

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Set 4 : G1 Drive Test Rules in Ontario

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Set 3 – Ontario Drive G1 Test Rule 20 Question

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Set 2 – Free Ontario G1 Drive Test 20 Question of Rules

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Set 1 – Ontario G1 Drive Test Practice Rules Question

Road Signs

Mastering road signs ensures safe, legal, and confident driving in Canada.

Falling Rocks or Rockslide Area Sign

Watch for Cyclists Sign

Maximum Height Clearance Sign

Do Not Cross Solid Line Sign

One Way Arrow Sign (Right Direction)

Accessible Parking By Permit Only Sign

School Zone Speed Limit Sign

Drawbridge Ahead Warning Sign

Highway Direction Sign

Distance Sign

Advisory Speed Limit – 50 km/h

Roundabout Ahead Sign

Lane Usage Sign: Straight or Right Turn Only

Accessible Parking Sign

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I drive in Canada with a foreign license?

Yes, but only for a limited time (usually 60–90 days, depending on the province). You may need an International Driving Permit (IDP).
How do I apply for a Canadian driver’s license?

You must visit a local licensing center, take a knowledge test, pass a vision test, and complete one or more road tests.
What is the minimum age to get a driver’s license in Canada?

The minimum age varies by province, but it is typically 16 years old.
How long does it take to get a full Canadian license?

Typically 2 years under the Graduated Licensing System (GLS), unless you have previous driving experience.
What tests do I need to pass?

- A knowledge test (written test on road rules and signs).
- A vision test (to check eyesight).
- Road tests (one or two driving tests depending on the province).
How long is my Canadian driver’s license valid?

Usually 5 years, but this varies by province.
Can I drive outside Canada with my Canadian license?

Yes, a Canadian license is valid in most countries, but you may need an International Driving Permit (IDP).
How much does it cost to get a Canadian driver’s license?

Costs vary, but expect to pay between $150–$300 for tests and application fees.
Is a Canadian driver's license valid across all of Canada?

Yes, a valid driver's license from any Canadian province or territory is recognized and valid throughout Canada.
What are the basic steps to get a Canadian driver's license?

Generally, you'll need to pass a written knowledge test, vision test, and one or two road tests. Most provinces/territories use a graduated licensing system.