Some users noted that the highway portion of the test in Guelph is known for being relatively easy, with a maximum speed of 70km/h. It's important to merge safely and maintain appropriate speeds.
Be mindful of train tracks along the route. Users advised not to stop on the tracks and to look both ways when crossing, without breaking but easing off the gas.
Some users mentioned specific roads like Silvercreek Pkwy, Woodlawn, and Willow Road. Knowledge of these streets and their traffic patterns can be beneficial.
Many users recommended familiarizing oneself with the test route through YouTube videos and practicing on those specific roads.
Automatic fails include missing more than two traffic signs, failing to obey speed limits, losing control of the vehicle, and driving off the road.
A minimum period of 12 months or 8 months if you complete a driver’s education course.
The graduated licensing system imposes certain restrictions to mitigate high-risk driving behaviors.
From 20 months up to 5 years after passing the G1 test.
There is no set number; the test assesses overall driving ability.
The G2 test is generally seen as the less challenging of the two.
A G2 licence is the second level of graduated licensing, allowing you to drive without an accompanying driver, with certain conditions applying to those under 21. A full G licence permits driving a car, van, or small truck without restrictions.
The cost stands at $158.25.
Yes, they expire 5 years after issuance, after which you’ll need to retest if not already fully licenced.
Yes, you can retake it as many times as needed, but each attempt requires payment of the G1 licence fee.
Driving is allowed only when accompanied by a fully licensed driver with at least 4 years of experience.
Public: G2 | G | M2 | M | LM2 | LM
Commercial: A | B | C | D | E | F | Z
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