G1 Drive Test - FAQ
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The cost stands at $158.25.
Up to 4 mistakes are allowed.
Six strategies can aid in your preparation: thorough study, consistent practice tests, adequate rest, careful reading of each question, and remembering that a retest is possible if necessary.
It takes about 20 to 30 minutes.
Study the official manual, familiarize yourself with basic concepts, utilise flashcards, take practice tests, and observe test patterns.
After 12 months, unless the waiting period is reduced to 8 months with a Beginner Driver Education course.
The difficulty of the G1 test varies based on the individual’s preparation and understanding of the MTO handbook.
Yes, a temporary G1 licence is granted until the official card is mailed.
Driving is allowed only when accompanied by a fully licensed driver with at least 4 years of experience.
Yes, you can retake it as many times as needed, but each attempt requires payment of the G1 licence fee.
No, there is no limit, but remember that the G1 licence fee applies to each attempt.
It ranges from 50-70% across Ontario; however, failing the first attempt is not unusual.
Yes, both the vision and knowledge tests can be attempted again on the same day if necessary.
Both G1 and G2 licences expire 5 years from the date of issue; if not progressed to a full G licence, you’ll need to restart the testing process.
Yes, they expire 5 years after issuance, after which you’ll need to retest if not already fully licenced.
