FAQs

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Yes, extensions are available to eligible applicants for a maximum of 42 days. You must book your road test before your licence expires to be eligible for an extension. Please note that the extension is valid only up until the day of your road test. If you have an extension and are unsuccessful with your road test, you cannot book another road test without meeting other requirements (e.g., completing another knowledge test). Visit ServiceOntario or DriveTest for details.

Yes, if you book your road test at Brampton, Hamilton, Kitchener, London, Oakville, Ottawa Walkley, Toronto Etobicoke, or Toronto Port Union, you might get a test on a Saturday. Not all centres are open 6 days a week, so check carefully when exploring options.

We aim to have you booked within the date period you have specified - much quicker than your average company. It is important that you give us all of the information regarding preferred test dates when you sign up; but there is no guarantee that your date will be possible. For this reason we ask you to give as many dates as possible. The chances of you getting your earliest date depend on how busy the DriveTest centre is during those periods.

We aim to have you booked within the date period you have specified - much quicker than your average company. It is important that you give us all of the information regarding preferred test dates when you sign up; but there is no guarantee that your date will be possible. For this reason we ask you to give as many dates as possible. The chances of you getting your earliest date depend on how busy the DriveTest centre is during those periods.

If you have passed your test but haven't had your license in the post, you can visit your local centre to extend your learner's permit. There is a small chance your license has been lost in the mail, so call the distribution centre and ensure that you have given the correct address. You can also make changes to an existing license (such as a change of address) through ServiceOntario.

You can apply for a replacement through ServiceOntario. You can also apply for an enhanced driving licence if needed - visit the ServiceOntario site for current options and requirements.

Yes, you can use a vehicle with a rear camera. However, you cannot use the rear camera to assist you during your road test.

Motorcycle season extends from approximately mid-May to mid-October. Exact dates vary from year to year depending on weather conditions and how the dates fall on the calendar.

You must hold a G1 licence for at least 12 months. Completing a Ministry-approved Beginner Driver Education (BDE) course reduces this waiting period to 8 months.

The G2 test focuses on fundamental city and residential driving skills, including three-point turns, parallel parking, reverse/stall parking, hill parking, and roadside stops.

Yes. G2 drivers are permitted to drive unaccompanied on any Ontario road or high-speed highway at any time.

Drivers aged 20 and older have no passenger limits. Drivers aged 19 and under are limited to one passenger aged 19 or under between midnight and 5:00 a.m. for the first six months. After six months, this limit increases to three young passengers.

You must hold a G2 licence for a minimum of 12 consecutive months before taking the G test. Taking a driving course does not shorten this timeframe.

It is a mandatory document signed at check-in confirming you have driven on a 400-series highway or an 80+ km/h roadway at least 5 times within the preceding 3 months.

Ontario's graduated licensing system grants 5 years from your G1 issue date to earn a full G licence. If your licence expires before passing the G test, you must start the process over by retaking the G1 written exam.

You must hold your M1 permit for at least 60 days before taking the M2 / M1 Exit test. The M1 permit is valid for 90 days total, so you must pass before it expires.

The M2 (M1 Exit) test is usually done in a parking lot and focuses on bike control, including U-turns and gear changes, a slow-speed slalom, sharp turns from a stop, emergency stopping, emergency swerve, and curved stops.

You must hold an M2 licence for at least 22 months before taking the full Class M road test. Completing an approved motorcycle training course can reduce this waiting period to about 18 months.

Motorcycle road tests for classes M2 and M are typically offered from mid-May to mid-October, weather permitting. Booking usually opens around May 1st each year, so plan ahead around your licence expiry date.

You must wear a certified undamaged motorcycle helmet with a visor (or helmet plus safety glasses/goggles), a heavy-duty motorcycle or leather jacket, durable long pants, full-fingered riding gloves, and sturdy ankle-covering boots. Incomplete gear can get your test cancelled.

Bring a roadworthy motorcycle with valid registration, insurance (pink slip), a properly mounted licence plate, working lights/signals/horn/kill switch, safe tires, working brakes, and no active fluid leaks. The bike must be suitable for the class you are testing for.

M1 riders may only ride during daylight hours (about a half-hour before sunrise to a half-hour after sunset), cannot carry passengers, cannot ride on 400-series highways, and must have a blood alcohol concentration of zero.

An M2 licence lets you ride with fewer restrictions than M1. You may ride at night and on highways, but you must still maintain a zero blood alcohol level. Passenger rules and other conditions can apply depending on your situation, so check current MTO guidance.

The M2 test (M1 Exit) focuses on basic low-speed handling in a controlled lot. The full Class M road test assesses more advanced on-road motorcycle skills. If you pass Class M, you receive a full motorcycle licence.

No. Motorcycle road tests are seasonal and generally available from mid-May to mid-October, depending on weather. Book early once the season opens to avoid delays before your M1 or M2 expiry date.

Drivers from non-reciprocal countries are limited to 12 months of foreign driving credit. They cannot skip the G2 test and must observe a 12-month wait between passing the G2 and attempting the full G test.

Applicants must sign a formal declaration confirming that Ontario is their primary residence and that their presence in Canada is legally authorized.

You must hold a full, valid Class G licence for at least six months before attempting a Class A commercial road test.