Canadian Car Driving Test Practice 2026
Free practice questions for the Class 5 (passenger) knowledge test in every Canadian province and territory. Sourced directly from each provincial handbook, MTO, ICBC, SAAQ, SGI, MPI and more, and updated for 2026.
Practice by province or territory
Pick your province or territory to start practicing. Every test reflects the rules and signs you'll see on test day.
About the Canadian car licence knowledge test
Every Canadian province administers its own written knowledge test for the Class 5 (passenger car) licence. The format varies: Ontario's G1 test has 40 multiple-choice questions in two sections; Quebec's SAAQ test is graded in three sections at 75% each; British Columbia's ICBC test has 50; Alberta's Class 7 test has 30, but the core content is the same: rules of the road, traffic signs, right-of-way, and safe driving practices.
Drive IQ Canada gives you free practice tests for all 13 provinces and territories, following the question format, pass mark, and time limit each province publishes. Where a province publishes no pass mark, we say so instead of inventing one. We pull every question from the official driver's handbook.
Most provinces let you book your knowledge test online and offer same-day or next-day appointments. The minimum age is usually 16 (14 with parental consent in some provinces), and you'll need to bring acceptable ID and the test fee.