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DRIVE IQ CANADA · ROAD TEST SERIES

VERIFIED AGAINST DriveTest · AUGUST 2026

Ontario sets two road tests

That is not the Canadian norm: eleven jurisdictions set one. The two tests do not assess the same thing, and passing the first does not prepare you for the second.

First: do you need this test?

Moving to Ontario with a licence from another country? You may be able to exchange it and skip this test.

Check the exchange rules →

After the last test

Passing the G road test gives you a full Class G licence with no graduated licensing conditions left to clear.

Official resources

Where to book, what to read, and where your province sits.

Before the road test

Pass the Ontario written test with questions from the official handbook

Practise free

Nearby road test guides

Neighbours first, then the provinces whose licensing path works the same way.

Spotted an error, or a rule that has changed? Tell us, with the official link, and we will correct the page.

Drive IQ Canada is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with DriveTest, operated by Serco Canada Inc. on behalf of the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario. This page is for information only. Always confirm current requirements with the agency before you book.

Sources for this guide (3 official DriveTest pages)
  1. Waiting period and age, Course reduction, Practice hours, What the test covers, After the testontario.ca
  2. Length, Retakes, What to bring, Vehicle requirements, Scoring, Automatic fail, Arrive 30 minutes early, Apply your result within 12 months, Practice hours, What the test covers, You have to declare your highway driving, and getting it wrong costs half your fee, The G test is temporarily modified, and it depends which centre you bookdrivetest.ca
  3. Feedrivetest.ca

Read in August 2026. Official sources only; anything the authority does not publish is marked as not published rather than guessed. Pages we checked that said nothing are still cited.

Ontario Road Tests: Both Tests Explained