G1 Course

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Getting your G1 license is an exciting milestone, but it requires a comprehensive understanding of Ontario’s road rules, signs, and driving fundamentals. Our G1 course offers a unique approach built upon the trusted content of the MTO Driver’s Handbook:

  • MTO-Aligned Lessons: Our course breaks down complex topics into bite-sized, easy-to-understand lessons that strictly adhere to the information covered in the official MTO handbook.
  • Interactive Quizzes: Test your knowledge after each lesson with engaging quizzes based on the MTO curriculum. Identify areas needing improvement and solidify your understanding of key concepts.
  • Practice Makes Perfect: Take advantage of our free G1 practice tests online! Get familiar with the format, test your knowledge in a simulated exam environment, and build confidence for the real test.

By combining the official MTO content with our interactive learning tools, you gain a solid foundation for passing the G1 test and becoming a safe and responsible driver on Ontario’s roads.

Getting your G1 license is exciting, but driving on the road is a big responsibility. A G1 course can be your secret weapon! It’s not just about cramming for the test. The course teaches you the rules of the road, road signs, and how to spot dangers. Plus, you get real-world practice driving with a patient instructor. This can make you a more confident and safe driver from the start, which could even save you money on car insurance!

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What Will You Learn?

  • Ontario's road rules, signs, and essential driving knowledge to pass the G1 test.

Course Content

Getting Your Driver’s Licence
This chapter tells you what license you need in Ontario and how to get it, whether you are a new driver, a visitor, or a resident in Ontario.

  • Requirements for driving in Ontario
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  • Graduated licensing system
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Safe and Responsible Driving

Getting ready to drive
Think twice before you drive! Make sure you feel good, your car is okay, and the weather is safe. If you're not sure about any of these, don't drive. It's better to be safe than sorry.

Driving along

Sharing the road with other road users

Driving through intersections

Stopping

Changing directions

Changing positions

Parking along roadways

Freeway driving

Dealing with particular situations

Driving at night and in bad weather

Dealing with emergencies

Driving efficiently

Traffic Signs and Lights

Keeping Your Driver’s Licence

Other ways to lose your licence

Your Vehicle

Off-road Vehicles & Snowmobiles

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