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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.
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πŸ›‘ Self-Assessment:

Before you drive, evaluate your physical, mental, and emotional state. If you have any doubts about your readiness, do not drive.

πŸ”„ Daily Variability:

Your ability to drive can change daily. Illness, fatigue, medications, stress, and emotional states can all affect your driving ability.

🌑️ Physical Condition:

Assess if you feel physically well. Illness or fatigue can significantly impair your driving skills.

πŸ’Š Medications:

Both prescription and over-the-counter drugs can affect your driving. Check medication side effects and avoid driving if they impair your abilities.

πŸ’­ Mental State:

Stress, anxiety, or any other mental health issues can diminish your concentration and decision-making skills. Ensure your mind is clear before driving.

πŸ’” Emotional State:

Strong emotions like anger or sadness can distract you from the road. Make sure you are emotionally calm before driving.

πŸš— Vehicle Condition:

Regularly check your vehicle to ensure it is in good working order. Malfunctioning vehicles can cause accidents.

🌧️ Driving Conditions:

Evaluate the weather, road conditions, and traffic before driving. Adjust your plans if conditions are unsafe.

🧠 Fitness to Drive:

You must be fit to operate a motor vehicle. Never drive if you are unfit due to physical, mental, or emotional reasons.

🚫 Avoidance:

If any factor suggests you are not fit to drive, choose not to drive. Safety should always be your top priority.

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