In Ontario, get your G1 by passing a written test at age 16. After 12 months, take the G2 road test. Hold your G2 for another year, then pass the G test to earn your full driver license.

From the food they eat to the air they breathe, protecting children from harm is of the utmost importance to […]

The Ontario Driver's Handbook is a great resource for new and experienced drivers alike. It contains everything you need to […]

Did you know that in 2019 there were more than 2.2 million parking tickets issued in Toronto earning over $60 million in […]

Ontario's Highway Traffic Act states that every child aged 8 and younger, must travel in a vehicle using a car […]

Earning demerit points in Ontario is no laughing matter. It won't just lead to an awkward encounter with law enforcement. […]

The 401 is one of the busiest highways in Ontario. It’s among several notoriously heavily trafficked highways in the nation. […]

In 2016, there were over ten thousand serious injuries due to traffic collisions in Canada alone. Statistics like this are […]

There are more than 26 million licensed drivers across Canada at the moment. Whether you use your driver's license every […]

Road rage is, increasingly, a significant factor in fatal traffic accidents worldwide. Yet, there's a lot of misinformation about this […]