G1 Driving Test Preparation Part 5
Prepare for your Ontario G1 written knowledge test with our free, up-to-date G1 Driving Test Preparation. Whether you’re a teen getting your first licence or a newcomer to Canada, our tests are designed to help you succeed—based on the official MTO Driver’s Handbook.
What to Expect on the Official Ontario G1 Knowledge Test
Number of Questions
40
Correct answers to pass
32
Passing score
80%
Length of test
30 min
Frequently Asked Questions About Pass Your G1 Licensing Test
40 multiple-choice questions — 20 on traffic signs, 20 on driving rules.
You’ll be tested on traffic signs, right-of-way, speed limits, parking, defensive driving, and more.
Yes, all questions are multiple-choice with four possible answers.
Yes, the test is available in multiple languages including English, French, Chinese, Punjabi, and more.
You can retake it, but you’ll need to pay the fee again. There’s no limit on attempts.
You must be at least 16 years old and provide valid identification.
Not always. Many DriveTest centres allow walk-ins, but booking in advance is recommended.
Valid ID showing legal name, date of birth, and signature. Acceptable ID includes a passport, permanent resident card, or health card (with photo).
Yes. The G1 test is included in the $159.75 G1 licensing package (includes test, Class G2 test, and 5-year licence fee).
10. How can I best prepare for the G1 test?
Study the official MTO Driver’s Handbook and take online practice tests to reinforce your knowledge and simulate the real exam.
Free Ontario G1 Practice Test – Prepare for Your G1 Driving Test Preparation
What You'll Learn from These G1 Practice Test
Realistic multiple-choice questions
Covers road signs, rules of the road, and safe driving practices
No registration required – take unlimited tests anytime
Instant feedback with explanations to help you learn fast
Ontario G1 Practice Test Topics
Our practice quizzes are split into key areas that match the actual G1 knowledge test: G1 Driving Test Preparation
Traffic signs and signals
Right-of-way and intersection rules
Safe driving and defensive techniques
Speed limits, road markings, and lane use
Sharing the road with bikes, buses, and pedestrians
Tips to Pass the G1 Test
Read the Ontario Driver’s Handbook carefully
Take multiple practice tests until you consistently score well
Focus on understanding concepts, not just memorizing answers
Review explanations after each practice question
Watch video tutorials if you prefer visual learning
Get a good night’s sleep and stay calm on test day
Why Practice Tests Matter for Ontario G1 Success
Practice tests are one of the most effective tools for preparing for your Ontario G1 written exam. Here’s how they can help:
✅ Reinforce your knowledge through active recall and repetition
✅ Get used to the real test format used at DriveTest Centres
✅ Identify weak areas so you can focus your studying
✅ Build confidence and reduce test-day anxiety
✅ Practice anytime—free, flexible, and mobile-friendly
👀 Prefer to Learn Visually?
We’ve created video walkthroughs of real Ontario G1 questions—perfect for visual learners who want to study smarter, not harder.
👉 Visit Our YouTube Channel
🎬 Learn faster with clear explanations, visual examples, and test-taking strategies that work.
How to Get Your Ontario G1 Driver’s Licence
✅ Eligibility Requirements
To apply for your G1 licence in Ontario, you must:
Be at least 16 years old
Pass a vision test
Pass a written knowledge test on rules of the road and traffic signs
Provide valid identification that shows your legal name, date of birth, and signature
📘 Preparing for the G1 Test
Get ready with these smart study steps:
Study the Ontario Driver’s Handbook (official and up-to-date)
Take our free G1 practice tests to simulate the real exam
Watch YouTube tutorials with real G1 questions and visual explanations
Review daily—a little progress each day adds up!
🗓 What to Bring on Test Day
When you go to a DriveTest Centre, make sure to bring:
Proper identification documents (birth certificate, passport, PR card, etc.)
Eyeglasses or contacts (if you need them for vision testing)
Test fee (approx. $158.25 for the written test + 5-year licence fee)
A parent or guardian if you’re under 18 (recommended)
🚗 After You Pass the G1 Test
Congrats! You’ve earned your G1 licence—your first step toward full driving privileges in Ontario.
With a G1:
You must drive with a fully licensed driver (Class G) with at least 4 years of experience
You can’t drive on 400-series highways or between midnight and 5 a.m.
You must hold your G1 for at least 12 months (or 8 months with driver’s ed) before taking the G2 road test
✅ Quick Ontario G1 FAQ
Q: How many questions are on the G1 test?
A: 40 multiple-choice questions — 20 on rules, 20 on signs. You need 16 correct in each section to pass.
Q: Can I take the G1 test online?
A: No, the test must be taken in person at a DriveTest Centre.
Q: Is the test available in other languages?
A: Yes! The G1 test is offered in over 20 languages.
Q: What happens if I fail?
A: You can retake the test. A retest fee applies, and you may need to wait for the next available test slot.
🔑 Final Tip:
Don’t guess—get ready with real practice. Study the handbook, take multiple practice tests, and boost your confidence with video tutorials. The more you practice, the more likely you are to pass on your first try.
👉 Start Practicing Now:
🌐 Practice Tests
📘 Read the Ontario Driver’s Handbook
📺 Visit Our YouTube Channel
