Because of the extraordinarily long driving test wait periods at many test centers, the old practice of arranging a driver’s test only when you’re prepared to take it is no longer the standard. Because of the extended wait times, many test applicants are increasingly booking tests far ahead of being test-ready, which can influence how […]
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A friend or your instructor can sit quietly in the backseat during your driving test if you want someone to accompany you. Even though they will need to follow certain rules, knowing they are in place can be reassuring. Wear something you feel comfortable in. Clothing that is comfortable and well-fitted is the best choice. […]
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There are presently five prohibited vehicles on the list. Other models can be used only if you have confirmation that they are safe. These restrictions are predicated on examiner findings, and the government notes that other vehicles may be unfit as well. It recommends anybody unsure about the appropriateness of a vehicle check with it […]
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This chapter explains what license you have to drive in Ontario and how to obtain one, whether you are a first-time driver, a visitor, or a current resident. This chapter covers the graded licensing system, how to register for a license, the exams you must pass, and the driving rights you will receive at each […]
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It is important to have some items in every trunk, but not every emergency road kit is built the same way. Be sure to tailor it to the type of vehicle and its condition, as well as the weather conditions where you usually travel. It may be a good idea to add safety items for […]
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