Ontario learner licence prep
Ontario G1 Knowledge Test Prep
Prepare for the Ontario G1 knowledge test with 81 free practice questions, study flashcards, road sign references, and a plain-language guide based on the official MTO Driver's Handbook.
Questions
40 multiple-choice (20 signs + 20 rules)
Passing score
16 correct in each section (80%)
Time limit
No strict time limit
Cost
Approximately $158 (full G1 package)
Minimum age
16 years old
Official guide
MTO Driver's Handbook (free online)
Study Guide
Plain-language summary of the Ontario MTO Driver's Handbook.
Road Signs
Common Ontario road signs with images and meanings.
Flashcards
Flip-card study deck for key rules, signs, and facts.
FAQ
Common questions about the G1 test and how to prepare.
Practice Test 1
21 questions covering rules of the road and basic signs.
Practice Test 2
21 more questions on right of way, parking, and impairment.
Practice Test 3
21 questions on intersections, lane changes, and signals.
Practice Test 4
18 sign-based questions with images.
Exam experiences
Real notes from people who took the Ontario G1 test.
Reading the official MTO handbook twice and doing free online practice tests.
Advice
Take your time on each section. Remember you need 16/20 in each part.
Practice tests online and reviewing the rules of the road section in the handbook.
Advice
Pass each section independently — focus equally on signs and rules.
Quick FAQ
How many questions are on the Ontario G1 test?
The G1 test has 40 multiple-choice questions divided into two sections: 20 questions on rules of the road and 20 questions on traffic signs. You must pass each section independently with at least 16 correct answers (80%).
What is the minimum age to take the G1 test?
You must be at least 16 years old to apply for an Ontario G1 driver's licence.
How much does the G1 test cost?
The full G1 package costs approximately $158.25 in Ontario. This includes the knowledge test, your G1 licence, and your G2 road test. Confirm current fees with DriveTest.
Where do I take the G1 test?
G1 tests are administered at DriveTest centres across Ontario. No appointment is needed — tests are usually offered on a walk-in basis. Bring proper ID and payment.
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