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Ontario G1 knowledge test: full test
Everything this run does, in front of you first. Licensing in Ontario is run by Ontario Ministry of Transportation, and every line marked with a source below comes from what they publish.
- Questions in this run
- 40
- What this draw holds
- 20 on road signs, 20 on the rules of the road
- Questions in the real test
- Not publishedNot published by the licensing body
- Pass mark
- 16 of 20 in road signs and 16 of 20 in rules of the road
- Sections
- road signs and rules of the road, each one scored on its own
- Time limit
- No clock on this run
- What ends it early
- Nothing. It runs to the last question.
- Answers shown
- Not until the run ends, which is how the real test works
- Fee for the real test
- $159.75 package covering a knowledge test, a Class G2 road test and a five-year licenceDriveTest, Knowledge Testsverified 2026-09-15
- Retake fee
- $16.00 for an extra knowledge test attemptDriveTest, Knowledge Testsverified 2026-09-15
- DriveTest publishes two or three sections, a total score of at least 80 percent, and no question count.
- The test is not timed. DriveTest says it typically takes 20 to 30 minutes.
- Paper is available at every location and a computer is available at some locations. You do not need an appointment, and the result is marked on the spot.
- Results remain valid for one year. A retry within that year covers only the sections that did not meet MTO standards.
- Our simulation uses 20 road sign questions and 20 rules questions, with 16 correct required in each practice section.
- A Class G2 road test and a five-year licence are included in the $159.75 package.
This draw holds 20 road sign questions and 20 rules of the road questions, spread through the run rather than grouped at either end.
Your answers stay in this browser. Nothing is sent anywhere, there is no account, and no part of this run is held back.