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Ontario G1 knowledge test: the official facts
What Ontario actually requires, taken from the province's own pages and current for 2026.
| Question | The official answer | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Who can apply | You must be at least 16 and a resident of Ontario | ontario.ca, Get a G driver’s licence: new drivers |
| What you pass first | A vision test and a knowledge test on the rules of the road and traffic signs. Pass both and you get your G1 | ontario.ca, same page |
| Where you take it | In person at a DriveTest centre, no appointment needed | drivetest.ca |
| What it costs | The G1 licence package is $159.75 and covers the knowledge test, the G2 road test and a five-year licence. Each extra knowledge-test attempt is $16 | ontario.ca and drivetest.ca, fees set by the Government of Ontario |
| What to study | The Official MTO Driver’s Handbook. A printed copy is $18 cash at a DriveTest centre, or $14.95 plus taxes from ServiceOntario and in stores, and it is free to read online; every question on this site is written to it | ontario.ca, same page |
| After you pass | You hold your G1 for 12 months in most cases, and you have five years to finish the whole graduated program or you start over | ontario.ca, same page |
Official pages read on 2 November 2026 (ontario.ca) and 30 October 2026 (drivetest.ca). Fees change; the province posts the current figure.
Where Ontario learners actually go wrong
Measured from 1.8 million answers given on this site’s Ontario G1 questions. Overall, learners miss 12 answers in every 100. These topics are missed the most.
| Topic | Answers missed | Practise it |
|---|---|---|
| Towing | 20.3% | Free Towing questions |
| Licence suspensions | 18.2% | Free Licence suspensions questions |
| Sharing the road | 14.9% | Free Sharing the road questions |
| Parking | 14.5% | Free Parking questions |
| Dealing with emergencies | 13.6% | Free Dealing with emergencies questions |
| Driver’s licence and demerits | 13.6% | Free Drivers licence and demerits questions |
| Traffic lights and pavement markings | 13.5% | Free Traffic lights and pavement markings questions |
| Driving at night and in bad weather | 13.2% | Free Driving at night and in bad weather questions |
How it is measured: every answer to an Ontario car question on this site, 1,803,709 of them, counted on 2 November 2026. A topic’s rate is the share of its answers that were wrong. Traffic signs, the biggest topic with 382,376 answers, is missed 10.2% of the time.
How to pass the G1 test: the 4-step method
The order that works, using the free tools on this site.
Use the free tools on this site in this order. It is the order that gets learners through the real test.
- Practise by topic. Work through the 19 topics one at a time, starting with the ones Ontario learners miss most. Practice by topic
- Take full practice tests. 16 practice tests drawn from all 683 questions, with the reason behind every answer. Practice tests
- Fix what you missed. Every wrong answer is saved to your Challenge Bank so you retry only the questions that beat you. Challenge Bank
- Sit timed mock tests. 15 mock tests in the exam format, under the clock, until you pass them cold. Mock tests
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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs - Ontario G1 test and this site
Every question is free and there is no signup. You pick a topic, a practice test or a timed mock test, answer, and see the correct answer with the reason straight away. The site has 683 Ontario G1 questions, the full bank for the car test, and it remembers what you missed so you can retry it in the Challenge Bank.
The G1 knowledge test has 40 multiple-choice questions in two parts, Part A and Part B. You have to pass both parts.
One part is traffic signs and the other is the rules of the road. Ontario’s own page describes the knowledge test as a test about the rules of the road and traffic signs, and you must pass it along with a vision test to get your G1.
The pass mark is 80%. That means at least 16 correct answers out of 20 in each part, so you can get no more than 4 wrong in either part.
Ontario sells the G1 as a package: $159.75 covers the knowledge test, the G2 road test and a five-year licence. If you fail the knowledge test, each further attempt is $16. Fees are set by the Government of Ontario and can change; the province posts the current figure.
Anyone who is at least 16 years old and a resident of Ontario. You pass a vision test and the knowledge test, in person at a DriveTest centre, and you get your G1 the same day you pass.
In most cases you hold your G1 for 12 months before the G2 road test, and you have five years to finish the whole graduated program or you start over. Study the Official MTO Driver’s Handbook, then use the practice tests here until you pass the mock tests comfortably. When you are ready, book the knowledge test at a DriveTest centre.
