FAQS

  • What makes G2 and G different from each other?

    • If you passed the G2 road test, now have a full G license, and are older than 21, you can drive anywhere in Ontario. There are certain limitations if you are under the age of 21. you must remember that if you are under 21 years old, you cannot drive under alcohol.

  • What does Ontario’s three-second rule for driving mean?

    • The three-second rule states that you should give the car in front of you some room. Watch for the leading vehicle to pass a mile marker, roadside sign, or other landmark to estimate the distance between your car and the one in front of you.

  • Is your insurance reduced from G2 to G?

    • Your insurance premium won’t decrease by a certain amount. Yet, as they go through the system, most G2 drivers benefit from insurance reductions of up to 10%. The same holds for upgrading from a G2 to a G license.

  • How often did G2 fail?

    • The Ministry of Transportation permits you to retake the G2 exam as many times as necessary to pass; there is no cap on the number of times you may fail it. You must pass the exam before your G2 License expires as the only restriction (usually within five years).