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Ontario G1 Knowledge Test
The written knowledge test for Ontario's G1 learner's licence: road signs, traffic lights and markings, and the rules of the road, including graduated licensing, demerit points, school buses, pedestrian crossovers, move-over, distracted and impaired driving.
Questions last checked against the official sources on October 10, 2026.
The real exam at a glance
- Questions
- Multiple choice in two parts: rules of the road and road signs
- To pass
- 80% in each part (16 of 20 in this mock)
- Time
- Not timed (typically 20 to 30 minutes)
- Languages
- 32, including English and French
- Fee
- $159.75 G1 licence package (knowledge test, G2 road test, five-year licence); $16 per extra knowledge test attempt
- Retakes
- Results valid one year; retry only the parts you failed
- Based on
- The Official MTO Driver's Handbook
What you'll practise
Try a question
What is the maximum fine for failing to yield at a pedestrian crossover, school crossing or crosswalk?
- $500
- $1,000
- $5,000
- $2,000
Show the answer
B. $1,000 — Failing to yield at these crossings brings a fine of up to $1,000 and 4 demerit points.
Sample questions by topic (in English)
- Graduated licensing
- New residents and licence exchange
- Sharing the road
- School buses
- Railway crossings
- Parking
- Night and bad weather
- Emergencies and collisions
- Vehicle, insurance and towing
- Sign shapes and colours
- Regulatory signs
- Warning signs
- Temporary condition signs
- Information and other signs
- Traffic lights and signals
- Pavement markings
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Questions about the Ontario G1 Test
Is this the official Ontario G1 Test?
No. Semplr is independent and not affiliated with the exam body. We write every question ourselves, in the official format and at the official level.
What is the real Ontario G1 Test like?
Questions: Multiple choice in two parts: rules of the road and road signs. To pass: 80% in each part (16 of 20 in this mock). Time: Not timed (typically 20 to 30 minutes). Languages: 32, including English and French. Fee: $159.75 G1 licence package (knowledge test, G2 road test, five-year licence); $16 per extra knowledge test attempt. Retakes: Results valid one year; retry only the parts you failed. Based on: The Official MTO Driver's Handbook.
How is my practice marked?
Instantly. You see your score against the pass mark, and an explanation for every question — including the ones you got right.
Can I take it on my phone?
Yes. The whole mock exam works on a phone, and your progress is saved in your browser.
Ready for a full run?
One sitting, real timing, then your score against the pass mark.
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