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Ontario G1 Knowledge Test Practice Test
This free G1 practice test for Ontario has 300 original questions written from the MTO Official Driver's Handbook, covering road signs and rules of the road, plus a timed 40-question G1 mock test. Ontario does not publish the real test's length or pass mark; the commonly reported format is 40 questions with 16 of 20 correct in each half, which is the target we use.
- Multiple-choice knowledge test
- road signs + rules of the road
- DriveTest walk-in
- No signup to start
- Every answer includes a source note
- Updated October 15, 2026
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A real Ontario G1 Knowledge Test question
Pick an answer. You will see whether you are right, why, and the source it comes from. No signup.
- 20 free questions like this one
- An explanation and a source note on every answer
- No signup, no card
A cyclist is riding near the right edge of the lane ahead of you. You should:
The real test at a glance
How many questions are on the Ontario G1 Knowledge Test test, and what score passes?
Need 16 of 20 in each part · reported, not officialMiss 4 per part
- 40questions in 2 scored parts
- 80%practice target (no official mark)
- 300practice questions here, 20 free
Original practice questions written from the Official MTO Driver's Handbook and Ontario licensing pages; not official MTO or DriveTest questions. Not affiliated with the MTO or DriveTest. Internal QuizCram practice target. Ontario's official pages require passing a knowledge test on the rules of the road and traffic signs but publish no item count or percentage — the widely reported 40-question, 16-per-section format is secondary consensus, not an MTO-published threshold.
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Topic coverage
Topics covered in this bank
300 original questions, split by the topics the official source covers
From the question bank
Try 3 more real questions
Tap an answer to check it. Every explanation cites the official source.
- Q1Alcohol and drugs
As a G1 driver, your permitted blood alcohol concentration is:
The answer is C.
G1 and G2 drivers must have zero blood alcohol — none at all — whenever they drive. The fully licensed adult limit does not apply to learner or novice drivers. Prescription or illegal drugs that impair ability are also prohibited. One drink can be enough to breach zero tolerance rules and trigger immediate roadside consequences.
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- Q2Demerit points
Accumulating too many demerit points can result in:
The answer is A.
Demerit points record convictions for certain offences. Exceeding the provincial threshold can lead to suspension of your driver's licence, with longer suspensions for repeat or novice drivers. Points also affect insurance costs. New drivers face stricter thresholds, so a single careless-driving conviction can already threaten a G1 or G2 privilege.
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- Q3Emergencies
You see a fire truck or ambulance approaching from behind with lights and sirens. You should:
The answer is D.
When an emergency vehicle approaches with flashing lights and siren, keep a safe distance (at least 15 m when it is stopped, and avoid tailgating when following), then pull over to the right edge of the roadway and come to a clear stop when safe. Do not block an intersection. Only move again when the vehicle has passed and the way is clear.
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Study plan
How to pass the Ontario G1 Knowledge Test
Learn the rules, drill until they’re automatic, then prove it in a timed mock test.
- Step 1
Learn both halves: road signs and rules of the road are tested as separate sections
- Step 2
Drill right-of-way, intersections, and school-bus rules until they're automatic
- Step 3
Memorize the G1 conditions: zero alcohol, no midnight–5 a.m. driving, qualified accompanying driver
- Step 4
Practice against the full 300-question bank; it is original practice material, not an official exam replica
- Test day
Book the real test once you clear the pass mark comfortably, twice in a row.
Exam simulator
Sit a timed mock test for the Ontario G1 Knowledge Test
- A real countdown. One question at a time, no feedback until you submit.
- Flag and review. Mark questions to come back to before you hand in.
- Score by topic. Your result against the target, every answer explained.
Topics are mixed across the whole bank, and a retake is a new draw.
The free mock test runs 20 questions from the free set, once. A full-length run is 40 questions. A practice mock test, not an official replica.
- Free taster
- 20 q
- Full run
- 40 q
- Practice clock
- 40 min
- Target
- 80%
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What you get free on the Ontario G1 Knowledge Test
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- 20 original questions with source notes
- Instant scoring
- One free timed mock test (20 questions)
- Free account adds saved progress + mistake review
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About these questions
How we check these questions
- Written from the source. Every question is our own wording of a fact in the Driving & Licenses source, never copied from a real exam.
- Checked against its section. Each answer names the section it comes from, and the answer is checked against that text. Anything we cannot confirm there is not published.
- Machine checks on the whole bank. Validators look for duplicates, missing explanations and missing sources.
- Re-checked on changes. When Driving & Licenses revises the source, the bank is audited again. Last update: October 15, 2026.
Original practice questions written from the Official MTO Driver's Handbook and Ontario licensing pages; not official MTO or DriveTest questions. Not affiliated with the MTO or DriveTest. Spot an error? Email [email protected] with the question; we check it against the source and fix confirmed errors. Editorial policy.
- Updated October 15, 2026
- v2 · 300 questions
- 20 free with answers
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Ontario G1 Knowledge Test FAQ
No. This is a QuizCram practice bank with original questions based on Ontario MTO materials. It is not affiliated with the Ministry of Transportation or DriveTest.
Ontario's official pages do not publish the live test's item count. Secondary sources consistently report 40 multiple-choice questions (20 road signs + 20 rules of the road) with 16 correct needed per section — treat that as a study target, not an official figure.
At a DriveTest centre (walk-in for knowledge tests) or the ServiceOntario Bay and College location in Toronto by appointment. Bring accepted ID and payment — see ontario.ca for the current fee list.
Yes. The timed G1 mock test draws 40 questions from the 300-question bank. It is practice, not the official MTO test, and Ontario does not publish the real test's format.
Start with the free questions, work through the topics (road signs, right-of-way, intersections and turns, sharing the road, speed limits, parking), then finish with timed mock tests. Every answer cites the MTO Driver's Handbook section, so you can re-read anything you missed.
Ontario does not publish a pass mark. If the commonly reported format is right (20 sign questions and 20 rules questions, 16 correct needed in each), you can miss 4 in each section. Treat that as a study target and aim well above it.
Yes. Open the exam simulator and sit a timed mock test of 20 questions built from the free questions, once, with no signup. At the end you see where you stand in each exam area, so you know what to study next.
The exam's agency publishes no topic weights, so it mixes topics in proportion to the question bank, favoring questions you missed before and never repeating one within a run. A retake is a new draw, so you will meet different questions. It is a practice mock test, not an official replica of the real exam.
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