Evening and weekend classes now available in November
Evening and weekend classes now available in November
Starting your driving journey in Ontario? We’ve brought together helpful information and trusted resources to help you along the way.

Ontario uses a graduated licensing system to help new drivers gain experience in a safe and structured way.
After getting your G1 licence, you normally need to wait 12 months before taking your G2 road test. If you successfully complete an approved Beginner Driver Education (BDE) course, this waiting period can be reduced to 8 months.
Once you have your G2 licence, you must wait at least 12 months before you can take the G road test to earn your full G licence.
That means the minimum time from G1 to a full G licence is 20 months with an approved BDE course, compared with 24 months without BDE.
A Beginner Driver Education (BDE) course is an MTO-approved program that provides at least 40 hours of instruction. It helps new drivers build the knowledge, skills and confidence they need for a lifetime of safer driving.
Successful completion is recorded on your driver’s licence history, can reduce the G1 waiting period by four months, and may make you eligible for an insurance discount (depending on your insurer).

Choosing a driving school? Check before you enrol.
Use the Government of Ontario’s official list to confirm that a driving school is approved to provide Beginner Driver Education (BDE).
You can use the list to verify DriveWise Saugeen Shores or check the approval status of other Ontario driving schools.

Need proof you completed an approved BDE course? Order your Driver’s Licence History directly from the MTO. It includes your BDE course completion information.

The Official MTO Driver’s Handbook covers Ontario’s rules of the road. Use it to study for your G1 knowledge test and review important information as you prepare for your road tests.

DriveTest administers Ontario’s driver knowledge tests and road tests. Find a DriveTest location, learn what to expect on your G2 or G road test, and book your road test online.
Third-party study app. Refer to the Official MTO Driver’s Handbook for current Ontario driving rules and requirements.