Ontario Full G License: Requirements, Cost and Difficulties

Each level of the graduate program has a distinct price, but we’ll start with the price of a G1 license.

What does a G1 license cost?

It will cost $158.25 to obtain your G1, which is suitable for five years. This pertains to the G2 road test and the written knowledge test you must pass to earn a license. You should read through the $16 official Ministry of Transportation Driver’s Handbook to prepare for the written exam.

A driver education program may cost between $200 and $800, and you will have to pay individually if you choose to enroll in one. However, you might be able to recoup these expenses over time by paying lower insurance rates, as most auto insurance companies provide discounts to drivers who complete courses at accredited institutions.

There will be an extra $15.75 for each try if you fail the G1 knowledge test on your first attempt.

• Overall, a G1 license costs the following:
• The cost of the permit is $158.25.
• The manual costs $16.
• The test cost $15.75.
• For the optional driving lessons, budget $200–$800.

The book, a passing grade on one of the tests, and a license cost $190. A driver’s ed course might increase that to $390 to $990, but you could start saving money right now by enrolling in it thanks to discounted pricing.

The G2 license’s cost.

You must pay a $90 licensing charge to obtain your G2 license, and the license is only suitable for five years. If you don’t pass the road test, you’ll have to pay an extra $52.50 for another exam. Accordingly, a G2 license will earn you between $90 and $144.50. Not considering driver’s education or further exam tries, the running total for a G1 license is up to $280 when combined with the prior $190 fee.

Purchasing a G license.

You must pass the G road test to obtain your G license; the exam costs $89.25. You will have already spent $190 on a G1 license and $90 on a G2 license. A complete G-class Ontario driver’s license will cost you $369.25 when all the charges associated with the G1, G2, and G licenses are added. However, this sum excludes any further exams or driving school you could decide to enroll in.

Registration and insurance fees for a car.

Budget for vehicle registration, which includes your vehicle permit ($32), license plate ($59), and plate sticker ($60 to $120), when you buy a car. A variety of things affect how much vehicle insurance costs, so keep that in mind. After paying for all the licenses and car registrations, the running total for putting everything in order will be $580.25, excluding motor insurance (which is required by law in Ontario). The cost of obtaining a G-class driver’s license in Ontario is high, but a motorist may receive a complete license for less than $350. However, there are other expenses you might want to factor into your budget, such as study materials, supplementary exams, and driver education programs, which might save you money in the long run by giving you a discount from your auto insurance company. Ontario’s G driving laws and limitations You won’t be subject to the limitations of a G1 or G2 driver if you have a full license in Ontario. You may drive alone at any time of day, but you should still keep an eye on your BAC. Even if you are less than 21, you must have zero blood alcohol and THC levels.

Even though the Ontario licensing class system may appear challenging, you now have the knowledge you need to approach it step-by-step. Remember that each license class has its regulations and limitations; abide by them to avoid fines and to maintain your safety. Above all else, to ensure a seamless transition through Ontario’s licensing class system, be sure to arrive for each knowledge and road exam prepared.