Learn the rules, clearly
Every rule explained in plain English — the why, not just the what. Free to read, no account needed.
Speed limits in Ontario
What the default speed limits are, when they apply, and why a posted sign always wins.
Right of way: who goes first
Right of way is about yielding, not taking. The rules for uncontrolled intersections, yield signs, and pedestrians.
Traffic lights and signals
Beyond red-amber-green: what flashing lights, advanced greens and green arrows actually require you to do.
Following distance and space
Why the two-second rule works, how much space to keep, and when to leave even more.
Alcohol, drugs and the law
Why novice drivers must be completely sober, and the penalties that follow if they aren't.
G1 licence rules
You can't drive alone on a G1. Here's exactly what the conditions are and how to move up to G2.
Reading traffic signs by shape and colour
You can read most signs before you read a single word — if you know what the shapes and colours mean.
How to drive a roundabout
Roundabouts feel intimidating until you know the one rule that governs them: yield to whoever is already in the circle.
Sharing the road: school buses, cyclists and emergency vehicles
The rules that protect the most vulnerable people on the road — and the ones the test asks about most.
Where you can and cannot park
The distances and no-go zones the test asks about, plus how to park safely on a hill.
Turns, lane changes and blind spots
Signal, mirror, shoulder-check, move — the routine that prevents most side-swipe collisions.
Driving in rain, snow and fog
How to keep control when the road turns slippery or you can barely see.
Pedestrians and crosswalks
Who has the right of way when people are crossing, and the mistakes that put them at risk.
Sharing the road with trucks and motorcycles
Big vehicles can't see you or stop quickly; small ones are easy to miss. How to give each the room it needs.