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G1 rules & demerit points

G1 conditions, graduated licensing, demerit points, suspensions, impaired and distracted driving.

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What this topic covers

Sections of the Official MTO Driver's Handbook these questions are written from:

  • Level One (G1) · 17
  • Demerit point system · 17
  • Graduated licensing · 9
  • Other ways to lose your licence · 9
  • Level Two (G2) · 8
  • Dealing with particular situations · 7
  • Keeping your driver's licence · 6
  • Applying for a licence · 3
  • Vehicle insurance and registration · 3
  • New drivers to Ontario · 1

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Questions that are easy to get wrong

A G1 driver's accompanying driver is 21 years old. What must their BAC be?

  1. Under 0.08%
  2. Under 0.05%
  3. Zero (Correct answer)
  4. Under 0.03%

Explanation: The usual limit for an accompanying driver is under 0.05%, but a driver aged 21 or under must always have a BAC of zero, including when accompanying.

When may a G1 driver drive on a 400-series highway?

  1. When traffic is light
  2. When the accompanying driver is a driving instructor (Correct answer)
  3. On weekends, in daylight
  4. When the accompanying driver has 10 years of experience

Explanation: The highway restriction is lifted only when the accompanying driver is a driving instructor; then a G1 driver may drive on any road.

After completing an approved driver education course, how long must you hold a G1 before the G2 road test?

  1. 4 months
  2. 6 months
  3. 10 months
  4. 8 months (Correct answer)

Explanation: A government-approved driver education course shortens the G1 period by four months, from 12 months to 8 months.