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Four little dots on my Ontario G driver's license? I have a G - Ontario driving license with 4 white stars under my photo it has been issued for me 3 years ago when I did the G test without going through the G2 test, considering my previous driving in the middle East. So does it mean now I have 7 years driving? Can I use that to lower my auto. In Canada, driver's licences are issued by the government of the province or territory in which. Proof of four years' experience is indicated on a licence with four dots. The driver also cannot drive on. Drivers from out of province must obtain an Ontario driver's licence if staying more than 90 days. New residents of Ontario.

Three days ago I took the G1 knowledge test, which I happened to pass with a perfect score. Having just gone through the experience of getting my first Canadian driver’s license, I’d like to take a moment to describe the experience for those who are looking to hear about the process of getting a G1 driver’s license in Ontario.

Personally I couldn’t find much on this topic when I searched for it before taking the test, which adds to why I want to recount my experience online. In Ontario there is a graduated licence system that one must follow in order to obtain their driver’s license. After you’ve passed a vision test and a knowledge test, you obtain your G1 driver license (which is the first of step in the rather lengthy process to achieving your G license). Obtaining your G1 is definitely cool, however it means that in order for you to actually get behind the wheel of a car, you need to have a fully licensed driver – with at least 4 years of driving experience – with you at all times. After holding a G1 license for 12 months (eight months if you take – and pass – an accredited driving course), you’ll be eligible to take a road test and get a G2 license. The G2 has some restrictions, but it enables you to drive on your own. After an additional 12 months, you’ll be eligible to take a more challenging road test, which if you pass, means that at long last, you’ll graduate to a full G license.

Preparing for the test As a busy professional, I didn’t have much time to prepare for the written test. I needed to learn all the concepts for the test in just three evenings (Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, as I took the test on Saturday morning). In total I spent about 12 hours preparing for the test (4 hours per night). The first thing I did was to read the official handbook, cover to cover, over the course of the first two nights.

I couldn’t find the copy of the book I bought a while back, so I opted to use instead. Learning the theory from the book, line-by-line, is certainly important but it won’t likely ensure that you actually pass the G1 test. The reason for this is that there are too many arbitrary rules and numbers for you to accurately remember them all without making any mistakes, by simply reading the theory through once. The key for me was that I spent Friday evening taking practice tests online. I used, and took all the G1 tests they’ve got up there. At first, as you take these online tests, you may make some mistakes, but this is actually a blessing in disguise, as it will help you realize what your strengths and weaknesses are.