G1 Driving Practice Test

If you study the MTO handbook, your probability of passing is a terrible 49%
Does the idea of getting your G1 make your palms sweaty? Caps your enthusiasm? It should - because it’s one of the most important steps you’ll ever take. Unfortunately, the average Ontario passing rate is just 49%1. Notorious 5-hour-long lines, ancient computers that throw tricky questions at you: lots of stress! But the main reason so many people fail is because they only rely on the province-issued handbook to prepare.

The MTO handbook alone is not enough
It’s no secret: the official MTO handbook is a bloated behemoth. It's an outdated list of rules and regulations, a tedious document that isn’t helpful for studying. And since it’s written by lawyers, it’s a giant list of things you probably don’t need to know. The worst part is the lack of structure; there’s no clear path for how to learn it. That's why so many people fail. They're not stupid - they just didn't have the right tools.

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