| Sections | Signs and rules of the road (DriveTest) |
|---|---|
| Pass mark | At least 80% |
| Time limit | None (usually 20 to 30 minutes) |
| G1 package fee | $159.75 |
| Extra attempt | $16.00 |
| Source | DriveTest Ontario: Knowledge tests · DriveTest Ontario: Fees |
Simple shape drawings made for this page, not official sign artwork.
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Sample questions
A red eight-sided sign means:
- Come to a complete stop
- Slow down and yield
- No entry
- Railway ahead
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A. Come to a complete stop The octagon is used only for stop signs.
A triangle pointing down with a red border and white centre means:
- Stop
- Warning ahead
- Do not enter
- Yield the right of way
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D. Yield the right of way The downward triangle is the yield sign.
A five-sided (pentagon) sign shows children walking. What does it warn about?
- A pedestrian bridge
- A park entrance
- A school zone
- A playground for toddlers only
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C. A school zone Pentagon-shaped signs mark school zones and school crossings.
FAQ
How is the G1 knowledge test organized?
DriveTest says knowledge tests have two or three sections, for example one on signs and one on rules of the road, and you need at least 80% to pass. It is multiple choice and not timed.
How much does the G1 cost?
DriveTest lists the Class G1 licence package at $159.75 (knowledge test, G2 road test and five-year licence). An extra knowledge test attempt is $16.00.
If I fail one section, do I redo the whole test?
No. If you retry within one year, you only redo the sections that did not meet the standard (DriveTest).
Are these the real G1 sign questions?
No. These are original questions that describe sign shapes, colours and meanings from the Official MTO Driver's Handbook.
Official sources
- DriveTest Ontario: Knowledge tests
- DriveTest Ontario: Fees
- Ontario.ca: Official MTO Driver's Handbook, Getting your licence
Checked Nov 4, 2026. Rules and fees change: always confirm with your registry or licensing office.
Original practice questions written from the official handbook rules. Not the real test and not affiliated with any government or licensing office.