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Ontario G1 Test Cost, Locations, Languages, and Access

Confirm operational details directly with DriveTest before travelling because fees, hours, services, and disruptions can change.

By the DriveTest Pro editorial team · Published · Reviewed · 6 min read

Key takeaways

  • DriveTest currently lists the Class G1 licence package at $159.75 and an extra knowledge-test attempt at $16.
  • Knowledge tests are offered at all DriveTest Centres, and regular knowledge testing does not require an appointment.
  • Class G1 tests are currently offered in 32 languages, with audio and accommodation options available.

Current listed fees

DriveTest currently lists the Class G1 licence package at $159.75. It includes the knowledge test, one Class G2 road test, and a five-year licence. The listed fee for each extra Class G knowledge-test attempt is $16.

These amounts are time-sensitive. Check the official fee page on the day you plan your visit rather than relying on a saved screenshot or an older article.

Locations and arrival time

DriveTest says knowledge tests are offered at every DriveTest Centre and are available without an appointment. It recommends arriving at least one hour before closing so there is time to register and complete testing.

Languages, audio, and accommodations

Computerized and paper Class G1 knowledge tests are currently offered in 32 listed languages. Computer kiosks have an audio function. Verbal tests, interpreters, and some accessible-space requests require advance arrangements or approval, so read the official accommodation instructions before visiting.

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