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Free Ontario G1 Practice Test

Free practice tests built from the Official MTO Driver's Handbook: road signs, rules of the road, and a full exam simulator that mirrors the real thing.

questions total
40
questions total
road signs
20
road signs
rules of the road
20
rules of the road
correct to pass each section
16
correct to pass each section
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A sign that is eight-sided (an octagon) with a red background always means:

Come to a complete stop
Yield right-of-way
Slow down and prepare to stop
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A stop sign is eight-sided with a red background and white letters, and it means you must come to a complete stop.

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Three cheat sheets, built to print

One page each, black on white, no ads or navigation: study offline or keep a copy in the car.

Every question sourced and cited

We write every question ourselves from official Ontario sources, the MTO Driver's Handbook, the Highway Traffic Act, and the Ontario Traffic Manual, and cite exactly where each answer comes from. Figures that change, like fines and demerit points, are flagged in-product.

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A quiet Ontario roundabout with a stop sign, the kind of everyday intersection the rules-of-the-road section covers

Frequently asked questions

Is this actually free?

Yes. Every practice test, the Readiness Meter, the Challenge Bank, and all three cheat sheets are free with no account, no sign-up, and no paywall. There's nothing to unlock.

How close is this to the real G1 knowledge test?

The real G1 test is 40 questions, 20 on road signs and 20 on rules of the road, and you need at least 16 correct in each section to pass. Our G1 Practice Tests and Exam Simulator follow that exact structure.

Where do the questions come from?

We write every question ourselves from official Ontario sources, the MTO Driver's Handbook, the Highway Traffic Act, and the Ontario Traffic Manual, and cite the source on every question. See our full methodology.

Do you store my answers or track me?

No accounts, no server-side tracking of your answers. Your progress is stored locally in your browser via localStorage; it stays on your device.

What if I find a mistake in a question?

Report it from the question itself. We review every report against the source material and correct confirmed errors.