Effective January 1, 2027
Class A road-test waiting period
Drivers taking the Class A road test must have held a Class G or higher driver’s licence for at least 6 months.
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Ontario Z Air Brake Endorsement: How to Get It and What to StudyYou need a Z endorsement to drive any vehicle with air brakes in Ontario. This guide explains how to get it, what the knowledge and practical tests cover, and the numbers from the Official Air Brake Handbook you must know.Ontario G1 Knowledge Test 2026: What's On It and How to PassThe G1 knowledge test is the first step to an Ontario driver's licence. Here is what the test covers, how it is marked, what to bring, and how to study so you pass on your first try.How to Get a Class A (AZ) Truck Licence in Ontario in 2026To drive a tractor-trailer in Ontario, you need a Class A licence and a Z air brake endorsement. Here is each step, including the new document rules from May 11, 2026 and the six-month G rule starting January 1, 2027.How to Get a CVOR Certificate in OntarioIf you operate trucks over 4,500 kg, buses or tow trucks in Ontario, you need a Commercial Vehicle Operator's Registration (CVOR) certificate. This guide explains who needs one, how to apply, what it costs and how to keep your record clean.Ontario Bus Licences: Class B, C, E and F ExplainedOntario has four bus licence classes. This guide explains what each one lets you drive, who can apply, and what the knowledge and road tests include.Ontario Graduated Licensing Explained: G1, G2 and GNew drivers in Ontario earn a full licence in three steps: G1, G2 and G. Here is what each level allows, how long it takes, and what changed for newcomers in 2026.Ontario Road Signs Explained: What Shapes and Colours MeanEvery Ontario road sign tells you something by its shape and colour. This guide explains each type of sign, with examples from the Official MTO Driver's Handbook.
Ontario MTO news & updates
Driver-licensing changes from official Ontario Government sources.
Effective May 11, 2026
Commercial licence application documents
Class A, B, C, D, E or F applicants must provide documents showing Ontario is their primary residence, legal presence in Canada and eligibility to work in Canada.
Read the official update ↗Current Class A requirement
Mandatory entry-level training
Ontario’s mandatory Class A entry-level training includes at least 103.5 hours of instruction before an applicable applicant can take the Class A road test.
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