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Ontario's Graduated Licensing System (GLS) is designed to help new drivers gain the necessary skills and experience to drive safely. At Rajput Driving School Windsor, we guide our students through each stage of the GLS. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the system and how we can help you navigate it successfully.
The first step in the GLS is obtaining your G1 license. This involves passing a written knowledge test that covers the rules of the road and traffic signs. With a G1 license, you must always drive with a fully licensed driver in the passenger seat and adhere to certain restrictions.
After holding your G1 license for at least 12 months (or 8 months if you complete an approved driver education course), you can take the G2 road test. The G2 license allows you to drive independently, but with some restrictions, such as a zero blood alcohol level and passenger limits for drivers under 19.
To obtain your full G license, you must pass a second road test after holding your G2 license for at least 12 months. This test assesses your ability to drive on highways and in more complex driving situations. With a full G license, you have no driving restrictions.
The GLS helps new drivers gain experience gradually, reducing the risk of accidents. It also provides a structured learning process, ensuring that drivers are well-prepared for the challenges of the road.
At Rajput Driving School Windsor, we offer comprehensive training for each stage of the GLS. Our MTO certified instructors provide personalized instruction and practical experience to help you succeed. We also offer mock tests and practice on test routes to prepare you for the road tests.
Contact us today to learn more about our programs and how we can help you navigate Ontario's Graduated Licensing System with confidence.
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