Ontario Driver's Licensing and Traffic Laws

Flashcards covering key concepts related to Ontario driver’s licensing and traffic laws.

Summons

An order to appear before a judge.

Victim surcharge

An amount of money that an offender has to pay in addition to the fine imposed.

Automated Speed Enforcement Program (ASE)

A program that started issuing tickets on July 6, 2020, for speeding violations.

Class G license

A driver's license required to operate a car, van, or small truck in Ontario.

Graduated licensing system

A program for new drivers to gain driving experience and skills gradually.

G1 license requirements

Must not drive alone, must have a zero blood alcohol level, and must be accompanied by a valid G license holder.

G2 license restrictions

Must not drive between midnight and 5 am, and must have a zero blood alcohol level.

Highway driving experience

Experience driving on highways with speed limits of at least 80 km/h, required before taking the G2 exit test.

Class A license

License that allows driving any tractor-trailer combination.

Class B license

License that allows driving any school purposes bus.

Class C license

License that allows driving any regular bus.

Class D license

License for motor vehicles exceeding 11,000 kilograms.