Road Rules

Class A License

You can drive any tractor trailer combination and Class G and D vehicles.

Class B License

You can drive a bus for school purposes and any Class C, D, E, F, and G vehicles.

Class C License

You are allowed to drive any regular bus and any Class D, F, and G vehicles.

Class D License

Allows driving a motor vehicle over 11,000 kilograms gross weight and Class G vehicles.

Class E License

You can drive a school bus with a maximum capacity of 24 passengers and any Class F and G vehicles.

Class F License

You are allowed to drive any regular bus with a maximum capacity of 24 passengers and an ambulance.

Class G License

Allows you to drive any car, van, small truck, or combination of vehicles and towed vehicles up to 11,000 kilograms.

Class G1 License

Level 1 of Graduate Licensing requiring accompaniment by an experienced driver.

Class G2 License

Level 2 of graduated licensing; may drive Class G vehicle alone under certain conditions.

Class M License

Allows driving motorcycles and any Class G vehicle under G1 conditions.

Class M1 License

Level 1 of graduated licensing for motorcycles.

Class M2 License

Level 2 of graduated licensing for motorcycles with a zero blood alcohol level requirement.

Graduated Drivers License (GDL)

System where all new drivers progress from G1 to G2 to G licenses.

Demerit Point System

Points that stay on record for two years for traffic violations.

Administrative Driving Prohibition

Immediate 90-day suspension of license for certain conditions, like high BAC.

Vehicle Impoundment

Loss of vehicle for seven days following suspension rules.

Registered Owner Responsibilities

Must ensure vehicles are registered, insured, and inform changes in name or address.

Safety Restraint Responsibility

Drivers must ensure that underaged passengers wear seatbelts.

Penalties for Traffic Bylaws

Can include fines, jail time, or loss of driving privileges.

Collision Statistics

27% of fatalities from collisions involve speeding, with high involvement from young drivers.

Impaired Driving

Driving impaired or while distracted is illegal.

Emergency Vehicles

Drivers must pull to the right for emergency vehicles or face potential suspension.