Road signs
Focus on signs, signals, and visual recognition questions for the Ontario G1 test.
230 Total questions
Road signs practiceFree Ontario driving-test practice
Free Ontario G1 Practice Test
Free Ontario G1 knowledge test practice: road signs and rules of the road with explanations. Start a 40-question exam simulation, focus on one chapter, or review the full question bank — no signup, in English, French, Russian, Punjabi, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Urdu, Persian, Tamil, or Tagalog.
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- 40
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Practice modes
Choose a timed-feeling exam simulation, focus on road signs, study rules of the road, work by chapter, or use every question in the bank.
Rules of the road
Review right-of-way, intersections, parking, sharing the road, and safe-driving topics.
1432 Total questions
Rules practiceWhy practice here
Useful practice for Ontario G1 learners
Ontario-focused
Questions are organized around Ontario driving-test topics and handbook chapters.
Signs and rules split
Exam mode balances road signs and rules of the road so you can spot weak areas.
Answers lock after submission
A submitted answer cannot be changed, which makes practice closer to a real knowledge test.
Explanations after answering
Correct answers and explanations stay hidden until you answer and choose to reveal them.
Practice in 11 languages
Switch languages for the public pages and for the practice session itself.
G1 knowledge test topics
What the Ontario G1 knowledge test covers
Road signs
Regulatory, warning, temporary-condition, information, and construction signs.
Rules of the road
Right-of-way, lane use, speed, passing, turns, and everyday driving rules.
Safe driving
Night driving, bad weather, emergencies, vehicle condition, and responsible choices.
Intersections
Traffic lights, pedestrian signals, stops, turns, and shared intersections.
Parking
Roadside parking, stopping, prohibited areas, and safe positioning.
Sharing the road
Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcycles, commercial vehicles, school buses, and other road users.
Chapter practice
Ontario driver's handbook practice by chapter
Use these crawlable chapter links to pick a focused practice set without exposing answer keys.
Changing Directions
75
Changing Positions
50
Dealing with Emergencies
48
Dealing with Particular Situations
75
Driving Along
43
Driving Efficiently
41
Driving at Night and in Bad Weather
60
Driving Through Intersections
37
Freeway Driving
42
Getting Ready to Drive
61
Getting Your Driver's Licence
92
Keeping Your Driver's Licence
60
Level Two Road Test
103
Maintaining Your Vehicle
31
Off-Road Vehicles and Snowmobiles
124
Other Ways to Lose Your Licence
62
Parking Along Roadways
51
Pavement Markings
36
Pedestrian Signals
24
Safe and Responsible Driving
22
Sharing the Road with Other Road Users
86
Traffic Signs
230
Stopping
52
Test Yourself: Sample Knowledge Test Questions
8
Towing
50
Traffic Lights
68
Vehicle Insurance and Registration
23
Your Vehicle
8
FAQ
Ontario G1 practice test FAQ
Is this an official Ontario test?
No. This is an independent Ontario driving-test practice site, not an official government test or booking service.
How many questions are in exam mode?
Exam mode uses 40 questions: 20 road signs questions and 20 rules of the road questions.
What score do I need to pass the G1 test?
You must answer 16 of 20 questions correctly in each of the two sections — road signs and rules of the road. That is 80% per section; failing one section fails the whole test.
Can I practice only road signs?
Yes. Use the road signs practice page or choose the Signs chapter from chapter practice.
Are answers shown before I submit?
No. Answers and explanations are hidden until you submit an answer, and submitted answers are locked.
Which languages are available?
The practice site supports English, French, Russian, Punjabi, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Urdu, Persian, Tamil, Tagalog.
What do I need to take the real G1 knowledge test?
You must be at least 16 years old, bring original identification showing your legal name and date of birth, pass a vision test, and pay the test fee at a DriveTest centre. Check ontario.ca for current fees before you go.
Where do the questions come from?
They are based on the official MTO Driver's Handbook published by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation. This site is independent and not affiliated with the government.