Ontario G1 guide
What to expect on the Ontario G1 knowledge test
The Ontario G1 knowledge test is a multiple-choice exam on traffic signs and rules of the road, based on the official driver’s handbooks. DriveTest says it is not timed, typically takes 20 to 30 minutes, and results are provided immediately. It is commonly prepared for as about 20 signs questions and 20 rules questions.
Last checked: November 13, 2026
Format and length
DriveTest describes knowledge tests as multiple choice, based on the official driver’s handbooks, not timed, and typically 20 to 30 minutes. Knowledge tests at DriveTest Centres are available without an appointment if you arrive with enough time to register and finish before closing.
Plan for two knowledge areas: road signs and rules of the road. Practise both so one weak area does not surprise you.
How many questions?
The G1 is commonly presented as 20 signs questions and 20 rules questions. Always verify current DriveTest information before your visit, since testing details can change.
Study focus
The Official Ontario Driver’s Handbook is the authority. Use free practice quizzes to check understanding, then return to the handbook when an explanation highlights a gap.
Quick answers
- How many questions are on the Ontario G1 test?
- It is commonly prepared for as 20 signs and 20 rules questions. Confirm the latest DriveTest guidance before your test.
- Is the G1 test timed?
- No. DriveTest says knowledge tests are not timed and typically take 20 to 30 minutes.
Official sources
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