Difference Between G2 and G Licenses in Ontario If you’re navigating Ontario’s graduated licensing system, you’ve probably found yourself wondering about the real difference between G2 and G licenses. Maybe you’re currently holding a G2 and considering whether it’s worth taking the final road test for your full G license, or perhaps you’re just starting […]
Gearing Up for Fall How To Prepare For Safe Driving This Autumn As the heat of summer fades and the crisp air of autumn rolls in, so do unique driving challenges. Falling leaves, shorter days, foggy mornings, and the first hints of frost can all impact your time on the road. Whether you’re commuting to
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Ontario G1 Handbook Download & Study Guide Starting your driving journey in Ontario begins with one essential document: the G1 handbook. This guide is your complete resource for passing the written test and getting on the road. Understanding this book is the first step toward earning your driver’s license. Table Of Contents: What is the
Why You Should Never Place Your Feet on The Dashboard Although there isn’t any specific Canadian law against having your passengers placing their feet on the dashboard of your vehicle, doing so is very dangerous. Having a passenger place their feet on the dashboard can lead to severe, life-altering injuries in a vehicle collision due
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Can’t Focus While Studying for the G1 Test? Try These Study Hacks Struggling to stay focused while studying for the Ontario G1 test? You’re not alone. The driver’s handbook is long, the material can feel dry, and distractions are everywhere—especially if you’re juggling school, work, or daily life. In this post, you’ll find practical study
Understanding Fault in Canadian Car Accidents Fault matters in a car accident, legally, financially, and personally. In Canada, if you are involved in an at fault car accident, you can face serious consequences, from high insurance premiums to legal liability. And the risk is only growing. According to the Nova Scotia RCMP, 2024 saw a
The Ins and Outs of Practicing Yur Driving Skills Learning to do anything takes time, although depending on what it is that you’re attempting to learn, sometimes it only takes a short amount of time. Driving is not one of those things. Spending quality time learning the important skills associated with driving a vehicle is
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Adjusting To Driving in the Spring For many people, spring is a great time of year. It’s about new beginnings and the start of a fun driving season. But the season of warmer weather comes at a price. Most notably, from a road safety perspective, many fatal collisions occur between April and June. It’s a large
Go Ahead and Back Out For many drivers, pulling forward into a driveway or parking space seems normal. Most drivers don’t even think about what they’re doing. They are often copying what they have seen from their parents. However, backing is a risky maneuver that most drivers take for granted. Here are a few things
How to File Claim Without Police Report Navigating a car accident’s aftermath can be stressful, especially if you’re unsure how to file an insurance claim without a police report. Is a police report always necessary? Let’s explore how to file a claim without one. Many assume a police report is mandatory for insurance claims. This
