So what's been happening!
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There's multiple tiers of license - G1 (8 months if you do drivers ed) where you have to have a fully licensed adult in the car with you and you can't drive on the motorway, then you do a road test and if you pass you get a G2 (1 year) , which is basically the same as a full license except your BAC has to be 0, and there are passenger restrictions between midnight-5am.
Then you do another road test and get your full G, which is your full license. (5 year renewable license)
TL;DR - getting a driving license is a pain in the arse
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There's multiple tiers of license - G1 (8 months if you do drivers ed) where you have to have a fully licensed adult in the car with you and you can't drive on the motorway, then you do a road test and if you pass you get a G2 (1 year) , which is basically the same as a full license except your BAC has to be 0, and there are passenger restrictions between midnight-5am.
Then you do another road test and get your full G, which is your full license. (5 year renewable license)
TL;DR - getting a driving license is a pain in the arse

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It was way easier back in the olden days of the late 90's.... Well I wasn't in Ontario but California has this tiered license thing now too, when I got mine, just needed to have a learners permit for 6 months which required the written test, then after 6 months but before 12 months, you took your driving test, and if you passed, full license....
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You can also add some adults into that group. Do Canadians even learn how to do hill incline/decline starts when driving a standard?
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Yuppers - nice profile pic BTW

#29
It was way easier back in the olden days of the late 90's.... Well I wasn't in Ontario but California has this tiered license thing now too, when I got mine, just needed to have a learners permit for 6 months which required the written test, then after 6 months but before 12 months, you took your driving test, and if you passed, full license....

Nope. And i'm probably the only kid whos grown up here that actually wants to learn standard, but its impossible. Nobody has one, the driving schools don't have one, and the only places to learn are specialised schools (such as Shifters in Toronto) but they're bloody expensive!
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Nope. And i'm probably the only kid whos grown up here that actually wants to learn standard, but its impossible. Nobody has one, the driving schools don't have one, and the only places to learn are specialised schools (such as Shifters in Toronto) but they're bloody expensive!





