Content: In Ontario, the G2 license is the second step in the graduated licensing system. To get your full G license, you must pass a second road test (G test), which includes highway driving and more complex maneuvers.

You can take this test 12 months after getting your G2, or as early as 8 months if you’ve completed a certified driver education course. The G test assesses skills like merging onto a highway, lane changes at high speeds, and safe exit ramps—areas many drivers are less practiced in.

Practicing regularly on highways and reviewing driving techniques is key. Don’t rush into the test unprepared.

With licenseprep.ca, you can find detailed G-test preparation guides and tips to help ensure you pass confidently and smoothly.

Driving without a valid driver's license in Canada is illegal and can lead to severe penalties. Whether you’ve never been issued a license, or your license has expired, getting caught driving without it can result in serious legal consequences.

Here’s what could happen if you are caught driving without a license in Canada:

Penalties for Driving Without a License

Fines Up to $5,000 One of the most common penalties for driving without a license in Canada is a fine. Depending on the province, fines can range from a few hundred dollars to up to $5,000. This fine will need to be paid in addition to any other penalties that may apply.

Vehicle Impoundment In some cases, the vehicle you are driving may be impounded by authorities. This means your vehicle will be taken to an impound lot, and you will need to pay impound fees in addition to any fines you owe before you can retrieve your car.

Court Appearance If you are caught driving without a license, you may be required to appear in court. A court appearance could lead to additional penalties or legal consequences, such as community service, probation, or increased fines. A judge may also decide if you are eligible for a license in the future.

Possible Jail Time for Repeat Offenses For repeat offenders, driving without a license can result in more severe penalties, including the possibility of jail time. If you have been caught multiple times driving without a valid license, the legal system may impose harsher consequences to deter future violations.

Avoid This Risk - Prepare Legally and Safely

Driving without a license not only risks your safety but also puts you at odds with the law. To avoid these consequences, make sure to:

Obtain a valid driver's license as soon as possible.

Renew your license before it expires.

Prepare for your driving test by using reliable study resources like licenseprep.ca.

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I PASSED MY DRIVING TEST!!!

Passed my driving test on Tuesday. A huge weight off my shoulders. The end to a saga that’s chipped away at me for a year and a half. 

Couldn’t sleep the night before. Woke up writhing in my own sweat, grasping for my inhaler. Even after some of the struggles I’ve been through, it still amazes me the effect the mind can have on the body. 

Dragged myself out of bed a couple of hours before my instructor picked me up and decided to try something different for this test. Even though I was convinced I would fail, I decided to pretend I was confident. Pretend I was excited – excited to banish the demon. Confidence as action, not feeling. Put on some loud music. Ate a healthy breakfast. Did some meditation. Bounded to the car.

Beautiful day for it. Bright leaves and sky on the roads around Epping Forest. Practice hour went well. Then my name was called by a woman who introduced herself as Karen. Eastern European. About my age. Smelt faintly of cigarettes. This helped my nerves for some reason. Humanized her. Made me realize she was just a woman, doing her job, counting down the minutes until her next fag break. Not some inscrutable drone intent on destroying my self worth. Helped that she smiled and asked what I do for a living too. 

Horrid cark park at the test centre. Narrow angled thing on a slope. Struggled parking up on arrival, panic levels exacerbated by a young Asian woman easing her car into position and joking with her instructor as she did it. 

Grew into the drive. Almost started enjoying it towards the end. Would have if it wasn’t for the nagging fear that it would end back at the car park. That it would all come down to a reverse park on that narrow, slippery mountain. But it didn’t. Instead, I found myself parked up in a leafy side street, hovering above the car, looking down at a woman tell a man he’d passed with no minors. The perfect drive.