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Getting your Ontario Driver's Licence
Where Students Safety Comes First
Since our founding, C&C Driver Training has had the opportunity to help thousands of students acquire foundational driver safety skills, develop new defensive driving techniques and confidently move forward in their driving journey. With 30+ years in the industry we have a reputation as one of the best and most affordable driving schools in the Niagara Region; we provide a wide range of options that support students from all ages, backgrounds and levels.
Niagara's #1 Choice
What is a G1 License in Ontario?
In Ontario, the G1 class license is the beginner’s driver’s license or learner’s permit. The Canadian G1 license allows the driver to drive on roads with a supervising driver who has at least four years of driving experience and whose BAC is less than 0.05. G1 is the first of three classes to complete the graduated licensing system. The other two classes are G2 and G.
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< 0.05
Blood Alcohol Content
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20 Months
Two-Step Process
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16 Years Old
Minimum Age
G Class Licences
There are three levels of licenses for driving G Class vehicles:
G1 CLASS
This is level 1 of graduated licensing in Ontario. G1 license holders may drive G Class vehicles when accompanied by a fully licensed driver with a minimum of four years of driving experience. Additional conditions also apply. Specific restrictions apply to those up to 21 years of age.
G2 CLASS
This is level 2 of graduated licensing in Ontario. G2 license holders may drive G Class vehicles without a fully licensed driver. Additional restrictions apply, especially to drivers up to 19 years of age. Specific conditions apply to those up to 21 years of age.
G CLASS
This full license allows the license holder to drive a car, van, or small truck. Specific conditions apply to those up to 21 years of age.
