How does one become a fully licensed driver in Ontario?

To become a fully licensed driver in Ontario, the process requires passing both the G1 and G2 tests, followed by a waiting period of at least 12 months, after which the G road test must be taken. The G1 test is the written examination that assesses knowledge of road signs and traffic laws. After successfully passing the G1 test, a driver must then take the G2 road test, which evaluates basic driving skills under supervision.

Once a driver has obtained their G2 license, they must gain practical experience over at least a year before attempting the G road test. The G road test is more comprehensive and evaluates advanced driving skills, including highway driving and the ability to handle various traffic situations.

This stepwise progression is designed to ensure that new drivers build their skills and experience gradually, reducing the risk on the road and ensuring they are fully prepared for independent driving before receiving a full G class license. The other options do not fully encompass the requirements set by Ontario's graduated licensing system, which emphasizes both testing and experience.