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Study Notes

Drivers in Ontario must be at least 16 years old and have a valid Ontario driver's license to drive.
Visitors to Ontario need a valid driver's license from their home province, state, or country.
For international visitors staying longer than 3 months, an international driver's permit is required.
New residents can use their out-of-province license for 60 days, then must get an Ontario license.

Class A: Tractor-trailer combinations.
Class B: School buses and some trucks.
Class C: Regular buses.
Class D: Motor vehicles exceeding 11,000 kg.
Class E: School buses (maximum 24 passengers).
Class F: Regular buses and ambulances (maximum 24 passengers).
Class G: Cars, vans, small trucks, and combinations (up to 11,000 kg).
Class G1: Level One of graduated licensing, requiring an accompanying driver.
Class G2: Level Two of graduated licensing, allowing driving without an accompanying driver.
Class M: Motorcycles.

Drivers starting their Ontario license undergo a two-step process.
Level one (G1): Drivers must be at least 16 years old, pass a vision test, a knowledge test, and road tests.
Level two (G2): Pass two road tests.
Restrictions apply for drivers under 19.

Original documents are needed for: Proof of legal name, date of birth, and signature.
Acceptable forms of identification: Canadian Passport, Canadian Citizenship card, and other Permanent resident documents.