New Driver Hub
Free practice tests and study guides for Canada’s driving knowledge tests
Tests pratiques et guides d’étude gratuits pour les examens théoriques de conduite au Canada · 免费的加拿大驾照笔试模拟考试与学习指南 · 免費的加拿大駕照筆試模擬考試與學習指南
Choose your province
Ontario
G1 knowledge test
The G1 knowledge test is the first step to an Ontario driver’s licence: a vision test, then two parts of multiple-choice questions on road signs and the rules of the road, from the Official MTO Driver’s Handbook.
291 practice questions · 80 signs · 10 chapters · 40-question mock exam
British Columbia
ICBC knowledge test
The ICBC knowledge test is the first step to a learner’s (L) licence in British Columbia: 50 multiple-choice questions, 40 to pass, set from ICBC’s Learn to Drive Smart.
300 practice questions · 121 signs · 10 chapters · 50-question mock exam
Alberta
Class 7 knowledge test
The Class 7 knowledge test is the first step to an Alberta learner’s licence: 30 multiple-choice questions, 25 to pass, set from the Alberta Driver’s Guide.
240 practice questions · 85 signs · 10 chapters · 30-question mock exam
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What you get
- A study guide in concise chapters, covering what the test asks: signs, signals, right-of-way, speed, parking, sharing the road, penalties.
- Every road sign and signal illustrated, with a page on each: how to recognise it, what to do, how the test asks about it.
- Practice by topic with instant feedback and an explanation for every answer; a list of your mistakes to review.
- Mock exams in your province’s real format — the same number of questions and the same pass mark.
- Longer guides on test day, the road from the first licence to a full one, and the rules learners mix up.
Every claim is sourced
Each province’s study guide and questions are written from that province’s official handbook and the government pages that describe the test, in our own words. Every question, every study point and every sign carries a citation to the passage it is based on, and each page links to the official document.
Before a release, a script checks each citation against the archived official text, checks every figure we print — fees, distances, demerit points — against the document it cites, and checks that the four language editions agree on every number. A claim that cannot be traced to an official source does not ship.
Who makes this
New Driver Hub is built and maintained by SunTech Solutions Inc., a small software studio in Toronto, Ontario (Ontario corporation no. 1000627672). It is an independent study tool, not affiliated with any ministry, registry or insurance corporation; fees and rules change, so confirm with the official sources linked on every page before you rely on them.
Everything runs in your browser. There is no account; your progress, mistakes and bookmarks stay on your device and are never sent to a server. Found a mistake? Write to suntech.solutions.contact@gmail.com.