If you’re learning to drive, make ingenie the first place you come for advice. As well as info on insurance for learner drivers, this section is packed full of tips on getting the most out of your driving lessons, passing your theory test and what to expect from the hazard perception test. Remember it’s not about how fast you pass but how well you learn!
I asked the good folks at AMB Driving School to take me out on a ‘first driving lesson’ to get a sense of what learning to drive in Ontario is like. Their instructor Bob Karmakar (an uncannily apt name for a driving instructor -...
Choosing the right instructor can make all the difference when you start learning how to drive. It’s not just about having someone experienced and qualified in the car next to you - they also have to be someone you trust and feel...
Congratulations on passing your road test, and welcome to a whole new world of G2 freedom. You can now shrug off some of the G1 rules you’ve been following for the last 8 months to a year. For starters, you can drive on your own on any...
There is no law in Ontario saying you must wear sensible, flat-soled granny shoes to drive. But if your footwear affects your ability to use the pedals, you could cause an accident - impacting your insurance, risking licence demerit...
The 3 main things to keep in mind while preparing for your road test are: safety, safety, and safety. To prove to your examiner that you are safe behind the wheel, you must demonstrate that you know all the road rules, are skilled at...
The road test checks your ability to follow the rules and drive safely around other people, but it’s also about you being confident that you’re a good driver. If you can do that, you’re golden. Remember, the examiner is not allowed...
