In Canada, the regulations for obtaining a driver’s license vary from one province to another. It is quite natural for you to get nervous prior to getting ready for a driving exam. However, there is no reason for you to be jittery in case you have practiced adequately beforehand. Here are some helpful tips on […]
You studied, you took some practice tests, and you passed that driver’s test with flying colors. Now it’s time to think about a car. Here are two used vehicles to consider when looking for that first car. Small SUV Folks interested in a smaller SUV need not look further than the Subaru Forester. The Forester’s safety, reliability, and
You studied, you took your driving test, and you passed that driver’s test with flying colors. The moment has arrived, and you can finally sit behind the wheel and drive. The thought of driving for the first time can be both exciting and scary. Driving is a serious responsibility. As a first time driver, you are
You have probably heard or read the story before. A candidate goes for a driving test but on that day, the candidate swears there was a universe conspiracy to make sure everything that could go wrong goes wrong. Murphy’s Law, or so they say! Same story, different people. However, there is always a common denominator.
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Most people blame the fail on their driving test score due to a nervous breakdown episode. You could be driving the car just fine prior to the driving test but on the D-day, you seem to forget everything. Even worse, you could remember everything but the gas and brake pedals feel brand new like somebody
The driving test day is just around the corner and the days seem to be moving too fast enough to contend with Usain Bolt. It has finally dawn on you, a complete stranger will sit next to you and decide whether or not you will get a driving license depending on the number of mistakes
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One minute you’re driving down the road. The next second–boom!–you’ve found yourself in a car accident. Traffic accidents can be a pretty frightening experience, no matter how minor or major the incident may be. If you’ve never been in a car accident before, you might find yourself at a loss of what to do. The
The written driver’s exam evaluates your knowledge of local traffic laws and road signs. To learn these rules, it is important to practice. When you practice, you lessen your chances of failing the written test. Practicing not only builds your confidence, but it also makes you prepared for your written exam. Practice tests can help
Before you can start driving and receive your learner’s permit, you will have to take a driver’s knowledge test or G1 written test. This exam tests your knowledge of Ontario traffic laws. If you pass it, you will receive your learner’s permit. Afterward, you can practice driving with an experienced licensed driver. The G1 written
