Try the Ministry of Ontario website and see if they have a couple of sample exams. I wouldn't worry about the test to much Tye, judging by some of the knuckleheads I see driving in our fair province these days.
As A.W. stated, go over the handbook. I know you don't like reading to much, so go over the book for short periods at a time. Good luck !!!
TYE. You may not want to study the Penna website. They're are probably some differences in their version of the H.T.A. That may cause you to give a wrong answer or two.
A.W wrote:TYE. You may not want to study the Penna website. They're are probably some differences in their version of the H.T.A. That may cause you to give a wrong answer or two.
Hmm, good point. I just thought maybe signs and stuff, but I think they're in the book I have anyways.
buddy its sooo easy dont even bother with buying the handbook. if you have paid attention to others when driving with them and have half a brain you will ace it. its mostly just common sense but there is some tricky questions with the way they word it. sometimes it will seem like 3 of the answers are correct but you need to read them a couple times.
myself, i like to rush through things because if i think about stuff too much then i get it wrong. its all easy man dont be nervous...
Hey Tye, there is a book similar to the drivers hand book, however it is no where near as long, and all it is, is a bunch of sample questions that are on the tests, it has questions and answers. I believe i picked it up at shoppers drug mart. The G1 isnt hard and neither is the G2 road test, nothing to be too worried about.
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