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Class 5 road test
After you have spent at least 24 months (without
prohibitions) in the Novice stage driving with an N sign on your
vehicle you may take the Class 5 road test. The earliest exam date
(EED) on the back of your licence tells you the date when you are
eligible to take the Class 5 test. Passing this test means you exit
graduated licensing and get your full-privilege Class 5 driver's
licence.
Book your road test
Plan to take a GLP-approved driver education course?
Changes coming March 31, 2007
IMPORTANT: Are you planning to take a GLP-approved driver education course during the Learner stage? If you start the course after March 31, 2007, you will be eligible for a six-month reduction in the waiting period before your Class 5 road test. More...
Test highlights:
- You will drive in more demanding environments
than you did in the Class 7 road test. You will perform maneuvers
that show you are now a safe, experienced driver with excellent
vehicle control.
- Your See-Think-Do
skills are assessed and you are expected to use the key
driving skills.
- At times during the test, you will be asked
to identify the hazards
you see while driving.
- The test and examiner feedback takes about
one hour.
What you need to know:
- You must book
the Class 5 road test in advance. The Class 5 road test fee
is $50. Please be sure to bring proper
identification. If you pass, you will also need to pay for
your licence. The fee is $17 if your licence will expire in more
than six months or $75 if your licence will expire in six months
or less.
- If you don't pass, you may take the test again
after 7 days. (You will have to pay the $50 fee again.)
- If you don't pass the second time, you'll have
to wait 14 days for another re-test.
How
to Read Your Class 5 or 6 Road Test (PDF)