Okay so I'm going to be real with you all — I failed the MTO knowledge test twice before I finally passed on my third attempt last month. The first time I just showed up thinking I could wing it (don't do this), and the second time I studied but used the wrong materials and got blindsided by questions about road signs I'd never even seen.
What actually turned things around for me was spending two weeks seriously grinding through an MTO practice test every single day. Not just doing them once and moving on — I'd redo the ones I failed until I was consistently hitting 85%+ before I felt ready. I also found a solid study guide that broke down the right-of-way rules in plain language, which was honestly my weakest area.
My exam tips for anyone in the same boat: don't underestimate the signs section, the pavement markings questions tripped up a lot of people in my test center that day. Give yourself at least 2-3 weeks of real studying. Anyone else have questions about what topics to focus on? Happy to share more about my prep routine.