G2 Cheat Sheet 2026

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1. What is the minimum age requirement to apply for a G2 license? → 16 years
2. What quality assurance measure supports applied methods and techniques? → Regular self-assessment, peer review, and adherence to established standards
3. What ethical standard governs applied methods and techniques practice? → Adherence to the profession's code of ethics and applicable laws and regulations
4. How does the examiner assess a candidate during the G2 road test? → By observing their performance in real-world scenarios
5. How should challenges in communication and documentation be addressed? → Apply systematic problem-solving, seek expert guidance when needed, and document decisions
6. What is the next step after obtaining a G2 license? → Taking the G road test to earn a full G license
7. What is the safest following distance a G2 driver should maintain in good conditions in Ontario? → 3 seconds
8. What is the minimum waiting period required before attempting the G2 road test? → 8 to 12 months
9. What is the correct procedure if an oncoming vehicle's headlights blind you at night in Ontario? → Look toward the right edge of your lane and slow down until the vehicle passes
10. What ethical standard governs continuing education requirements practice? → Adherence to the profession's code of ethics and applicable laws and regulations
11. In Ontario, what should a driver do if the accelerator pedal becomes stuck while driving? → Shift to neutral, steer safely to the side, and turn off the ignition once stopped
12. If you experience a tire blowout at highway speed in Ontario, you should: → Grip the wheel firmly, ease off the gas, and steer straight to slow gradually
13. What quality assurance measure supports professional standards and ethics? → Regular self-assessment, peer review, and adherence to established standards
14. What does a single broken yellow centre line on a road indicate in Ontario? → Passing is permitted when it is safe to do so
15. What should a G2 driver do if they begin to skid on an icy road in Ontario? → Ease off the gas and steer gently in the direction you want to go
16. What does a 'DO NOT PASS' sign mean in Ontario? → Overtaking another vehicle is prohibited in that zone
17. What is the BAC limit that applies to fully licensed (G class) drivers in Ontario before criminal charges may apply? → 0.08%
18. What ethical standard governs industry best practices practice? → Adherence to the profession's code of ethics and applicable laws and regulations
19. What is the foundational principle of assessment and evaluation in the Ontario G2 Driver's License field? → Maintaining competence, integrity, and service to stakeholders
20. What documents must a candidate bring to the G2 road test? → G1 license and proof of identity
21. In Ontario, a blue highway sign is used to indicate: → Services such as gas, food, or lodging nearby
22. How should challenges in core concepts and principles be addressed? → Apply systematic problem-solving, seek expert guidance when needed, and document decisions
23. What happens if a candidate fails to bring a roadworthy vehicle for the test? → The candidate must reschedule and pay a rebooking fee
24. Under Canada's federal law, what is the THC blood concentration limit for fully licensed drivers before a drug-impaired driving charge applies? → 2 nanograms per milliliter (ng/mL)
25. If your vehicle catches fire in Ontario, what should you do FIRST? → Pull over safely, turn off the ignition, and get everyone out of the vehicle
26. In Ontario, what does a flashing yellow traffic light require of drivers? → Slow down and proceed with caution
27. What ethical standard governs core concepts and principles practice? → Adherence to the profession's code of ethics and applicable laws and regulations
28. What quality assurance measure supports industry best practices? → Regular self-assessment, peer review, and adherence to established standards
29. What is the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for G2 drivers in Ontario? → 0.00%
30. How should challenges in assessment and evaluation be addressed? → Apply systematic problem-solving, seek expert guidance when needed, and document decisions