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Canada Traffic Law Report

Kilde: Transport Canada / Provincial Ministries of Transportation

Sist oppdatert: February 12, 2026

Hovedfunn

●Theory test pass rate is ~45% (2023, Provincial data (Ontario G1 pass rate ~30-50%))
●Road fatalities: 1,964 deaths in 2023 — Up 1.7% from 2022 (1,931 to 1,964); highest count in 10 years
●~3 million tests administered per year by Transport Canada / Provincial Ministries of Transportation
●Most challenging topic: Fines & Penalties

Prøvestatistikk

Beståttprosent teoriprøve

~45%

Provincial data (Ontario G1 pass rate ~30-50%) (2023)

Beståttprosent praktisk prøve

~65%

Provincial data (varies 47-93% by test centre) (2023)

Avlagte prøver per år

~3 million

Transport Canada (estimated from provincial data) (2023)

Fartsgrenser

Tettbygd strøk

50 km/h

Landevei / riksvei

80 km/h

Motorvei

100-110 km/h (120 km/h on select BC sections)

Mest utfordrende emner

Fines & Penalties

Specific dollar amounts for various offences including school zone speeding and distracted driving

Intersections & Traffic Lights

Flashing lights, yellow lights, complex left/right turn scenarios

BAC Limits & Zero-Tolerance

Different limits for G1/G2 novice drivers and under-21 drivers

Right-of-Way Scenarios

Complex multi-vehicle intersection situations and emergency vehicle rules

Less Common Road Signs

Distinguishing regulatory vs warning vs information signs

Trafikksikkerhet

Trafikkdødsfall

1,964 deaths

Transport Canada Motor Vehicle Collision Statistics (2023)

Trend

Up 1.7% from 2022 (1,931 to 1,964); highest count in 10 years

Straffer og bøter

FartsovertredelseCAD 2.50-6.00 per km/h over limit (Ontario); 50+ km/h over: up to CAD 10,000 + jail; fines doubled in school/construction zones

Kjøring i ruspåvirket tilstandBAC 0.08% criminal / 0.05% administrative; 0.00% for novice drivers and under-21; 1st offence: min CAD 1,000 + 1-year suspension; impaired causing death: up to life imprisonment

Prikksystem15 points = 30-day suspension (Ontario); novice drivers: 9 points = 60-day suspension; points stay on record 2 years

MobilbrukCAD 615-1,000 (Ontario 1st offence) + 3-day suspension + 3 demerit points; varies by province

Nylige lovendringer

2025

Ontario collision reporting threshold raised from CAD 2,000 to CAD 5,000; ignition interlock required for 1st-time impaired driving

2024

Enhanced distracted driving penalties (Ontario): min CAD 615 fine + 3 demerit points + 3-day suspension

2025

ADAS (lane departure warning + automatic emergency braking) required in all newly manufactured vehicles

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Data sist verifisert: 2026-02-12

Primary Sources:

Provincial data (Ontario G1 pass rate ~30-50%) — Test statistics (2023)
Transport Canada Motor Vehicle Collision Statistics — Road safety data (2023)
Transport Canada / Provincial Ministries of Transportation — Official regulatory body

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Hurtigfakta

G1 test format (Ontario)

40 questions in 2 sections (20 signs + 20 rules), need 16/20 in EACH section

Test languages

G1 test available in 27 languages

Provincial systems

13 separate licensing systems (10 provinces + 3 territories) with no national standard

Graduated licensing

Full process takes minimum 20 months in Ontario (8 months G1 + 12 months G2)

Zero tolerance

All G1/G2 drivers and all drivers under 21 must maintain 0.00% BAC

Pass rate variation

G2 road test pass rates range from 47% (Brampton) to 93% (Kenora)

Cite This Report

AutoviaTest. (2026, February 12). Canada traffic law report: Driving test statistics. AutoviaTest. https://autoviatest.com/no-NO/traffic-law-reports/canada

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Theory Pass Rate~45%

Practical Pass Rate~65%

Motorway Speed100-110 km/h

Fatalities (2023)1,964 deaths

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Canada Traffic Law Report

Kilde: Transport Canada / Provincial Ministries of Transportation

Sist oppdatert: February 12, 2026

Hovedfunn

●Theory test pass rate is ~45% (2023, Provincial data (Ontario G1 pass rate ~30-50%))
●Road fatalities: 1,964 deaths in 2023 — Up 1.7% from 2022 (1,931 to 1,964); highest count in 10 years
●~3 million tests administered per year by Transport Canada / Provincial Ministries of Transportation
●Most challenging topic: Fines & Penalties

Prøvestatistikk

Beståttprosent teoriprøve

~45%

Provincial data (Ontario G1 pass rate ~30-50%) (2023)

Beståttprosent praktisk prøve

~65%

Provincial data (varies 47-93% by test centre) (2023)

Avlagte prøver per år

~3 million

Transport Canada (estimated from provincial data) (2023)

Fartsgrenser

Tettbygd strøk

50 km/h

Landevei / riksvei

80 km/h

Motorvei

100-110 km/h (120 km/h on select BC sections)

Mest utfordrende emner

Fines & Penalties

Specific dollar amounts for various offences including school zone speeding and distracted driving

Intersections & Traffic Lights

Flashing lights, yellow lights, complex left/right turn scenarios

BAC Limits & Zero-Tolerance

Different limits for G1/G2 novice drivers and under-21 drivers

Right-of-Way Scenarios

Complex multi-vehicle intersection situations and emergency vehicle rules

Less Common Road Signs

Distinguishing regulatory vs warning vs information signs

Trafikksikkerhet

Trafikkdødsfall

1,964 deaths

Transport Canada Motor Vehicle Collision Statistics (2023)

Trend

Up 1.7% from 2022 (1,931 to 1,964); highest count in 10 years

Straffer og bøter

FartsovertredelseCAD 2.50-6.00 per km/h over limit (Ontario); 50+ km/h over: up to CAD 10,000 + jail; fines doubled in school/construction zones

Prikksystem15 points = 30-day suspension (Ontario); novice drivers: 9 points = 60-day suspension; points stay on record 2 years

MobilbrukCAD 615-1,000 (Ontario 1st offence) + 3-day suspension + 3 demerit points; varies by province

Nylige lovendringer

2025

Ontario collision reporting threshold raised from CAD 2,000 to CAD 5,000; ignition interlock required for 1st-time impaired driving

2024

Enhanced distracted driving penalties (Ontario): min CAD 615 fine + 3 demerit points + 3-day suspension

2025

ADAS (lane departure warning + automatic emergency braking) required in all newly manufactured vehicles

Kilder og metode

Data sist verifisert: 2026-02-12

Primary Sources:

Provincial data (Ontario G1 pass rate ~30-50%) — Test statistics (2023)
Transport Canada Motor Vehicle Collision Statistics — Road safety data (2023)
Transport Canada / Provincial Ministries of Transportation — Official regulatory body

Få varsel når denne rapporten oppdateres

Vi oppdaterer rapportene våre når ny offisiell statistikk publiseres. Abonner for å holde deg informert.

Hurtigfakta

G1 test format (Ontario)

40 questions in 2 sections (20 signs + 20 rules), need 16/20 in EACH section

Test languages

G1 test available in 27 languages

Provincial systems

13 separate licensing systems (10 provinces + 3 territories) with no national standard

Graduated licensing

Full process takes minimum 20 months in Ontario (8 months G1 + 12 months G2)

Zero tolerance

All G1/G2 drivers and all drivers under 21 must maintain 0.00% BAC

Pass rate variation

G2 road test pass rates range from 47% (Brampton) to 93% (Kenora)

Cite This Report

AutoviaTest. (2026, February 12). Canada traffic law report: Driving test statistics. AutoviaTest. https://autoviatest.com/no-NO/traffic-law-reports/canada

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🇨🇦Canada Driving Stats

Theory Pass Rate~45%

Practical Pass Rate~65%

Motorway Speed100-110 km/h

Fatalities (2023)1,964 deaths

Source: AutoviaTest | CC BY 4.0

<iframe src="https://autoviatest.com/no-NO/traffic-law-reports/canada/embed" width="400" height="280" style="border:1px solid #e5e7eb;border-radius:12px;overflow:hidden;" title="Canada Driving Test Statistics - AutoviaTest" loading="lazy"></iframe>

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