Your Ontario driver's licence, from G1 to full G.

Ontario uses a three-test graduated system: pass the G1 knowledge test, then the G2 road test, then the full G road test. Each stage removes more restrictions until you hold a full, unrestricted licence. GoGo walks you through all three, plus the optional BDE course in between.

As fast as 20 months if you complete BDE (8 months from G1 to G2, then 12 months from G2 to full G), or 24 months without it (12 months, then 12 months). The whole process has to be completed within 5 years of getting your G1.

No, it's optional. But completing an approved BDE course shortens your G1-to-G2 wait by 4 months and can qualify you for a new-driver insurance discount.

Your G1 test fee covers your first attempt at both the G2 and full G road tests, so a retest is the main extra cost if you don't pass on the first try. BDE and in-vehicle lessons are priced separately by each school.

Yes. Jump straight into the G2 stage of the journey; you don't need to start from G1.

No. GoGo helps you prepare for each test and find a vetted school for in-vehicle training, but you still book and take your official tests through DriveTest, Ontario's government-run testing service.

Guides and blog content are free to read. Prep courses and in-vehicle training through partner schools are paid, with pricing set per course or per school.

It depends on where your existing licence is from; some jurisdictions have a licence exchange agreement with Ontario that lets you skip some stages. Check directly with ServiceOntario before assuming you need to start over.