Ontario G1 Road Signs Marathon

Without road signs, the roads in Ontario would no longer be safe to navigate. They warn drivers of potential hazards, provide crucial information in emergencies, and enforce several traffic laws. Chances are, you'll probably see a few on a short walk outside. Whether you're from Toronto, Ottawa, or Niagara Falls, one thing is certain: when driving, you must understand road signs and follow their indications at all times. Our Ontario G1 Road Signs Marathon can help you memorize the most common road signs in the province. It consists of 100 multiple-choice questions based on the road signs section of the official Ontario driver's handbook. In this Marathon, there are no hints or other aids to help you answer. Each question you miss will be placed at the end of the remaining questions for you to answer again. Keep cycling through the remaining questions until you’ve correctly answered them all.

Since it might take hours to complete a session, we have omitted any timer from this marathon. Study at your own pace and read every question twice. Think thoroughly before you select an answer — you don't want to end up misclicking.

Understanding the reasoning behind each correct answer is more important than your performance. It is normal for beginners to fail, but we give you the opportunity to learn from your mistakes. After you select an answer, you will receive immediate feedback. Note the detailed explanation in a notebook or notebook app and revisit the material during future training sessions. Adopting a systematic approach to your learning phase makes it easier to understand road signs. Studying for your driver's licence doesn't have to be a stressful chore. With the right tools, you can boost your learning potential and strengthen your knowledge while also enjoying the process.

Our Ontario G1 Road Signs Marathon is available 24/7. It can fit into the schedule of busy students who rarely have any time left for studies at the end of the day. Now you can begin a session when waiting in a line at the grocery store, while commuting to work, or even during the intermissions of an ice hockey game. All you need is a device that has a browser and a stable internet connection. Becoming a safe and responsible driver in Ontario requires perseverance and consistency. Your driving skills cannot be learned overnight. As you start your learning phase, please have patience and dedicate the following weeks to mastering driving theory. Study the official driver's handbook and use our Ontario G1 Road Signs Marathon to familiarize yourself with the road signs you'll encounter while driving.