does anyone know....

Terminator2000

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Its a lazy sunday and I have to know this.

Do driving instructors, when they give road test, offer to provide a vehicle for the test?

Cause I want to go out of toronto to take my test and I can't drive my car to get there. :mad:

So, do they offer to provide a vehicle, and then I can bus ride it back home?
 
If you go through a driving school, they also supply the same vehicle for your test. Why are you going out of town to take the test?
 
No, the drive-tester does not provide a vehicle. Some driving schools will provide one for the road test, if you take their training.

Easiest/safest/normal way to do it would be to have a licensed driver bring you, and your car to the test.

The vehicle must be plated, insured, and roadworthy, as well - otherwise the inspector will refuse to carry out the test.

Laz
 
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LazMan said:
No, the drive-tester does not provide a vehicle. Some driving schools will provide one for the road test, if you take their training.

Easiest/safest/normal way to do it would be to have a licensed driver bring you, and your car to the test.

The vehicle must be plated, insured, and roadworthy, as well - otherwise the inspector will refuse to carry out the test.

Laz
What he said.
 
Terminator2000 said:
Its a lazy sunday and I have to know this.

Do driving instructors, when they give road test, offer to provide a vehicle for the test?

Cause I want to go out of toronto to take my test and I can't drive my car to get there. :mad:

So, do they offer to provide a vehicle, and then I can bus ride it back home?
If you can find a driving school in the same area as you want to take you test.

I don't think you will find a driving school that will take you on a road trip to get you license outside the city.
 
LazMan said:
No, the drive-tester does not provide a vehicle. Some driving schools will provide one for the road test, if you take their training.

Easiest/safest/normal way to do it would be to have a licensed driver bring you, and your car to the test.

The vehicle must be plated, insured, and roadworthy, as well - otherwise the inspector will refuse to carry out the test.

Laz
My vehicle had a cracked windshield and they refused to give my kid the test until it was fixed.
 
Terminator2000 said:
Its a lazy sunday and I have to know this.

Do driving instructors, when they give road test, offer to provide a vehicle for the test?

Cause I want to go out of toronto to take my test and I can't drive my car to get there.

So, do they offer to provide a vehicle, and then I can bus ride it back home?

Am I the only one thats lost here? How do you own a car if you dont have a license? :confused:
 
Mongrel4u said:
Am I the only one thats lost here? How do you own a car if you dont have a license? :confused:
You can own a vehicle without a license.
 
hunter001 said:
You can own a vehicle without a license.

What he said. I own a car. But I don't drive it. All I need to do is pass the G2 test and then I can drive it. With a G1, you can drive, but ONLY with someone that has 5 years or more driving experience, sitting in the passenger seat with you. Its considered on-the-road practice. But its not actually freedom. Its only when the 5 year-or-more passenger is available and only then. (ie: doesn't work for when you want to take a chick to the park, late at night.)

With a G2, a person can drive all by himself.

Also, I live in Toronto, but want to go out of town, up north to Aurora to take the test, because driving instructors are much less uptight and alot more relaxed OUTSIDE of Toronto.
 
Terminator2000 said:
(ie: doesn't work for when you want to take a chick to the park, late at night.)


Just make sure you date a chick who's got 5 years driving experience :)

Terminator2000 said:
Also, I live in Toronto, but want to go out of town, up north to Aurora to take the test, because driving instructors are much less uptight and alot more relaxed OUTSIDE of Toronto.

I'd be thinking they're gonna give you a hard time anyways since you aren't taking the test at your local MTO. (Kinda like telling everyone that gym class is easy, while your gym teacher is within earshot <grin>)