Ministry-Test-
#12
Rookie
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 14
I've been kinda lookin into going to Canada, would be to Saskatchewan I think under their PNP programme. I thought there were seven written tests covering various different subjects.
is this just a Sask thing ? or is it a PNP thing?
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#13
Senior Board Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: GONE WEST! Pincher Creek, Alberta, CANADA
Posts: 1,024
That depends on the province.
To the best of my knowledge, Ontario is the only province that does not require a AZ (CDL) course to obtain the AZ license. In speaking with other drivers from Alberta, a course is requirement and that same person tells me that if one already has an Ontario AZ license, they can usually transfer it over the new province of residence. May be worth making the inquiry.
#14
Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada eh
Posts: 135
The M.O.T. doesn't want you to hit curbs etc. Bad shifting /grinding (sometimes) is acceptable, gear recovery is important(no coasting in neut), take left/right turns no higher than 4th.
Turning right from a double lane to a double lane -start turn to the leftmost side of your lane, turn the tractor right as late as possible into 2nd lane, straighten, watch trailer tandem come around corner, immediately go for curb lane once tandems have cleared corner.. Turning left to a double lane - aim tractor into curb lane, watch trailer tandems, as soon as tandems are in the new direction swing tractor into left lane, accelerate and signal move to right and do it when traffic is clear. Your instructor should supply this guidance..if they're any good they will help correct mistakes. The pre trip is key to passing the test. Verbalize everything you look at ...secure, not damaged, no missing parts, no loose fasteners, wires in good shape, no leaks......Once you pass that, the pressure is off and you can concentrate on your driving. It's normal to be nervous...no one likes tests. Good Luck
#15
Rookie
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: canada
Posts: 13
Hi guys,
i went in nervous, once i started the MTO drive test the nerves went away. and concentrated on what i was doing. I PASSED my drive test woot, so happy now, hoping i can find a job soon and Start to learn more. thanks all for the replies |

