How to Obtain An MTO Commercial License

All driving licences require the satisfactory completion of an MTO (Ministry of Transportation Ontario) written knowledge test as well as a practical road test. In addition there may be more requirements depending on the Class of license, some of which are provided below. However, we suggest that you contact our training coordinators by calling 905-673-1441 or filling out the input form on our website to obtain the most accurate information.

MTO License
Drivers must hold a valid Ontario Class G license or higher.

Age Requirements
i) 18 years old to obtain Classes; A, C, D, F.
ii) 21 years old to obtain Classes; B, E.

Medical Standards
Drivers must clear a standardized medical check for commercial truck drivers. The forms are available at our office and we can also refer students to a licensed medical practitioner.

MTO Knowledge Test
Drivers must achieve 80% or better on the MTO knowledge test for their desired Class of license. A comprehensive practice test is available at our office for students.

i) Classes B and C require that students also pass the Class D knowledge test.

Additional Requirements for Classes B and E
i) Clear the Criminal Record and Judicial Matters background check. Instructions for satisfying this requirement can be obtained by students at our office.
ii) Complete the School Bus Driver Improvement Course within 3 months of passing the road test. This training program is offered by our school, please inquire with a training coordinator.

Students should meet all of the above requirements and standards before commencing any training and operating commercial vehicles. Review our course catalogue below to learn about the various package options offered for training.

  • Licensed AZ Drivers are allowed to drive any tractor-trailer combination. They may also drive in class D and G. The class A driver’s licence allows you to drive a motor vehicle and towed vehicles where the towed vehicles exceed a total gross weight of 4,600 kilograms (10,000 lb).

  • Licensed AR Drivers are allowed to drive smaller truck-trailer combinations, such as a recreational, horse or utility trailer. They may also drive in class D and G. The class A driver’s licence allows you to drive a motor vehicle and towed vehicles where the towed vehicles exceed a total gross weight of 4,600 kilograms (10,000 lb).

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