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Find out which of Ontario's novice driver restrictions apply to you based on your licence stage and age.
For general guidance only. Not legal advice. Restrictions and exemptions can change — always confirm with ServiceOntario.| Restriction | Who It Applies To |
|---|---|
| Zero BAC/Drugs | All G1 and G2 drivers (any age); fully licensed drivers 21 and under |
| Accompanying Driver | G1 drivers — front seat, 4+ years' experience, under 0.05 BAC |
| Highway Restrictions | G1 drivers — no 400-series highways or listed expressways |
| Midnight-5am Driving Ban | G1 drivers only |
| Midnight-5am Passenger Limit | G2 drivers aged 19 and under |
Novice and young drivers face a zero blood alcohol/drug tolerance policy — even a small amount can result in an immediate licence suspension.
G2 drivers 19 and under face passenger restrictions overnight to reduce distracted and inexperienced driving risks.
G1 drivers are barred from high-speed highways until they advance to G2, regardless of age.
Violating novice driver restrictions can lead to fines, demerit points, and licence suspension, and may extend your novice period.
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