LEVEL 2

For Automobile Drivers
In Level Two as a novice driver, which lasts at least 12 months, you can drive at any time of day or night, without an accompanying driver. You may also drive on any Ontario road.

Two important conditions still apply in Level Two:

1. You must not drink any alcohol if you are going to drive. Your blood alcohol must still be zero when you're driving..
2. Each person must have a seat belt, so your vehicle is not over-crowded and every passenger is protected.

You must pass the Level Two road test to become a fully licensed class G driver. Novice Driver Re-qualification: Your Level One or Level Two novice licence will expire if you do not exit the Graduated Licensing Program within 5 years after you obtained your novice licence. To keep your driving privileges, you can take the appropriate road test to graduate to the next level of licence, example, take Level One road test to graduate to Level Two, or Level Two road test to graduate to a full class licence. If not, your licence will expire and you will have to take the knowledge test to re-qualify for Level One, or take Level One road test to re-qualify for Level Two.

This information is from the Ontario’s Driver Examination Centres.