Honours Driving School

After completing an MTO approved Beginner Driver Education course, you will be certified with the MTO. This means that you can pick up a document known as a Driver License History from any Ontario Service Centre and take it to an insurance company as proof that you have completed an MTO approved BDE course, making you eligible for a potential discount on your auto insurance.

Yes we are. A copy of our MTO certification can be found in our office.

"No, we would like to warn you that all schools are not MTO approved. Be aware of schools that say they are ministry approved but actually aren’t; you will not get an insurance discount because they can’t certify you with the MTO. You can check for a school’s certification on this link: http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/driver/gradu/approve.shtml You can also find the webpage by googling: “MTO approved beginner driver education courses”."

We offer private lessons that are in-car only, and full courses that include a minimum of 20 hours of in-class instruction and 10 hours of in-car training. Our services are specific to each student’s driving ability and knowledge of Ontario’s Traffic law.

Yes, in fact, it is a great idea to take a driving course before writing your G1 test. MTO approved courses cover almost all the topics that you will be tested on when you take your G1 test.

No, Ontario law states that you must have a G1 license before you can take in-car lessons. However, you are allowed to take in-class lessons without a G1.

The in-car lessons and road test included in the packages are for students preparing for their G2 license. In order to prepare for and take the G road test with the full course package, students need to pay an additional $100 plus tax for package 1, $150 plus tax for package 2, and $190 plus tax for package 3.

As soon as you complete our full beginner driver education course, we will process your MTO certification and you can pick it up at your nearest Service Ontario location. Please call us to make sure you have been certified before you go to pick it up.

Not only does it tell the examiner of the driving test centre that you have practiced with a driving instructor, but a school car also comes with a second brake. The second brake, allows the examiner to stop the car in case of an emergency, making him more comfortable during the road test. If you purchase a package that includes the school car for the road test, the only examination centre covered by that package is the Toronto Metro East location. However, if you wish to go to a different examination centre, there will be an additional charge. Prices vary depending on the location.

Complete driving courses, are suited for people who have little to no driving experience. In our lightest package, you will have 20 hours of in-class lessons, 10 hours of homework, and 10 hours of in-car lessons and you can choose what time suits you best for both types of lessons. Complete Courses are also useful because, upon completion, they will show up on your Driver License history which you can then show to insurance companies in order to be eligible for a potential discount on your auto insurance. For drivers who have little driving experience or who haven’t owned car insurance before, taking a government-approved course could make the difference between a really high insurance rate and a much cheaper insurance rate.