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Getting Ready to Drive

You need to make sure you are comfortable physically, mentally and emotionally. If you don''t feel comfortable about it, don't drive.

Factors such as Illness, fatigue, prescription and over-the-counter drugs, stress and your mental or emotional state can greatly affect your ability to drive. You should consider these factors before you begin driving, and you should not operate a motor vehicle when you are not fit to do so. To read more about this topic, please click the link below.


G1 Ontario

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Ontario MTO

To read more about this topic, please refer to the MTO Handbook at the link below:


https://www.ontario.ca/document/official-mto-drivers-handbook/getting-ready-drive