Young Drivers of Canada
15213 Yonge St L4G 1L8 Aurora, ON, Canada

Agreed! #FundayMonday #YoungDrivers #wesavelives #drivetosurvive

From our entire YD Family... to yours!

We will see you again.... soon!

Do you remember your road test? How long was it? After a road test that lasts about 15 minutes, new drivers can drive alone unaccompanied to and from school and work in all kinds of weather in the daytime and in the dark. How long were you driving solo before you had your first close call? How did your YD training help you? Still teaching your more than how to pass a road test. #flashbackfriday #youngdriversofcanada #drivetosurvive #wesavelives

PASSED! Thanks Surjit Singh for the lessons! Promise I won't block anymore sidewalks

Have fun in Germany George Meisner. See you April 21st. #ydinstructor #GeorgeYD

Congrats!! Laura Snape, On your road test 90% passing rate. Good job!!

Good job Sandy Murdoch on your YD awards... Well deserved you worked hard! #ydawards

KNOW YOUR CAR WARNING LIGHTS:

Class G2 Road Test This test assesses basic driving skills, is commonly referred to as a city test, and usually takes about 20 minutes. If you are successful, you will be granted a Class G2 licence. If you have never driven before, you will be required to gain one year of driving experience before you qualify for this test. If you take a course at an MTO-recognized driving school, your eligibility requirement may be reduced by four months. See Car Licences for details.... Class G Road Test This test assesses more advanced driving skills, includes a highway component, and usually takes about 30 minutes. If you are successful, you will be issued a Class G licence. You will be required to practice driving for at least a year after obtaining your Class G2 licence before you qualify for the Class G road test. See Car Licences for details.

Remembrance Day 2016: Their spirit lives on. #RememberThem #RCAF Every year, Canadians remember and honour our Veterans those who have made the ultimate sacri...fice defending Canada's interests at home and abroad. November 11 is Remembrance Day, with hundreds of ceremonies taking place across Canada. Join us in honouring the achievements and sacrifices of all who have served Canada, as well as those who continue to serve in uniform today. To learn more, visit the Department of National Defence's Veterans Week website: http://bit.ly/2eWB7Sc Photomontage: Cpl Alana Morin, RCAF Public Affairs Canada Remembers Veterans Affairs Canada Canadian Armed Forces Skies Magazine Canadian Defence Review Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum Library and Archives Canada

Congratulations Alessia on passing your #G2 today with the help of your instructor Surjit Bagha.. @ydaurora

Congratulations to Kathleen on passing her #G2 test today with 86%... Kathleen passed on the first try with the help of her #yd instructor Surjit!