Fast Track Drivers License Ontario

The Fast Track program guarantees production of a driver's license, or identification card within three business days for a $20 fee (cash or personal check only at a deputy registrar office; check only – no cash – at the DVS Central Office). DISCLAIMER: DVS reserves the right, based on review of the documents and a DVS Supervisor’s decision, to deny the processing of any driver's license or ID card as an expedited application. If you need assistance, please contact Driver and Vehicle Services or your local driver’s license agent or deputy registrar office. What types of transactions are available?

• Driver's licenses and ID cards Which documents are required? To find out what paperwork is required for a specific transaction, call (651) 297-2005 or When will I receive the expedited documents? The transaction will be processed within three business days. Once the DL or ID application is processed, you will receive it in the mail, usually within 10 business days. Where do I apply?

At Participating Offices Call (651) 297-2005 for participating locations.

Important notice: Effective July 1, 2018 – New Rules for Commercial Drivers: • Class D • Before you renew your Class D licence, you will need to pass a knowledge and vision test • To maintain your Class D licence you will need to submit a Medical Report form • Drivers of commercial vehicles will be subject to based on the presence of alcohol and/or drugs. Important notice: A must be successfully completed by all new Class A applicants prior to attempting their Class A road test on or after July 1, 2017 Class D licence What you can drive The Class D licence lets you drive A truck with a gross weight or registered gross weight exceeding 11,000 kilograms (24,000 lb) or any truck or combination exceeding 11,000 kilograms (24,000 lb) gross weight or registered gross weight provided the towed vehicle is not over 4,600 kilograms(10,000 lb). If the towed vehicle weighs more, you will need either a full Class A or restricted Class A licence. With a Class D licence you can also drive a car or light truck covered by a G Class licence. Requirements To apply for a Class D licence, you need to: • be at least 18 years old • hold a valid Ontario licence other than G1, G2, M, M1 or M2 • pass an vision test • submit a medical report • pass a knowledge test about operating large trucks • pass a using a vehicle that meets the requirements for a Class D Where to apply To apply and take the required tests, visit: • the location in downtown Toronto • at a You will need to bring that shows your legal name, date of birth and your signature. Important notice: must be successfully completed by all new Class A applicants prior to attempting their Class A road test on or after July 1, 2017 Commercial Knowledge and Road Tests The knowledge and road tests for all commercial class licences (Class A, B, C, D, E and F) have been updated to ensure that applicants demonstrate the knowledge and skills required to safely operate a commercial vehicle.

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For more information and to prepare for these tests, please visit: • • You may also buy the Official MTO Handbook at a DriveTest centre or from many retail stores. The updated commercial road test for all commercial class licences includes: • Daily Vehicle Inspection tests: • You will be required to inspect six randomly generated items from the schedule, demonstrate and describe how each item should be inspected, explain any potential defect(s) and describe what actions you would take upon identifying the defect. • There will also be an in-cab check portion of the test where you must point to or touch all items listed and demonstrate and describe how each item should be inspected. • For the in-cab portion, you will not be required to explain any potential defect(s) or describe what action you would take upon identifying a minor/major defect. • Updated on-road and backing tests. The road test for Class A applicants will also include updated coupling and uncoupling procedures, and your Class A driver’s abstract will now indicate if your road test (taken after July 1, 2017) was passed in a vehicle with an automatic or manual transmission. At the end of the road test, the examiner will review the road test with you and inform you if you were successful in obtaining a commercial driver’s licence.