Transportation

Living in Ontario, you can travel within the province and all over the world by land (bus and rail), water, and air.

How can I get an Ontario driver's licence?
If you live in Ontario and want to drive, you must have an Ontario driver's licence. The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) is responsible for licensing and vehicle registering in the province.

Does each province have a driver's licence, or is there a single licence for all of Canada?
Each province issues its own driver's licences. Your licence must be registered in the province where you are a resident.

How do I buy a car?
There are a number of things to consider when buying a car. If you find that you need more information, there are also many resources you can consult to get answers on your own.

What do I need to know about vehicle licensing?
All cars must be registered with the provincial motor vehicle licensing agency where you live, and must be insured.

How does automobile insurance work?
If you drive a vehicle in Ontario, you must have insurance - it's the law. Find out more about how to get insurance.

Is the International Driver's Permit (IDP) valid in Canada?
The International Driver's Permit (IDP) is valid in Canada. The IDP is usually valid for 1 year in most countries and can be renewed.

How can I use public transportation?
Each city in Ontario has its own local public transportation system. Transportation costs are different depending on the city.

How can I travel within Ontario?
Buses, trains and airlines link most cities in Ontario. A travel agent can provide free expert trip planning services on most forms of transportation.

How do I get special needs transportation?
For your community, look in the blue pages of the telephone book for “transit information” or “public transportation” in the Municipal (city or town) Government section.

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