Toronto M1 Test Locations

[biggins_kh]

Hey Everyone,

I am looking to write my M1, i live right downtown toronto with no vehicle. I was wondering if there is any place to write the M1 test that is accessable by the TTC.

All the places on the MTO website are all outside of the downtown core.

Any suggestion would be great thanks

[cono_sur]

Try the main office:

Toronto - College Park
777 Bay Street, Toronto ON M5G 2C8
Phone: 1-800-387-3445
College Park, Market Level
(South-east corner of Bay and College)
Mon to Fri 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

[biggins_kh]

Will do thanks very much

[getfunky]

I did mine there yesterday. My advice - go early morning when it opens between 8-9am cause otherwise you'll be there for minimum two hours at any other time.

[Dubbyar]

I did my M1 test at the college park location on Thursday. I went at 1pm and finally wrote my test at 3pm. Go early in the day!!

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what kind of questions were on the test. Specificly, which sections of motorcycle / driver handbooks should I focus on the most?

[El Zilcho]

what kind of questions were on the test. Specificly, which sections of motorcycle / driver handbooks should I focus on the most?

Safety (what to do, what not to do), things like proper tire track, spacing between you and other vehicles, riding in groups, riding in various conditions, avoiding obstacles, etc.

Read the M1 handbook several times. You don't have to memorize any long sections of it, most of it is common sense.

From the driver's handbook focus on the G1 restrictions...

[Dubbyar]

what kind of questions were on the test. Specificly, which sections of motorcycle / driver handbooks should I focus on the most?

Questions that I remember are...

What to do when your bike wobbles
What side is the clutch on?
Where is the rear wheel brake?
Where is the front wheel brake?
What formation do you ride in when riding with others?
What do you do in foggy conditions?
What do you do if a car infront of you stops suddenly?

There is also a section that is all signs, so get yourself familiar with them. That was the only section that I thought I might fail but I passed. You have to answer 16 out of 20 questions correctly to pass each section.

[getfunky]

Also learn the demerit points and license suspension questions for G1 as that will be on the M1 test too. There were atleast 6 Q's on that.

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Also learn the demerit points and license suspension questions for G1 as that will be on the M1 test too. There were atleast 6 Q's on that.

I did the test this morning and failed because I had to guess the answers for these questions. I passed the motorcycle and the signs but got stomped on the stupid suspension questions.

[Indesign]

Does anybody have a passthewheel.com access they don't mind sharing? PM me please...

TIA

[getfunky]

Here is M1 M2 book as seen in shoppers etc.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/15007911/O...Handbook-M1-M2

[getfunky]

I did the test this morning and failed because I had to guess the answers for these questions. I passed the motorcycle and the signs but got stomped on the stupid suspension questions.

Aww man that sucks. I wasn't ready for it and thought I was going to fail but I must have guessed right as I got my M1. I heard its just $10 for a retest. Brush up on that and you should be gold!

[megs]

is there a time frame you have to wait if you fail before you can take another shot at it?

[RLapin]

is there a time frame you have to wait if you fail before you can take another shot at it?

They let you take a shot at it right away...for extra
Really though...I don't know how people fail these tests...I just leafed through both booklets and got my M1 and G1 (separately) from the first time, near perfect score too...

[Rotten_Ronnie]

They let you take a shot at it right away...for extra
Really though...I don't know how people fail these tests...I just leafed through both booklets and got my M1 and G1 (separately) from the first time, near perfect score too...

I walked in knowing nothing about the new G1 G2 restrictions, having been licensed for G before the current graduated licensing scheme. I got the Motorcycle handbook only to write my M1 and made most of my mistakes on the G1-G2 portion of the test.

It is possible, and of course people learn at different rates and in different ways.

[LeetViet]

I failed my M1 first try. Went back the next day and passed. Failing isn't a big deal.

[cono_sur]

You have to answer 16 out of 20 questions correctly to pass each section.

It's 19 out of 24 for the M1 portion, and 16 out of 20 for both G1 rules and the signs.