No, you must visit a ServiceOntario office to renew in person, and if you need to take a test to renew or are renewing a commercial licence you may also need to visit a DriveTest Centre.
Yes, if you let your licence expire you will have to pay the appropriate fee for your licence as well as any fees applicable for additional testing.
You only have to successfully complete a vision test in this case; if your licence has been expired for more than three years you will also have to complete a written knowledge test and two road tests.
No, the mandatory waiting period may be waived if your novice class licence expired less than three years ago.
This may be possible, if you visit a DriveTest Centre you may be able to get an extension to cover your road test on a G1 or G2 licence; if you hold an M1 or M2 licence you may be able to obtain a one day temporary driver's licence which will only cover the day …
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