Quebec Driver knowledge Test Practice (SAAQ)

To obtain a first driver’s licence

A first driver’s licence is generally issued for the operation of a passenger vehicle (Class 5 licence).  You may qualify for a driver’s  licence after holding a learner’s licence, and then a probationary licence.
Basic requirements
To obtain the class of driver’s licence for a passenger vehicle, you must be at least age 16. The written consent of a person with parental authority is required if you are under the age 18. You also have to present two pieces of identification. The first must be from the Directeur de l’état civil du Québec or a civil authority recognized elsewhere in Canada, a certificate of Canadian citizenship, a legal document indicating Canadian citizenship, a Permanent  Resident Card, or a Canadian passport. The second piece of identify.

Registering for the driving course To drive a passenger vehicle, first, you have to register for the mandatory driving course. The Road Safety Education Program provides new drivers with the skills required to adopt safe, cooperative, and responsible behavior. The course is divided into four different learning phases that alternate with theoretical modules and in-car driving sessions. The emphasis is on visual scanning, the anticipation of risks, dangerous behavior (speeding, drinking, using drugs, distraction), and sharing the road. The mandatory driving course is offered by driving schools recognized by the Association québécoise des Transports (AQTr).