How do you obtain a AZ license in Ontario?

Here are the general steps to obtaining an AZ license:

1. Eligibility: Meet the minimum age requirement of 18 years old (vary depending on vehicle class).

2. Learner's Permit:

- Obtain a G1 (learner's) permit for Class A, B, or C vehicles.

- Pass a written knowledge test (G1 exit test).

- Receive a G1 learner's permit that allows you to drive accompanied by a qualified supervisor.

3. Air Brake Endorsement (AZE):

- Apply for the Air Brake Endorsement (AZE) by completing and passing the air brake knowledge test.

- You can take the AZE test at a DriveTest Centre.

4. G1 Experience:

- Practice driving with your G1 permit and acquire the required driving experience.

5. Road Test:

- Once you have met the required driving experience, book and take the Class A, B, or C road test.

- Passing the road test allows you to obtain a full G2 (probationary) license with the AZE endorsement.

6. Graduated Licensing (GDL):

- Complete the mandatory Graduated Licensing (GDL) period of at least one year. This includes following G2 restrictions and regulations.

7. AZ License:

- After completing the GDL period and fulfilling all requirements, you can apply for the full AZ license.

Remember that the specific requirements, forms, and procedures may vary, so it's essential to visit the Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) website or contact your local DriveTest Centre for the most up-to-date information about obtaining an AZ license.