What age can you get your driver's license in Canada?

Answer 1

Answer: In Canada, driver's licences are issued by the government of the province and territory in which the driver is residing. Thus, specific regulations relating to driver's licences vary from province to province, though overall they are quite similar. Under Canadian federal law a driver's licence is valid for use and must be accepted throughout the country. Canadian licences are also valid in the United States and many other nations due to various international agreements and treaties. Minimum age requirements: Simply do a Google on your provincial or territorial Government and in most cases, the site will allow you to search for government related data that you require. As an alternative, government sites provide a toll-free telephone number that you can call.

Answer 2

I live in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada and the age i am sure it is, is 15.5 to get your beginners, and 16 to get your full drivers license. Good Luck

Answer 3

when you are 15 you get your permit but when you are 16 you get your licence

Answer 4

16 for your permit/G1 and to get your G2 you need another 8-12 months after that.

Answer 5

Some states its different. In Wyoming (which is where i live) you get your learner's permit at 15 and your license at 16.

in India u get it at 18

Answer 6

The age of 18 and sometimes 16 too

Answer 7

26 i belive