How do I contact MTO Ontario?
St Marys, 194 Queen St W – 519-284-8137. Stratford, 5 Huron St – 1-800-267-8097.
How do I book an appointment for my driving test in Ontario?
online. by phone at 647-776-0331 or 1-888-570-6110. at any DriveTest Centre….To book a road test appointment, you will need to provide:
- your Ontario driver’s licence number (including expiry date)
- a preferred location for taking the test.
- a second and third choice of location.
- a preferred date and time.
Can I renew my Ontario health card online without driver’s license?
At the moment, Ontario health cards can only be renewed online if the individual has a driver’s licence.
Can I renew OHIP card online?
People across Ontario can now renew their photo health card online at ServiceOntario.ca/RenewCards.
How do I renew my license plate sticker in Ontario?
Head to your nearest ServiceOntario Centre or go here to renew online. Fill out the license plate sticker renewal form with the necessary information (be sure to bring the information with you to ServiceOntario if you do it in person!).
How far is Brampton from the MTO?
MTO Office Brampton ON CA MTO Licence Office: Distance MTO Office Brampton 4.5 km 2.8 mi ⬇ MTO Office Brampton ON 12.3 km 7.6 mi ➡ ServiceOntario Brampton 11 km 6.8 mi ➡ Service Canada Georgetown 14 km 8.7 mi ⬅
Where is frfrançais located in Brampton?
Visit us at 1 Wexford Road in Brampton. Learn about our hours of operation, the services and facilities available here. Read theplan to safely reopen Ontarioand continue to follow therestrictions and public health measures. Skip to main content FRfrançais Menu Arts and culture Business and economy Driving and roads Education and training
What does MTO stand for?
MTO (Ministry of Transportation): licenses, registration, road safety traffic information. Please note: Business hours may not be accurate due to COVID-19 related restrictions. Please contact your local store to get the most updated information.
What does the Ministry of Transportation do in Ontario?
Ministry of Transportation Moving people and goods safely, efficiently and sustainably across Ontario to improve quality of life and support a globally competitive economy. Walking, cycling and driving