Easy going platform and good instructors
2 September 2026
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MrDriver is a marketplace that connects learner drivers in Ontario with MTO-certified independent driving instructors. We are not a driving school. Instructors set their own rates and teach in their own vehicles, and we make it easy to compare them by location, price and reviews, then book and pay securely in the app. Lessons for G2 and G tests, road test car rental and BDE packages are available across the GTA, with prices starting around $35 an hour. Payment is protected until your lesson is verified, and you chat with your instructor in the app, so there's no calling around.
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Canada
- www.mrdriver.ca
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