The territory of Nunavut does not yet have a formal Nunavut graduated license program, but the Nunavut Motor Vehicles Division does encourage new drivers to accumulate driving experience as learners before they can be issued a full Nunavut car license or Nunavut motorcycle license, and there is a Nunavut driving test at each stage of the process. By practicing under supervision while at the Nunavut Class 7 learners car license or Nunavut motorcycle learners license stage, new drivers can build strong vehicle handling ability before being completely on their own.
Choose the type of Nunavut driving test you need to attempt:
As a passenger vehicle operator (cars, light trucks, vans etc.) in Nunavut, you need to first pass the Class 7 knowledge test to get your Nunavut Class 7 learners license (see our free Nunavut Class 7 practice test series for help with the knowledge test). Our goal is to help new drivers complete the requirements of the Class 7 licensing stage, and pass the first Nunavut driving test, and eventually move to a full Class 5 Nunavut car driver’s license in the quickest and simplest way possible. But don't forget, a Nunavut car driver's license comes with the responsibility to have Nunavut car insurance, as well as to maintain documentation for the vehicle you drive.
As a new driver if you need guidance on how to get your NU car license, we have you covered. From understanding the information in the Nunavut Driver's Handbook, using Nunavut Class 7 practice tests and getting your NU Class 5 license, we have everything you need to know.
Your 16th birthday is when you can apply for a NU driving license
You can pick up a Nunavut Driver's Manual at any Nunavut Motor Vehicles Division office
The Nunavut Class 7 learners license test is a multiple choice test divided between questions on Nunavut road signs and road rules. The more thoroughly you study the Nunavut Driver's Manual and practice NU Class 7 learners tests, the better your chances of passing.
The Nunavut Driver's Manual is your guide for everything
Attempting Class 7 practice tests will help you test your NU road signs and rules knowledge
Road tests can be an anxious time, but if you have studied the Nunavut road signs and road rules, practiced your driving a lot, and made sure your vehicle is mechanically sound to take the road test, you have little to worry about. Try to be as calm and focused during the road test as you can.
Always obey NU road signs and rules when driving a car
Drive with a supervising driver as often as possible so you can get in lots of on-road driving practice
Learning how to drive a motorcycle in Nunavut doesn't have to be complicated or a stressful process, but new drivers do have to pass a Nunavut driving test at each level. At ICanDrive.ca, we have taken all the guesswork out of studying for your Nunavut Class 6 knowledge test (see here), attempting the Nunavut Class 6 road test (see here) and driving within the license restrictions at each stage. Be sure to always carry sufficient Nunavut motorcycle insurance before driving your motorcycle on public roads, and remember, you must also have the proper documentation for your bike on hand.
Nunavut has two major stages for motorcycle licensing which are the NU Class 6 learner stage and the full NU Class 6 motorcycle license stage. We can help you prepare for each of the NU motorcycle license stages by separating the information into easy to follow sections so you can get your motorcycle license in the shortest time possible.
Get parental consent if you are under 16
Check out motorcycle training courses
Similar to the knowledge test for a NU car license, the Nunavut motorcycle license knowledge test confirms that you understand basic Nunavut road signs, road rules and know how to apply them as required in real world situations. By practicing with Nunavut Class 6 motorcycle tests you can improve your chances of passing.
Study the Nunavut Driver's Manual
Practice Class 6 motorcycle tests
If you have spent a good amount of time practicing your motorcycle driving under supervision before your Nunavut motorcycle road test, you should be in good shape on your NU road test day. Remember the more you practice the higher the chance of passing.
Good quality motorcycle gear is an important investment
Find a good supervising driver who can help you learn better motorcycle riding
The Nunavut Motor Vehicles Division is responsible for conducting road test appointments for NU car license holders and NU motorcycle license holders. The best way to be prepared for the road test is practice, practice, practice. The more you practice, the higher your chances of passing on the first attempt and the more likely you are to avoid retest fees.
Our free Nunavut online driving tests are a great way to get in some additional practice and build confidence in yourself before attempting a real Nunavut knowledge test for your NU car license or NU motorcycle license. Everything you would have learned in the Nunavut Driver's Manual is fair game when it comes to the knowledge test, so make sure you don't skip any sections in the drivers manual when you do your studying.
The NU Class 7 learner license test is a multiple choice test with both NU road signs and road rules questions. You need to study the NU Driver's Handbook and then practice Nunavut Class 7 tests to improve your chances of passing and getting your NU Class 7 license on your first attempt.
Similar to the NU Class 7 learner test, the Class 6 NU motorcycle learners test is a multiple choice question exam with 50 questions on motorcycle driving and road rules and signs. Practice as many NU Class 6 knowledge tests as possible to make sure you understand all the concepts.
Choose your province practice test and start practicing today.