Drive Force Driving School Inc.

07/14/2025

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Effective July 1, drivers across Canada are facing tougher rules when it comes to distracted driving. A new na...

07/14/2025

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07/14/2024

04/22/2024

Even if you don’t drive regularly, it is still vital to get your driver’s license. You can never be sure when you will need to drive and driving is a skill that all people should have.

As a young person getting your driver’s license can be one of the most important things in your life. It gives you the freedom to explore, but it also comes with a brand new set of responsibilities.

Choosing a driving school is something that should be chosen carefully, whether it’s for yourself or your child. You must ensure you pick a place that will not just teach you the rules of the road, but will also lay down a solid foundation that will help keep our roads safe now and in the future.

At Drive Force in Milton we are the industry leader in driver training. Our driving school offers the most up-to-date and state-of-the-art training programs on the market.

We have taken a new approach to learning, and our course is completely fun and interactive which engages the student in the learning process. Interactivity ensures new drivers receive the best driver training possible!

At Drive Force, we know that car crashes are the number one killer of young, inexperienced drivers. That’s why our programs guarantee new drivers are trained professionally in all aspects of driving.

From our smaller class sizes, up-to-date technology and interactive classes we have a variety of packages, tailored to suit any budget.

Whether it’s just an evaluation lesson to brush up skills before a road test or a full driving program that provides drivers with the confidence and knowledge needed to be the safest driver they can be; Drive Force offers it all.

04/22/2024

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06/20/2016

A new ad campaign from the Ontario government is telling drivers to , and have produced a new ...

03/11/2016

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08/27/2015

Sept 01: Distracted driving: If you’re caught looking at your phone, texting or talking on your phone while driving, you will face much bigger fines and more demerit points, the province is warning. The current fine for distracted driving is approximately $200. As of Tuesday, those found guilty of distracted driving will face fines up to $1,000 and more demerit points. Drivers with G1 or G2 licenses could have their permits suspended on the spot.

08/05/2015

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101st Anniversary of the First Electric Traffic Signal System

101 years ago today, drivers saw their first electric traffic signal!

07/15/2015

06/07/2015

We all have do our part & share our roads.

If you’re prone to grabbing your phone behind the wheel, you could end up driving yourself to the poor house. The province passed new legislation on Tuesday that will see a marked hike in distracted driving fines. The previous fine range of $60 to $500 skyrockets to $300 to $1000, plus three demerit…

06/07/2015

Distracted Driving

In Timmins, drivers react to this week's news that distracted driving fines are going way up. Kyle Gennings reports.