Little Tibet Driving School

Little Tibet Driving School MTO Approved B.D.E course provider
Multilingual Instructors - English / Hindi / Tibetan / Nepali

08/27/2026

🚨 Hear the sirens? Make way safely.

During this lesson, our instructor hears an emergency vehicle approaching and immediately guides the student to pull over safely to the right and stop.

When emergency vehicles approach with lights and sirens, stay calm, check your surroundings, signal, and move safely to the right when possible. Avoid sudden movements and never block their path.

A few seconds of awareness can make a big difference when someone is waiting for emergency help.

Stay alert. Stay calm. Make way. 🚑🚒🚓

08/24/2026

Congratulations Mingure for passing your G2 road test in your first attempt.

08/23/2026

Highway lane changes require you to know what’s happening behind, beside AND in front of you. 👀🚗

In this lesson, the student correctly checked her rear-view mirror and side mirror before changing lanes — but her attention stayed away from the road ahead for too long.

At that exact moment, the vehicle in front also started changing lanes, creating an unsafe situation and a very nervous moment for the student.

The lesson here: mirror checks should be quick glances, not long looks. Always return your eyes to the road ahead and keep a safe following distance before and during a lane change.

A small mistake during a lesson can become a valuable learning experience.

Mirrors. Blind spot. Front. Always stay aware.

08/02/2026

🚦Traffic Lights Out… What Would You Do?

A non-functioning traffic light can catch even experienced drivers off guard.

In this situation, the student approached the intersection correctly, but the Tesla driver on the left came to a complete stop and stayed there, unsure of what to do. A police officer stationed at the construction zone noticed the hesitation and started walking toward the vehicle. To help avoid further confusion, the instructor gave a quick honk to get the driver’s attention.

💡 Remember: When traffic lights are completely out, treat the intersection as an all-way stop unless a police officer is actively directing traffic. Come to a complete stop, determine who has the right-of-way, and proceed only when it’s safe.

If a police officer is directing traffic, their directions always override the traffic signals and signs.

Situations like this are uncommon, which is exactly why it’s important to know the rules before you encounter one. Staying calm and understanding the right-of-way can prevent confusion, traffic delays, and collisions.

🚗 Would you have known what to do in this situation? Let us know in the comments!

07/28/2026

Do you agree with this rule ?

This is one of the most common mistakes I see during driving lessons and road tests.

If a pedestrian has started crossing in your direction and has stepped onto the crosswalk, you must wait. Turning in front of them can result in an automatic road test error—and depending on the situation, it can be enough to fail your test.

In this lesson, my student was about to make the right turn, but I stopped the car and explained the rule before it became a dangerous habit.

✅ Scan both sidewalks before turning.
✅ If a pedestrian has entered the crosswalk toward your path, wait.
✅ Only complete the turn when it’s safe and you won’t interfere with the pedestrian.

Passing your road test isn’t just about knowing how to drive—it’s about showing that you can protect the most vulnerable road users.

Drive safely. Pass confidently. 🚗

07/26/2026

How to avoid one of the most common Road Test Fails!
Come to a full stop and then count 1-2-3
Check for pedestrians walking in front of you and towards you from the sides
Inch forward to look for cars from the left who have a green
If completely safe then check your blindspot and finish your turn.

👀 Streetcar cameras are watching… but the goal isn’t tickets. It’s saving lives.A new pilot program is testing cameras o...
07/23/2026

👀 Streetcar cameras are watching… but the goal isn’t tickets. It’s saving lives.

A new pilot program is testing cameras on TTC streetcars to identify drivers who illegally pass when passengers are getting on or off. During the pilot, no tickets will be issued but once enforcement begins, illegal passes can result in fines of up to $183.25 and 3 demerit points.

Remember:
🛑 Stop behind the rear doors when a streetcar stops with its doors open.
🚶 Stay stopped until the doors close and every passenger has safely reached the sidewalk.
❤️ A few seconds of patience can prevent a tragedy.

At Little Tibet Driving School, we don’t just teach students how to pass a road test—we teach them how to protect lives on the road.

07/22/2026

Would you have changed lanes here? 👀

This student checked and started moving at the same time, which is something many new drivers do. I had to step in to prevent a collision.

A safe lane change isn’t just about using your signal. The key is to separate your actions:
✅ Check your mirrors first.
✅ Check your blind spot.
✅ Keep the steering wheel steady while checking so the car doesn’t drift.
✅ If everything is clear, then make your move.
✅ If you’re not 100% sure, stay in your lane and wait for a better opportunity.

Remember, missing your exit or waiting a few more seconds is far better than causing a crash.

Have you ever had another driver suddenly change into your lane? Let me know in the comments. 👇

07/21/2026

What would you have done here? 👀

This police vehicle was stopped on the side of the road and suddenly pulled into traffic without making sure the lane was clear. We had to react immediately to avoid what could have been a serious collision.

No matter who is behind the wheel, every driver has a responsibility to make sure it’s safe before entering the roadway. Defensive driving isn’t just about following the rules—it’s about being prepared for other people’s mistakes.

Who do you think would have been at fault in this situation? Let us know in the comments. 👇

07/16/2026

Many new drivers see an opening and merge immediately after entering the on-ramp. Instead, use the acceleration lane to build your speed, match the flow of traffic, and find a safe gap before merging.

The on-ramp is there for a reason—use it. Merging too early often means you’re entering the highway too slowly, forcing other drivers to brake or change lanes.

A smooth merge isn’t about rushing—it’s about matching speed, checking your mirrors and blind spot, signalling, and joining traffic confidently.

Save this tip for your next highway drive and follow for more real-world driving lessons. 🚘

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