Little Tibet Driving School

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

05/31/2026

🚨 One of the most common right-turn mistakes new drivers make!

My student was about to make a right turn on a red light when I had to stop the car and explain what was happening. Even though they were turning right, the oncoming traffic had an advanced green arrow, which means THEY have the right of way.

Many new drivers see an opening and assume they can go, but advanced green traffic is protected and should never be forced to slow down or change lanes because of your turn.

Remember: before turning right on a red, always check for pedestrians, cross traffic, AND whether oncoming vehicles have an advanced green.

This mistake can lead to a road test failure and, more importantly, a dangerous collision.

Did you know who had the right of way here? 👇

05/30/2026

🚨 One of the biggest highway merging mistakes new drivers make…

They pick a gap, the traffic slows down, and then they stop on the on-ramp waiting for that same vehicle.

Instead, keep moving forward when it’s safe to do so. If your original target vehicle comes to a stop and you still have room ahead, continue rolling and find a new target vehicle to merge behind.

Your goal is to merge smoothly with traffic not stop at the end of the acceleration lane and hope someone lets you in.

✅ Set a target vehicle
✅ Adjust as traffic changes
✅ Keep moving when safe
✅ Merge before running out of lane

Highway traffic is constantly changing. Good drivers adapt and create opportunities instead of waiting for the perfect gap.

Save this for your next highway lesson! 🚗💨

05/28/2026

“If the cars in front did it… can I do it too?” ❌

This is exactly how many students fail their road test.

In this clip, the student saw two cars turn right on a red light without fully stopping first, so she followed them. But during your G2 or G test, you must come to a complete stop before turning right on red.

It doesn’t matter what other drivers are doing.
Examiners are judging YOUR driving, not traffic around you.

A lot of bad driving habits come from copying experienced drivers who break rules every day without thinking about it. On a road test, even one rolling stop can cost you major points or fail the test completely.

Drive by the rules, not by the crowd. 🚗💯

Congratulations Racquel on passing your G Road test in your first attempt!
05/28/2026

Congratulations Racquel on passing your G Road test in your first attempt!

Congratulations Yangchen on passing your G2 Road test in your first attempt!
05/28/2026

Congratulations Yangchen on passing your G2 Road test in your first attempt!

05/28/2026

Ever parked in Toronto and found a parking ticket on your windshield? 😅 You’re not alone.

Toronto street signs can be confusing, especially when multiple parking signs are stacked together on one pole. That’s why we’re starting a brand new series where we break down REAL Toronto street signs and explain what they actually mean in simple terms.

🎥 PART 1 is officially here!

In this series, you’ll learn:
✔️ How to read parking signs properly
✔️ Common mistakes drivers make
✔️ How to avoid tickets and towing
✔️ What arrows, times, and symbols really mean
✔️ Real-world driving and parking tips for Toronto roads

Our goal is simple:
🅿️ Help drivers stay informed, park smarter, and save money.

This is just the beginning — many more episodes are coming soon! So if you drive in Toronto, make sure to follow along.

👇 Comment below:
What Toronto street sign confuses you the most?

05/26/2026

Congratulations .yangchen for getting your G2 in your first attempt!

05/26/2026

When you see an ambulance, fire truck, or police vehicle with flashing lights and sirens behind you, every second matters. 🚑🚨

The correct thing to do is stay calm, signal, safely pull over to the right, and stop to let the emergency vehicle pass. Blocking or delaying them could slow down responders trying to save someone’s life.

In Ontario, failing to move over or yield to emergency vehicles can lead to:
• Fines from $400 to $2,000 for a first offence
• 3 demerit points
• Possible licence suspension

Repeat offences can result in even higher fines, licence suspension, and possible jail time.

A few seconds of patience can make a life-saving difference. Drive aware and always give emergency vehicles the space they need. 🚔🚒

🚗 Ready for your road test? Drive with confidence using our instructor car packages at Little Tibet Driving School. ✅ 1-...
05/25/2026

🚗 Ready for your road test? Drive with confidence using our instructor car packages at Little Tibet Driving School.

✅ 1-on-1 training only
✅ Only ONE student on test day
✅ Practice driving to the test centre beforehand
✅ Full mock test & warm-up included
✅ Pickup before your exam
✅ No distractions in the car — just focused preparation

Our goal is simple: help you feel calm, prepared, and confident on test day.

📍 Etobicoke & Downsview – $250
📍 Oakville & Metro East – $350

📞 647-803-4002
🌐 www.ltdrivingschool.ca

05/25/2026

Flashing yellow lights usually mean the signal is about to change don’t rush through it. 👀

If you have a yield sign, traffic with the right of way goes first. Slow down, observe, and make safe decisions instead of assuming you can go. A few seconds of patience can prevent a serious collision.

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Jameson Avenue
Toronto, ON

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