Driving schools in Ontario have developed a bad reputation over the past few years for using dishonest tactics, acting illegally, and adding a tonne of extra costs.

Determining the total cost of your classes before making a reservation with a certain driving school is crucial if you’re thinking about enrolling in the best driving school in Ontario.

Unlike the provincial average of $600–800, driving schools that charge students hidden fees frequently begin by charging a lower price than usual (typically in the $550–600 range for Beginner Driver’s Education packages).

After a student enrolls, the driving school frequently adds several additional charges (such as certification fees, booking fees, e-learning fees, and so on) that can raise the price by $50 to $100 above the quoted price.

Due to the strict no-refund policy, it is usually too late for students to cancel at this point.

In this blog, we’ll talk about the four most typical hidden costs that driving schools tack on and how to avoid them.