Driver Training Program
Age requirement: The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs has a contract with the Ministry of Transportation to train students in the safe operation of a snowmobile. In order to register, a student must be 12 years of age or over on the day the course is held. Course material: All course material is approved by the Ministry of Transportation. Course fees: The course fee is set by the Ministry of Transportation and includes the cost of the student's books. The Driver Training Program is self-supporting from the registration fee and requires no funding from either the OFSC or the MTO. The course fee is currently set at $40.00 by the MTO and includes all course materials. Length of course: The course is a minimum of six hours of classroom instruction. Number of students: The course size is limited to a maximum of 45 students at each training session. Course Content:
Certificates/Licenses: Upon the successful completion of the driver training course including a written exam, a student is issued a Motorized Snow Vehicle Operator's Licence. The students who possess a valid Ontario Drivers Licence of any class at the time of taking the course are given a card certifying completion of the course. A motorized Snow Vehicle Licence or a valid Ontario Drivers Licence of any class is required by anyone who operates a snowmobile off their own property. Where to Get Training: Driver Training is available on-line only. | Posted NOTICES2024-10-02OFSC 57th AGM & Convention Kicks Off New Season - Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs
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