Overturned Car in Toronto Fuels Debate on Ontario Driving Standards Amidst Test Changes

Toronto, Ontario – A recent incident in Toronto has sparked debate over driving standards in the province, following a video showcasing an overturned vehicle on a city street. The video, widely circulated, ironically features a local resident claiming Ontario possesses the world's best drivers, a statement immediately followed by visuals of the accident. The commentary in the video also referenced temporary changes to Ontario's G-class driving tests. During the COVID-19 pandemic, maneuvers such as three-point turns and parallel parking were temporarily removed from the G2 test. This alteration was implemented to reduce the duration of in-car interactions between examiners and applicants, aiming to mitigate health risks. Authorities have not yet released details regarding the cause of the specific accident shown in the video. However, the incident has reignited public discussion on driver competence and the effectiveness of current licensing procedures in Ontario.