- Age 15For a Class 7
- Two partsRules and safe driving, and signs
- Oral testOr an interpreter, if you need one
- Vision testBasic vision standard
Step by step
- Study the Nunavut Driver's Manual.
- Go to a Motor Vehicles office with suitable identification.
- Meet the basic vision standard.
- Write the two-part test: rules of the road and safe driving practices, then sign identification. The test can be given orally or with an interpreter.
What to bring
- Suitable identification
- Glasses or contact lenses if you need them
Fees
Ask your Motor Vehicles office about the current fees.
If you don't pass
If you fail one part, you only rewrite that part.
Once you have your licence
- A Class 7 lets you drive a Class 5 vehicle while you learn to drive it.
- Practise for at least four weeks before the road test (2021 restricted manual).
Frequently asked questions
How old do you have to be for a Class 7 in Nunavut?
15.
What's on the Nunavut written test?
Two parts: the rules of the road and safe driving practices, and sign identification. Vision is tested separately.
Can I take the Nunavut test orally?
Yes. The manual says an oral test or an interpreter may be used.
Official sources
Checked against these sources on October 29, 2026. Rules and fees change, so confirm with Nunavut before you go.
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