What we’re writing.
Notes on running a driving practice in Ontario — the arithmetic, the paperwork, and the parts nobody explains. Written to be sent to another instructor, not to be found by a search engine.
The rules
The G1 to G2 Wait in Ontario: What It Actually Costs Your Booking Calendar
Ontario holds new drivers on a G1 for 8 to 12 months before they can book a G2 road test. Here's what that gap costs a driving instructor, and how to stop losing the student inside it.
Ontario Road Test Wait Times: How to Stop Losing Students While They're on the List
DriveTest publishes real wait times by centre, updated the same day, and most instructors never check it properly. Here's how to read it, and what to do with a student while they wait.
The rules come from Ontario, not from us
Every date Cronenta computes, when a G2 opens, when it expires, comes from Ontario’s own graduated licensing rules, not from a guess. Here is where those dates come from, and where the read is still just one instructor’s.
What booking by text actually costs you
Every lesson gets booked the same way: a few texts, back and forth, usually after the last lesson of the day is done. Here is what that costs, and why it happens even at the biggest school in the province.
How to write a cancellation and refund policy for driving lessons
Most instructors have never written one. Here are the four decisions a cancellation and refund policy actually makes, and a fill-in-the-blank draft you can adapt.
What a quiet student actually costs you
Thirty active students, six or seven lost to nothing but silence. Here is the arithmetic, why the system you run on cannot see it, and a calculator that runs it on your prices instead of ours.
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