• a.) have received a "Certificate of Driver Education;"

• b.) are at least 16 years of age;

• c.) have completed the mandatory nine-month Learner's License learning period.

To book a road test in Saskatchewan requires you to do the following:

• a.) obtain a receipt from a Motor Licence Issuers Office
• b.) book your appointment by calling 1-800-667-5105. (Be sure to have your receipt, Learner's License, and Certificate of Driver Education handy.)

For your road test:

• a.) Be sure to take several pieces of origional Identification;
• b.) don't forget your Learner's License, receipt, certificate of Driver Education;
• c.) you must supply a vehicle that is safe and inaccordance with the law.
• d.) Arrive 10 minutes early...Your road test will be refused if you are late.

Effective Sept. 1, 2005, SGI introduced a Graduated Driver’s Licensing program for all new drivers in the province.Graduated Driver’s Licensing is a staged introduction of new drivers into the driving environment. Drivers gradually move into higher risk driving situations after gaining experience in lower risk situations. The program replaces the Probationary Drivers Program, which provided new drivers with full driving privileges and which took action only after they were involved in collisions or received traffic convictions. Graduated licence programs work to save lives and prevent injuries among new drivers.

Click here to download a copy of the Graduated Driver's Licensing Program.