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To drive in Saskatchewan you must hold a valid driver’s licence.
In order to get a driver’s licence, you must be able to operate a vehicle safely and properly, understand all traffic signs and know the rules of the road. For more information please review the Saskatchewan Driver’s Handbook.
You are required to complete a driver examination (written and road) if:
- you have never been a licensed driver;
- you have not held a Saskatchewan driver’s licence within the past five years;
- you wish to change the class of your licence or obtain an endorsement; or
- you are a new resident, and the licence you hold is from another province, state or country not honoured in Saskatchewan.
SGI offers driver examinations through its 12 district offices, as well as at satellite offices in more than 50 smaller centres. The location nearest you is listed under “Driver Examinations” in the Saskatchewan Government blue pages of your local telephone directory.
For more information about driver’s licensing in Saskatchewan, please click on one of the following links:
For more information or if you require assistance, please contact sgiinquiries@sgi.sk.ca or call our SGI Customer Service Centre at 1-800-667-9868.
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