The SAAQ does not publish official, real-time pass rates for its knowledge or road tests. However, data from driving schools and provincial trends indicate clear success patterns and failure points.
First-time pass rates for the SAAQ knowledge test are not officially published but are estimated at 55% to 65% based on driving school data. A significant performance gap exists between different applicant groups.
Example: An applicant in Laval scores 100% on Signs but fails the Hazard Perception questions in the Specialization section. They must wait four weeks and pay again to retake only the failed section.
No. SAAQ does not publish an official centre-by-centre table showing Montréal, Laval, Québec City, or rural centres as easier. The same Class 5 test structure and passing standard apply regardless of where you take the knowledge test.
SAAQ does not identify an officially easier road-test centre. Test conditions can differ by location, but evaluation standards apply across centres. For choosing a road-test location, see the road-test and licence guide.
SAAQ does not publish individual examiner pass rates. Road-test scoring belongs to the dedicated road-test guide.
SAAQ does not publish a simple centre-by-centre or applicant-group table that proves one road-test location is easier. Keep this page focused on knowledge-test pass-rate claims; see the road-test guide for road-test details.
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