Your trailer must have two separate ways of attaching to your vehicle so that if one fails or comes loose, the trailer will stay attached.
LICENCING
- Dealing with particular situations
- Starting on a hill when driving a motorcycle with clutch and gears
- Vehicles turning left in front of you
- Freeway driving (excludes LSMs and mopeds)
- Entering a freeway (excludes LSMs and mopeds)
- Changing lanes on a freeway (excludes LSMs and mopeds)
- Leaving a freeway (excludes LSMs and mopeds)
- Driving on dangerous surfaces
- Stopping at railway crossing
- Grooves, gratings and scraped roads
- Driving at night
- Overdriving your headlight(s)
- Driving in rain
- Driving in fog
- Driving in cold weather
- Tips for driving safely in fog
- Driving in a group
- Driving in a group of slower moving vehicles
- Carrying passengers
- Carrying cargo
- What you need to tow a trailer in Ontario
- Safe and responsible towing
- Summary
What you need to tow a trailer in Ontario
Attaching your trailer
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