To drive any ambulance or bus (excluding school buses) carrying between 10 and 24 passengers, you need what class of Ontario licence?

To operate an ambulance or a bus that can carry between 10 and 24 passengers in Ontario, you are required to hold a Class F driver's licence. This class is specifically designated for driving small buses, including those used for public transport and emergency vehicles like ambulances.

The Class F licence is tailored to ensure that drivers are qualified to handle the operation of larger vehicles that may require additional skills and knowledge compared to standard passenger vehicles. It includes training focused on vehicle handling, passenger safety, and road regulations pertaining to operating larger vehicles.

In contrast, other classes mentioned serve different vehicle types or passenger capacities. A Class E licence, for example, is intended for drivers operating vehicles designed to carry fewer than 10 passengers, while a Class B licence is generally for larger buses that carry 24 or more passengers. Class G is the standard licence for regular cars and smaller vehicles, which doesn't cover the requirements for driving ambulances or larger buses carrying up to 24 persons. Therefore, the correct choice aligns directly with the specific licensing needs for driving vehicles in that particular passenger range.