One clear starting point for test day
Find your local picture
More useful than a list of routes.
Start with a real centre, compare approved instructors nearby, understand the skills you’ll be tested on and practise safely on unfamiliar roads.
Test-centre guides
Services, hours, maps, available tests, historic pass-rate context and route-area practice notes.
Explore 92 locations →02Approved schools
Browse city-by-city or search the province’s official directory, then open maps and independent reviews.
Compare nearby schools →03100 real questions
Plain-English answers for the G1, G2, G, driving schools and the manoeuvres learners most often worry about.
Find your answer →No scare tactics
Clear advice for the next drive.
Ontario’s G1, G2 and G licence steps
Start with G1, wait 12 months—or 8 with approved driver education—for G2, then normally hold G2 for 12 months before the full G test.
Read guide →Test day · 8 minG2 road test checklist
What examiners look for and what to practise before your first city road test.
Read guide →Test day · 8 minOntario G road test checklist for 2026
What the modified G test includes in 2026, plus a practical plan for merging, lane changes and independent driving.
Read guide →Test day · 7 minAutomatic fails and common mistakes
Separate dangerous errors from the small mistakes learners often overthink.
Read guide →Driving skills · 9 minParking, three-point turns and roadside stops
Simple reference points and safety checks for the low-speed skills.
Read guide →Test day · 5 minRoad-test day car checklist
Avoid a preventable out-of-order and arrive with the right documents.
Read guide →Know what you’re looking at
Official records. Independent explanation.
School listings come from Ontario’s approved-provider data. Centre details come from DriveTest. Pass rates are historic 2022 figures from Ontario’s Auditor General—not predictions of how easy a test will be.
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