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To become a licensed driver in Ontario, you need a G license, The G2 road test in Ontario is the first of two road tests to become a fully licensed driver. You can take your G2 road test after 12 months (8 months if you have completed MTO approved BDE course) of getting your G1 license.
The G2 road test assesses basic driving skills and usually takes about 20 minutes. The G road test assesses more advanced driving skills such as highway driving and usually takes about 30 minutes.
The G2 road test is usually about 20 minutes if you don’t get any automatic failure.
It costs $53.75 to retake your G2 road test in Ontario
Yes, you are allowed to use your own car for your G2 road test. You can also borrow a car from your friends, family members, or driving instructor or you can rent a vehicle. Please note that the vehicle that you bring for the road test must meet the MTO vehicle requirements.
No, you do not drive on highways such as 400 series highways in your G2 road test. Highway driving is part of the G road test.
Yes, you can book your G2 road test after 8 months of getting your G1 license if you have completed MTO approved Beginner Driver Education course. You can book an MTO-approved course provider from the Trubicars website:
There are many DriveTest Centres located throughout Ontario. At Trubicars, we strongly believe that there is no easy or hard place. If you are properly prepared for the road test, you can pass your road test at any location. This is the reason why we have prepared this training course for you. Once you know what to expect in the road test, you increase your chances of passing your G2 road test the first time.
Free Tests Incorrect Use of Clutch / Brake / Accelerator / Gears / steering If you are…
Start NowFails to Observe – Uses Mirror Only In a parking lot, you will notice pedestrians…
Start NowFails to Signal / Improper Signal Always signal any change in direction as it communicates to…
Start NowUnable to Locate / Adjust / Operate Safety Devices You are expected to be familiar…
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Explore the G2 Road Test Criteria Used by DriveTest Examiners in Ontario with Our Course
Yes, I want to pass my G2 road testRequires you to Register or to login with your account
Fails to look around / to rear before / while backing – mirror only This…
Turnabout: control / steering method / observation / vehicle position A turnabout is also known as a…
Incorrect use of: clutch / brake / gears / steering You need to be careful…
Requires you to Register or to login with your account
Follows or Passes Too Closely / Cuts in Too Soon You need to maintain a…
Improper Choice of Lane / Straddles Lanes / Unmarked Roadway According to the MTO Handbook and the Highway…
Fails to Check Blind Spot I Observe Properly You should always have a 360-degree situational…
Lane Change Signal: Wrong / Early / Late / Not Given / Not Cancelled When…
Right of Way Observance: Pedestrians / Self / Other Vehicles You need to be clear…
Fails to Use Caution or Obey: Pedestrians Cross-Overs / School Crossing / Emergency Vehicles At…
Speed: Too Fast / Slow for Conditions / Impedes Traffic Normally, you drive the speed…
Incorrect use of: Clutch / Brake / Accelerator / Gears / Steering / Safety Devices…
Requires you to Register or to login with your account
Fails To Observe Properly / Controlled / Uncontrolled Intersections When approaching any intersection, including a…
Fails to Obey Signs or Signals / Pavement Markings Failing to obey signs such as…
Late in Slowing / Stopping / Slows too Soon You do not want to suddenly…
Stopping Position: Too Soon or Blocks Crosswalk / Intersection You need to demonstrate to the DriveTest Examiner that you…
Right-of-Way Observance: Pedestrians / Self / Other vehicle You must know the rules regarding right-of-way. This…
Requires you to Register or to login with your account
Signaling: Wrong / Early / Late / Not Given / Not Cancelled You must signal…
Fails to Get in Proper Position / Lane This would include turning from the wrong…
Late Into Lane / Late Into Position This would include turning from the wrong lane…
Right-of-Way Observance: Pedestrians / Self / Position / Other Vehicles This involves watching other road…
Turns Too Wide – Enters Wrong Lane When turning right you enter the right most…
Cuts Corner – Enters Wrong Lane Cutting a corner is when you enter the wrong…
Steering: Method / Control / Recovery You must always have control of the vehicle through…
Speed: Too Fast / Too Slow / Enter / Leave / Impedes Your speed must…
Incorrect use of: Clutch / Brake / Accelerator / Gears You must not get pedals mixed…
Requires you to Register or to login with your account
Parking- Fails to Observe: Uses Mirror Only / Backing / Leaving The is the section…
Hits: Objects / Other Vehicles or Climbs Curbs If you observe first, you would see…
Incorrect Vehicle Position When completed you should be all the way in the parking space…
Fails to Signal when Leaving / Incorrect Signal You must communicate your intentions to leave…
Incorrect use of: clutch / brake / gears / steering You need to be careful…
Requires you to Register or to login with your account
Fails to Observe Properly / Uses Mirror Only / and / or Signal Before Leaving…
Rolls Back When Parking or Starting The car should be secure against the curb (if…
Fails to Angle Wheels Properly Wheels need to be angles properly or a hill park will…
Fails to Set Parking Brake / Select Proper Gear The parking brake must be set…
Incorrect Use of: Clutch / Brake / Accelerator / Gears / Steering As mentioned previously, you must…
Complete this G2 practice test marathon, and you can be sure that you know what road signs in Ontario are all about! There are no losers and no passing scores in this Marathon: it was built to ensure that you learn those road signs!
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The Ministry of Transportation has an Ontario Driver’s Handbook that you can purchase to help you learn and study the rules of the road. You can find it online on the official MTO website, order a complete hardcopy from ServiceOntario
Increase your chances of passing the G2 road test by learning what exactly the examiners are looking for in the G2 road test. Learn the most common critical errors so you can easily avoid them in your actual road test.
We know taking a road test can be very stressful. It’s important to remember to remain calm and focused during your test and to ensure you are arriving prepared for your test. Complete all our practice courses and pass your actual G2 road test the first time.
The G2 driving test is not designed to trick you and the DriveTest examiner will not ask you to do anything illegal or unsafe.
Preparation can help you learn what you need to know to operate a vehicle safely on the road. Once you have the knowledge that you need for the G2 license, you are ready to begin the process of becoming a skillful driver.
The DriveTest examiner will only give you directions on what to do. As a road test applicant, it is your responsibility to complete the requested action when it is safe to do so. This driving test criterion is the uniform standard by which the driving skills of all G2 driver’s license applicants are evaluated.
Knowing what to expect on your G2 road test will help you better prepare for the road test and will increase the chance you will pass the road test the first time. Remember, a G2 road test is just a DriveTest examiner observing your driving on a route they determine for you. The information provided in this course will help you earn what a DriveTest examiner is looking for in a G2 road test in Ontario. The sections match the road test checklist used by a DriveTest examiner during a G2 road test.
Driving errors that are committed during a G2 road test result in points against you and are scored on a checklist used by your examiner.
Before the G2 road test starts, the DriveTest examiner will explain how he or she will provide directions during the road test.
Remember, the DriveTest examiner cannot help you during your G2 road test. The examiner is there to observe your driving. Make sure this is clear and that you ask any questions BEFORE the road test starts.
At the end of the G2 road test, the DriveTest examiner will give you a copy of the G2 road test checklist, provide you with a summary, and explain areas where points were assigned.
There are three ways to book your G2 road test appointment in Ontario:
Explore the G2 Road Test Criteria Used by DriveTest Examiners in Ontario with Our Course
Yes, I want to pass my G2 road test
Make sure you arrive at least 30 minutes early for your G2 road test with the vehicle that you are going to use for the road test. The MTO or DriveTest doesn’t provide a vehicle for the test. Road tests take place all year round and in any weather conditions unless canceled due to extreme weather conditions. If the weather is bad, check the Service Disruptions page on the day of your test for updates.
After you park your vehicle, go inside the DriveTest Centre to check-in. You can either use a self-serve kiosk for check-in or talk to a customer service agent. After you check in, go back to your vehicle and wait for your driving examiner. Make sure your vehicle is in good working order and you have enough gas in the vehicle to take your G2 road test.
You are required to turn off any in-vehicle recording devices or they should not be facing the passenger area. The DriveTest examiner could declare your test “out of order” if you refuse to follow this requirement and you will also lose 50% of your road test fee and will have to pay the outstanding 50% to schedule your next road test. Only you and the driving examiner are allowed in the vehicle during the road test. Pets are not allowed and passengers will have to wait in designated areas. Make sure you have your glasses or contact lenses if you need to wear them to drive. You also need to bring your current driver’s license.
Please note that the driving examiners are not there to coach you or train you so if you do have any questions, ask them before your road test. The job of the driving examiner is to evaluate your driving skills according to set criteria and complete a form/scoresheet. The driving examiner may stop or refuse to start your G2 test if:
Explore the G2 Road Test Criteria Used by DriveTest Examiners in Ontario with Our Course
Yes, I want to pass the first timeThere are three ways to book your G2 road test appointment in Ontario:
The G2 road test consists of 7 sections. The G2 road test (also called the G1 exit road test) was designed by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) to check that you have the basic skills necessary to drive safely. Here are the 7 sections:
The G2 road test is also called the “city test” or “G1 exit road test” and usually takes about 20 minutes to complete. If you pass your road test, you will be granted a Class G2 driver’s license.
Fortunately, the G2 road test is not very expensive. The G1 license package already includes the fee to take your G2 road test ($159.75). When you pass your G2 road test, you will need to pay a $90 licensing fee. If you do not pass the G2 test, the fee to re-take the road test is $53.75.
There is no one answer to this question. There are minor mistakes and critical mistakes. One critical mistake such as speeding, or failing to stop at red lights or stop signs could cause automatic failure.
You are allowed to retake the G2 road test if your G2 license is still valid. However, if your G1 license expires, you will have to start all over again. We strongly recommend that you take some professional driving lessons and G2 road tests such as Trubicars G2 road tests before your actual road test.
After passing your G2 road test, you get to enjoy more freedom but there are still many conditions that you must follow to keep your G2 license. You still must:
For drivers under the age of 19, there are additional restrictions:
