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Ontario G1, G2 and G
Get ready for your Ontario driving test.
Guides, practice tools and a day-by-day plan for the test you're taking. Start by telling us which one.
Which test are you preparing for?
G1 knowledge test
Pass your G1 knowledge test.
Learn the signs and rules in the right order, practise with real questions, and walk in knowing what to expect.
Do you know when you're taking your G1?
G2 road test
Pass your G2 road test.
Learn what examiners look for, practise the roads around your DriveTest centre, and follow a plan to test day.
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Full G road test
Pass your full G road test.
Build your highway skills in order, practise near your DriveTest centre, and follow a plan to test day.
Have you booked your G road test?
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PractisingG2 Route A
56 DriveTest centres24 guides checked against official sources12 free lessons32 practice questions and signsUpdated November 2026
Start with your test
Ontario's graduated licensing has three tests. Pick yours for guides written for that test.
G1 knowledge test
Rules of the road and road signs, taken at a DriveTest centre.
Practise with G1 Prep →G2 road test
Your first road test: city streets, intersections, turns and parking.
Find your centre's routes →Full G road test
Your last test: highway entry, lane changes, speed and exits.
Find your centre's routes →G1 to G timeline · DriveTest fees ·Ontario driving updates · Study plan builder
How Roadity works
Pick your centre
Choose the DriveTest centre you booked. Each one has its own G2 and G practice routes.
Preview the route
See what each route covers at home, so nothing on the drive is a surprise.
Drive it with voice
Spoken turn-by-turn directions and safety hints while your supervising driver rides along.
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G2What to Expect on the G2 Road TestThe G2 road test is a roughly 20-minute city drive where a DriveTest examiner scores basic skills: turns, stops, lane changes, intersections, traffic lights and signs, residential driving, parallel parking and a three-point turn. You check in, the examiner inspects your car, you drive the route they give you, and you get a verbal summary at the end.
G1G1 Test Format: What's on Ontario's G1 Knowledge TestThe G1 knowledge test is a multiple-choice test on Ontario's road rules and traffic signs, split into two or three sections, and you need a total score of at least 80% to pass. It isn't timed, it's offered in 32 languages, and DriveTest marks it on the spot.
Full GWhat to expect on the G road testThe G road test is an advanced test of about 30 minutes that includes driving on major roads and expressways. Full-time DriveTest Centres currently give a modified test without parallel parking, roadside stops, 3-point turns or residential driving, while part-time Travel Points still give the standard G road test.
G2G2 Automatic Fails and Common MistakesDriveTest says an examiner may stop or refuse to start a G2 road test if your vehicle isn't in good working order, you show signs of impairment, or your driving isn't good enough to finish the test safely. DriveTest doesn't publish a list of individual "automatic fail" moves, so the safest approach is to master the actions the examiner scores on every task.
OntarioWhen did Ontario introduce graduated licensing?Ontario introduced graduated licensing in April 1994 for new car and motorcycle drivers. A full G still takes at least 20 months: 12 months at G1, or 8 with an approved BDE course, then 12 months at G2.
Full GHighway driving on the G road testThe G road test includes driving on major roads and expressways, so you need to enter, merge, change lanes, keep a safe speed and gap, and exit smoothly. Before the test you must also declare at least five highway trips from the last three months, or your appointment is cancelled.The Roadity app
A driving coach that talks you through the route
- Spoken turn-by-turn. The next turn and the one after, read out so your eyes stay on the road.
- Hints where tests are lost. Stop signs, lights, merges, bike lanes and highway ramps.
- Speed limits on screen. Know the limit as it changes.
- CarPlay and Android Auto. Guidance on the car's screen, not in your hand.
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Traffic light
Traffic lights ahead. If the light turns yellow and you can stop safely, stop.
Merge
Your lane ends ahead. Signal, check your blind spot and merge when there is a safe gap.
Find your DriveTest centre
See every practice route from your centre, with its map, roads and practice time.
- Barrie5 G2 · 5 G
- Brampton5 G2 · 5 G
- Burlington5 G2 · 5 G
- Guelph5 G2 · 5 G
- Hamilton5 G2 · 5 G
- Kitchener5 G2 · 5 G
- London5 G2 · 5 G
- Mississauga5 G2 · 5 G
- Newmarket5 G2 · 5 G
- Oakville5 G2 · 5 G
- Oshawa5 G2 · 5 G
- Ottawa Canotek5 G2 · 5 G
- Ottawa Walkley5 G2 · 5 G
- St. Catharines5 G2 · 5 G
- Toronto Downsview5 G2 · 5 G
- Toronto Etobicoke5 G2 · 5 G
- Toronto Metro East5 G2 · 5 G
- Toronto Port Union5 G2 · 5 G
- Windsor5 G2 · 5 G
Ontario driving updates
What's new for learners
Effective January 1, 2027Move-over rules expand to stopped work vehiclesOntario will extend slow-down and move-over requirements to certain stopped work vehicles displaying flashing amber lights, including highway maintenance, utility, waste collection and roadside assistance vehicles. Slow down and pass cautiously; on roads with two or more lanes, leave a lane of space when safe. This change matters to drivers of every licence class.Effective January 1, 2027Class A road tests gain an experience requirementPlanning to become a truck driver after earning your full G? Before a Class A road test, applicants must have held a full Ontario G or another qualifying Ontario licence for at least six of the preceding 12 months. An alternative applies to qualifying Canadian provincial or territorial licences, or equivalent DND permits, held for at least 24 of the preceding 36 months. This is a Class A requirement; G1 and G2 do not count as a full G licence.October 23, 2026Ontario plans optional digital credentialsOntario announced a phased move to optional digital ID, starting with consultations in late 2026 and a digital Ontario Photo Card. Digital driver's licences are planned for a later date. For now, nothing changes for learners: carry your plastic or temporary paper licence when you drive.
Free lessons from the app
Twelve illustrated G2 and G lessons, plus a checklist for each test.
Ontario driving test questions
How much does the G1 test cost in Ontario?
DriveTest lists the Class G1 licence package at $159.75. It includes the knowledge test, your first G2 road test and a five-year licence. Extra knowledge test attempts are $16.00. Read more
How long do I have to wait between G1 and G2?
You must hold your G1 for 12 months before the G2 road test, or 8 months if you complete a Ministry-approved Beginner Driver Education course. Read more
How much are the G2 and G road tests?
DriveTest lists the G2 road test at $53.75 and the G road test at $91.25, including taxes. Read more
How many DriveTest centres are there in Ontario?
DriveTest lists 56 full-time centres and 36 part-time travel points across Ontario. Read more
Are Roadity's routes the official test routes?
No. DriveTest examiners choose the route on the day. Roadity's practice routes start at the DriveTest centre and cover the kinds of roads nearby, with spoken turn-by-turn guidance. Read more
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