Final road test

Full G road test prep for highways, major roads, and pressure

Prepare for the advanced Ontario road test with highway-ready spacing, merging, lane selection, scanning, and speed control.

What matters

Build the habits this test is designed to expose.

  • Merging, exiting, lane changes, lane selection, and speed recovery
  • Scanning farther ahead on major roads and expressways
  • Calm decisions when traffic speed, gaps, ramps, or lane endings change quickly
Officially grounded

Fast facts

  • Most drivers can take the full G road test after 12 months with a valid G2 licence.
  • DriveTest describes the G road test as an advanced test with a highway component that usually takes about 30 minutes.
  • DriveTest may ask you to declare recent experience on roads with speed limits of at least 80 km/h or on listed expressways.
Avoidable mistakes

Do not let a fixable issue become the story of test day.

Avoid

Showing up without enough recent highway or high-speed-road experience

Avoid

Driving under the limit without a reason after merging or changing lanes

Avoid

Treating the G test like a longer version of the G2 test

FAQ

Questions learners ask before booking.

Does the G test include highway driving?

DriveTest describes the G test as including a highway component. Some locations use major roads or expressways based on local road access.

Is the Ontario G test still modified?

Ontario and DriveTest state that the modified G test continues at full-time DriveTest centres until further notice, while part-time Travel Point locations may offer the standard test.