Full G road test lessons
Six short lessons on the full G road test: preparing for highway driving, safe gaps, merging, speed and space, and exiting the highway.

Before Your G Test
2 min readThe G test builds on the skills you already use in everyday driving. It adds the need to read faster traffic, plan highway movements and maintain control while conditions change. Start preparing with the parts of highway driving that still need deliberate practice.

Merging onto a Highway
2 min readA good merge starts while you still have room to plan. Read the ramp, watch the traffic you will join and choose a gap early. Keep looking forward as you check beside and behind you.

Highway Speed and Space
2 min readAt highway speed, a small lapse in attention covers a lot of road. A steady pace and a useful space cushion give you time to notice changes before they become urgent.

Lane Changes and Safe Gaps
2 min readOn the G test, a lane-change instruction is a request to move when safe. It is not a deadline to cross the line immediately. Your observation and judgment decide whether the next lane is available.

Exiting the Highway
2 min readA highway exit asks you to change pace and attention. First you leave the traffic stream safely. Then you manage a ramp, a lower speed and often an intersection. Prepare early enough to handle each part in order.

City Driving and a Strong Finish
2 min readThe G test still requires careful driving away from the highway. Busy roads, turns and parking-lot entrances test whether your observation stays consistent as the setting changes.
Full G practice routes by centre
Every route starts at an Ontario DriveTest centre.
- Barrie
- Brampton
- Burlington
- Guelph
- Hamilton
- Kitchener
- London
- Mississauga
- Newmarket
- Oakville
- Oshawa
- Ottawa Canotek
- Ottawa Walkley
- St. Catharines
- Toronto Downsview
- Toronto Etobicoke
- Toronto Metro East
- Toronto Port Union
- Windsor