- Master Your Drive: Explore Test Routes for Success
Tips for passing your G and G2 road tests. Choose a Drive Test center in an area similar to where you learned to drive. Book your test for an early morning slot to avoid heavy traffic. Be aware of common mistakes like not checking your mirrors, merging too quickly, and not keeping enough distance
Barrie
G1 Road Test: 30% failure rate
G2 Road Test: 24% failure rate
Kingston
G1 Road Test: 26% failure rate
G2 Road Test: 28% failure rate
Worst chances
The DriveTest Centres at these locations offer you some of the worst chances of passing your G1 and G2 road tests. They all have failure rates greater than 40%, which is a bit intimidating. This all makes sense, however since the driving conditions at these locations are tough – the roads are much busier, traffic is usually packed (especially during rush hour) and the streets themselves are trickier to navigate through. Also, examiners tend to be less lenient in more populated urban areas such as these. The first four locations in particular are notorious for their high failure rates.
Brampton
G1 Road Test: 53% failure rate
G2 Road Test: 41% failure rate
Downsview
G1 Road Test: 52% failure rate
G2 Road Test: 45% failure rate
Etobicoke
G1 Road Test: 51% failure rate
G2 Road Test: 47% failure rate
Port Union
G1 Road Test: 47% failure rate
G2 Road Test: 46% failure rate
Tillsonburg
G1 Road Test: 46% failure rate
G2 Road Test: 34% failure rate
East York
G1 Road Test: 44% failure rate
G2 Road Test: 35% failure rate
Oakville
G1 Road Test: 43% failure rate
G2 Road Test: 45% failure rate
Renfrew
G1 Road Test: 42% failure rate
G2 Road Test: 30% failure rate
Windsor
G1 Road Test: 41% failure rate
G2 Road Test: 31% failure rate
