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DriveTest Centre — London
Centre Name
DriveTest London
Address
1695 Dundas St, London, ON N5W 3G2
Phone
1-888-570-6110
Hours
Mon–Fri 8:30am–5:00pm
Tests Offered at This Centre
G1 Knowledge Test
Walk-in or appointment
G2 Road Test
Appointment required
G Road Test
Appointment required — Hwy 401
Driving Test Preparation in London, Ontario
London is the largest city in Southwestern Ontario and home to Western University and Fanshawe College. The London DriveTest centre on Dundas Street serves drivers from across the region. Driving in London involves navigating a mix of urban streets, university-area roads, and major arterials like Dundas Street, Oxford Street, and Wellington Road. London has a large student population, and many new drivers are young people preparing for their first G1 knowledge test. The city's road network includes many school zones and pedestrian crossings near the universities.
Whether you're a new immigrant, a teenager getting your first licence, or someone who moved to London from another province or country, Ontario's Graduated Licensing System (GLS) applies to you. The process starts with the G1 knowledge test — a 40-question written exam at a DriveTest centre — followed by the G2 road test and finally the G full licence test.
G1 Knowledge Test in London — What to Expect
The G1 practice test London drivers need to prepare for is a 40-question multiple-choice exam. It covers two sections:
20 Road Sign Questions
Regulatory signs, warning signs, information signs, and construction zone signs. You need 16/20 (80%) to pass this section.
20 Rules of the Road Questions
Speed limits, right-of-way, school bus laws, alcohol/drug rules, and safe driving practices. You need 16/20 (80%) to pass this section.
Important: You must pass both sections independently. Passing one section but failing the other means you fail the entire test and must rebook after 10 days.
Road Test Tips for London Drivers
Driving in London has its own characteristics. Here are specific tips for drivers preparing for their G2 or G road test at the London DriveTest centre:
The London G2 test route typically includes Dundas Street and nearby residential areas — practice these roads before your test.
Near Western University and Fanshawe College, there are many pedestrians and cyclists — be extra alert.
For the G test, practice merging onto Highway 401 — London has several on-ramps to practice.
Oxford Street and Dundas Street have many bus stops — know the rules for yielding to buses re-entering traffic.
London has many school zones — know the 40 km/h rules and when they apply.
Come to a complete stop at every stop sign — rolling stops are the most common fail reason.
Common Road Test Challenges in London
Cyclists and pedestrians near Western University and Fanshawe College — these areas have high foot and cycle traffic; always check mirrors and shoulder-check before turning right or changing lanes.
LTC bus stops on Dundas and Oxford Streets — you must yield to a bus signalling to re-enter traffic from a stop when the speed limit is 60 km/h or less.
Highway 401 merging — London has several 401 on-ramps; practice accelerating to highway speed before merging and checking mirrors and blind spots.
School zones near residential areas — London has many elementary and secondary schools; watch for 40 km/h zones during school hours.
Pedestrian crossovers on Wellington Road and Richmond Street — these busy arterials have designated crossovers where you must stop and yield to pedestrians.
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Ontario Driving Licence Steps for London Residents
Pass the G1 knowledge test
Visit the DriveTest centre in London with valid ID. Take the 40-question written test. Pass with 80% on both sections.
Study G1 GuidePass the G2 road test
After holding your G1 for 12 months (8 with a certified course), book your G2 road test at the London DriveTest centre. City driving with an examiner.
Study G2 GuidePass the G full licence test
After 12 months with a G2, take the G test. Includes highway driving on a 400-series highway near London. Full licence — no restrictions.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Driving Tests in London
Where is the London DriveTest centre?
The London DriveTest centre is located at 1695 Dundas Street, London, ON N5W 3G2. It is open Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm. Book at drivetest.ca or call 1-888-570-6110.
What does the G2 road test in London involve?
The G2 road test in London is a city driving test with a DriveTest examiner. It covers residential streets, stop signs, traffic signals, turns, lane changes, and parking. Practicing on the roads near the Dundas Street centre is a good way to prepare.
Does the G test in London include highway driving?
Yes. The G full licence test in London includes highway driving, typically on Highway 401. You will need to merge, maintain highway speed, change lanes safely, and exit. London has several 401 on-ramps to practice on.
Are there special driving considerations near Western University?
Yes. The area around Western University and Fanshawe College has high pedestrian and cyclist traffic, especially during the school year. Always check mirrors and shoulder-check before turning right or changing lanes in these areas.
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