DriveTest Centre — Mississauga
Centre Name
DriveTest Mississauga
Address
1835 Dundas St E, Mississauga, ON L4X 1L5
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 — QEW/Hwy 403
Driving Test Preparation in Mississauga, Ontario
Mississauga is Ontario's third-largest city and one of the busiest locations in the GTA for driving tests. The DriveTest centre at 1835 Dundas Street East serves thousands of drivers each year for G1 knowledge tests, G2 road tests, and G full licence tests. Driving in Mississauga means navigating a mix of busy arterials like Hurontario Street, Dundas Street, and Eglinton Avenue, as well as the QEW and Highway 403 for G test highway driving. The city has a large and diverse population — many drivers prepare for their G1 knowledge test after arriving from another country or province. GTest Canada is an independent educational resource and is not affiliated with DriveTest Ontario or the Ontario government.
Whether you're a new immigrant, a teenager getting your first licence, or someone who moved to Mississauga 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 Mississauga — What to Expect
The G1 practice test Mississauga 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 Mississauga Drivers
Driving in Mississauga has its own characteristics. Here are specific tips for drivers preparing for their G2 or G road test at the Mississauga DriveTest centre:
For the G2 road test, practice driving on Dundas Street and the residential streets near the DriveTest centre — these are the types of roads commonly used during the test.
Mississauga has several roundabouts. The rule is simple: yield to traffic already inside the roundabout, then enter when clear. Signal when you exit.
For the G full licence test, highway driving on the QEW or Highway 403 is required. Practice smooth merging, maintaining 100 km/h, and safe lane changes before your test.
Hurontario Street has busy signalized intersections. Practice left turns at multi-lane signals — check for oncoming traffic, cyclists, and pedestrians before completing the turn.
Always check for cyclists before turning right. Mississauga has designated cycling lanes on many roads — look over your shoulder before the turn, not just in the mirror.
Come to a complete stop at every stop sign — the wheels must stop fully. Rolling stops are one of the most common reasons drivers fail the G2 test.
Shoulder checks matter. Before every lane change, mirror check, and before pulling away from the curb, turn your head to check the blind spot. Examiners watch for this.
Common Road Test Challenges in Mississauga
Roundabouts — yield to traffic already in the roundabout. Do not stop inside the roundabout unless traffic is blocking you. Signal right when exiting.
Left turns on Hurontario Street — this is a wide, busy road. Wait for a safe gap, complete the turn into the correct lane, and watch for cyclists.
Cyclists in bike lanes — always check before turning right or opening your door. Mississauga has many designated cycling routes.
Highway merging on QEW/Hwy 403 — match highway speed on the ramp before merging. Do not stop at the end of the ramp.
Pedestrian crossovers — you must stop and yield to pedestrians at all designated crossovers, even if no traffic signal is present.
School zones — speed limits drop to 40 km/h when school zone signs are posted. Watch for children near schools at all times.
Ontario Road Sign Library
All Mississauga road signs explained — meanings, test tips, and practice questions. Essential for your G1 test.
Ontario Driving Licence Steps for Mississauga Residents
Pass the G1 knowledge test
Visit the DriveTest centre in Mississauga 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 Mississauga 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 Mississauga. Full licence — no restrictions.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Driving Tests in Mississauga
Where is the Mississauga DriveTest centre?
The Mississauga DriveTest centre is located at 1835 Dundas Street East, Mississauga, ON L4X 1L5. It is open Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm. You can book appointments and confirm current hours at drivetest.ca.
Can I walk in for a G1 test in Mississauga?
The G1 knowledge test is generally available as a walk-in at the Mississauga DriveTest centre, but availability can vary. Booking an appointment in advance through drivetest.ca is recommended to avoid waiting.
What does the G2 road test in Mississauga involve?
The G2 road test in Mississauga is a city driving test with a DriveTest examiner. It typically covers residential streets, stop signs, traffic signals, left and right turns, lane changes, and parking. The exact route is not published by DriveTest, but practicing on roads near the Dundas Street East centre is a good way to prepare.
Does the G test in Mississauga include highway driving?
Yes. The G full licence test in Mississauga includes highway driving, typically on the QEW or Highway 403. You will be expected to merge onto the highway, maintain highway speed (100 km/h), change lanes safely, and exit. Practice these manoeuvres before your test.
How do I book a driving test in Mississauga?
All road test appointments in Mississauga are booked through the official DriveTest website at drivetest.ca. You can also call 1-888-570-6110. GTest Canada is an independent study resource and does not book tests.
Is the G1 knowledge test available in languages other than English in Mississauga?
Yes. DriveTest Ontario offers the G1 knowledge test in multiple languages at its centres, including Mississauga. Check drivetest.ca for the current list of available languages.
What is the most common reason people fail the G2 test in Mississauga?
Common reasons for failing the G2 road test include rolling stops at stop signs, incomplete shoulder checks before lane changes, improper following distance, and hesitation at intersections. Reviewing the G2 preparation guide and practicing these skills before your test will help.