DriveTest Centre — Toronto
Centre Name
DriveTest Toronto Metro East / West / North
Address
Multiple locations — use DriveTest.ca to find the nearest centre
Phone
1-888-570-6110
Hours
Mon–Fri 8:30am–5:00pm (varies by location)
Tests Offered at This Centre
G1 Knowledge Test
Walk-in or appointment
G2 Road Test
Appointment required
G Road Test
Appointment required
Driving Test Preparation in Toronto, Ontario
Toronto is Ontario's largest city and home to some of the busiest DriveTest centres in the province. Driving in Toronto means navigating complex intersections, streetcar tracks, bike lanes, and heavy traffic on major roads like Yonge Street, Eglinton Avenue, and the Gardiner Expressway. The G1 knowledge test is the same across all Ontario cities, but Toronto drivers face unique challenges on their G2 and G road tests — including dense urban traffic, one-way streets, and frequent pedestrian crossings.
Whether you're a new immigrant, a teenager getting your first licence, or someone who moved to Toronto 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 Toronto — What to Expect
The G1 practice test Toronto 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 Toronto Drivers
Driving in Toronto has its own characteristics. Here are specific tips for drivers preparing for their G2 or G road test at the Toronto DriveTest centre:
Practice driving on major Toronto streets like Yonge, Bloor, and Eglinton before your G2 test — examiners use routes near the DriveTest centre.
Know the streetcar rules: you must stop behind a streetcar when it opens its doors to let passengers on/off.
Toronto has many school zones and crosswalks — always slow down and be prepared to stop for pedestrians.
For the G test, practice merging onto the 401 or 400 — highway driving at 100 km/h with smooth lane changes is essential.
Parallel parking is required on the G2 test — practice on quieter Toronto side streets before your exam.
Check mirrors every 5–8 seconds — Toronto traffic changes quickly and examiners watch for consistent mirror use.
Common Road Test Challenges in Toronto
Streetcar tracks — you must stop behind a streetcar when it opens its doors, even if no traffic signal is present.
One-way streets in downtown Toronto — always check for one-way signs before turning.
Bike lanes on major streets — check mirrors and shoulder-check before opening your door or turning right.
Dense pedestrian traffic at crosswalks — yield to all pedestrians, including those stepping off the curb.
Heavy traffic on Yonge, Bloor, and Eglinton — practice lane changes and merging in busy conditions.
Ontario Road Sign Library
All Toronto road signs explained — meanings, test tips, and practice questions. Essential for your G1 test.
Ontario Driving Licence Steps for Toronto Residents
Pass the G1 knowledge test
Visit the DriveTest centre in Toronto 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 Toronto 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 Toronto. Full licence — no restrictions.
Study G GuideFree G1 Practice Test for Toronto Drivers
40 questions · Same format as the real DriveTest G1 exam · Road signs + rules of the road · Instant results · No sign-up
Start Free G1 Practice TestUsed by thousands of Ontario drivers in Toronto and across the GTA
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