Ontario G2 and G road test prep
The G2 and G exams are road tests. This quiz walks you through exactly what the examiner checks, from turns and stops to freeway merging, so test day holds no surprises.
About the Ontario G2 and G road tests
You take the G2 road test after at least 12 months with a G1 (8 months with an approved course). You take the G road test after at least 12 months with a G2.
- Only you and the examiner may be in the car, and aids like automatic parking, lane monitoring, cruise control and back-up cameras are not allowed.
- The G2 test includes turns, intersections, lane changes, curves, a roadside stop, parallel parking and a three-point turn.
- The G test adds freeway driving. MTO has removed parallel parking, the roadside stop, the three-point turn and residential driving from the G test until further notice.
- Arrive at least 30 minutes early, and wait at least 10 days between attempts.
These are independent practice questions written by Canam Fleet Safety Group. They are not the official test and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation, ServiceOntario or DriveTest. Rules change, so always check the current official MTO handbooks and the Highway Traffic Act. Last reviewed October 2026.
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