DriveTest

This drive test location was extremely understaffed and the wait was over 3 hours for my son to complete a G1 written exam. It was caios in there, people standing around everywhere with little understanding of what they should be doing to get served. The numbering ticket system was almost useless as people were just approaching the counter when they felt they had waited too long. Horrible experience

Got my G at one go. My examiner was Marilyn and she was absolutely amazing with her clear instructions during the test.Additionally, she was through with her feedback and made the whole experience easy going.

Got my G license from here last November, the examiner I had, Chris, was great. He was very relaxed and easygoing towards me. No issues at all with him. My one star is for the person that was working the counter there. I had went in like a day before my test, because I was curious if the tests were still modified or not. And I went in one day to ask, and the woman, that had glasses and brown hair, made it seem like I was annoying her by asking her a simple little question. I went to ask her, and she answered me like yes

Best Examiner and Driving Test Center ever!!! Angie was very fair with my students and the smile on the students' face was very nice to remove any tension before starting the exam. A student told me after the end of the exam period that it does not matter if I passed the exam or not, because I was sure of her fairness with me, and that her instructions were clear, I made sure to be calm. Most of the time..she even kept saying good job" at every turn

Took my G2 test here. I did the exam on a weekday just before lunch time. The exam center was not crowded and checking procedures went smoothly. The examiner (ID#: 257) never asked me to do an unsafe maneuver. All the instructions from the examiner were communicated to me in a timely manner leaving the driver with no surprises.

Passed my G test here today! The examiners name was Marilyn if I am not wrong. She was super nice, understanding and gave clear and concise instructions well in advance. She understood that I was a bit nervous about giving the test and when I made any mistakes she talked to me about calmly about what I did and what I could have done. I've read reviews of some examiners not being too supportive but i had an excellent experience with Marilyn! (I really hope I got ger name right, She had purple/pink streaks in her hair, I think)

Decided to take my G test here rather than Hamilton to avoid Red Hill and don't regret it. I think my examiner's name was Sandra. She was super nice, understanding, and gave constructive criticism in the end. My greatest advice: practice. A lot. Especially if you drive a lot on your own and have developed a few bad habits. I had a lot of experience on the highway (albeit not the 403) and was still told to work on my merging (in my case, a truck was parked with its emergency lights on the shoulder right at the end of the merge lane, always be prepared for the unexpected). Try to reach 100 safely and ASAP after the ramp straightens out (you can always slow down if there's traffic), and turn your signal on early (at least 3 seconds before you merge). Always check your blind spots during turns and lane changes, and look left, then right at intersections. Check all 3 mirrors often with exaggerated head movements (about every 15 seconds should be fine, but make sure you watch the road in between if it isn't particularly safe to go from one mirror to the next, you never know when some idiot will start braking randomly). Lastly, pay attention to signs. One route has a no right turn on red, and I believe one or two (one was definitely on the no right turn route) have lane end signs on 60 roads before you even get on the highway. The hardest route (there are three) involves three lane changes after a left turn straight off an exit from the highway, where you have to exit onto the highway again in like 100-200m, so good luck. Even with the highway merging and one intersection where I forgot to check both sides, Sandra still passed me, though I'm not sure Elizabeth would've done the same. Remember that there is usually a reason an examiner fails you, even if a bit ridiculous, and ask them what you need to work on if they do fail you. As long as you're reasonably confident and clearly a safe driver, you'll pass with flying colours.

Had excellent experience in passing my G test today... clear and transparent communication from my driving examiner Manvajit (hope I got the name correct)! He was super cool, understanding and never made me feel I was driving under stress or pressure especially when driving in highway 403!!

I had my G2 test here yesterday but before booking, I talked to my friends and get an advice where to book my test. My friends all said it’s better to get it done in Burlington because examiners are friendly. Before booking though I checked google reviews and found out most of the reviews were negative. I decided to proceed and gave it a try and hoping I will get the nicest examiner since I have a tendency to rattle and get agitated if I talk to someone very intimidating. The day and night before the road test was very tough because I am all over the place and haven’t sleep at all. Also added to my anxiousness was the wait for the examiner to come and evaluate me. Two examiners approached me and introduced their names. The One was Elizabeth, the subject of all criticisms here. True enough, her tone made me scramble!During the test though she gave me clear instructions. I was so focus that I didn’t even realize the test was over. My mind was already conditioned that I will fail the test because she did not gave me comments at all during the exams. When I pulled out facing in, she just said,” congratulations, you passed!” I want to confirm so I asked her again and she said,’that’s what I told you the first time”! Oh well who cares now no turning back I got my G2, ready to drive my first car lol. Just an advice for G2 takers though, the route was pretty curvy after 60 speed at the main road. Kinda difficult to control so watch out.

If there are any issues on their side with incorrect information, they will not help and they are not at all concerned about it.I completed my M" license through a 3rd party testing company after having my M2 for 20 months. The waiting period required is 18 months so I had been eligible for 2 months at the time of the test. I passed the course and the 3rd party testing company filed the results electronically to the Drive Test center and I was told to go there to pick up my new license.I went to the Burlington location and waited an hour to see an associate