Ontario Driving Education
Prepare for your G2 or G road test with local DriveTest centre information and practical driving tips for London.
Location
London DriveTest Centre
Address
4380 Wellington Rd S, London, ON N6E 2Z6, Canada
Phone
(888) 570-6110Road Tests Offered
Services
G2 Road Test, G Road Test, Knowledge Tests, License Renewals
Languages
English, French
Booking
Available online through DriveTest Centre or by phone
Google Rating
⭐ 3.1 (1702 reviews)
Website
http://drivetest.ca/66%
G2 Pass Rate
68%
G Pass Rate
🕐 Best Time to Book
9:30 AM to 11:30 AM. Avoid Wellington Road south during the lunch rush (12:00-1:00 PM) and the evening commute, as traffic density heavily limits safe lane changes.
⚠️ Times to Avoid
Rush hours (7:30-9:00 AM, 4:30-6:00 PM) and Friday afternoons when everyone's in a hurry
London's South-end test centre pushes drivers immediately onto Wellington Road—a massive, high-volume commercial artery packed with retail traffic and transport trucks.
The routes balance extreme commercial congestion with quiet, sprawling suburban neighborhoods that feature wide, deceptive streets and unmarked intersections.
For the G test, navigating the Highway 401/402 corridor requires interacting with heavy international transport truck traffic and high-speed commuters.
Improper lane tracking on dual left turns. When turning left onto major arteries like Wellington, students drift out of their assigned turning lane into the adjacent one.
Speeding in the suburban zones. The residential roads in South London are wide and flat, lulling students into driving 60 km/h in strict 50 km/h zones.
Following too closely on the 401. The heavy volume of transport trucks causes students to tailgate rather than leaving a mandatory 3-second space cushion.
Follow the dotted guide lines painted in the intersections perfectly during left turns. They are there to keep you in your lane—use them.
When driving in the residential neighborhoods, physically check your speedometer every 5 seconds. The wide roads naturally make you want to accelerate.
On the highway, use the 'one-thousand-one, one-thousand-two' counting rule to guarantee you have a massive buffer between your hood and the transport truck ahead of you.
London is a high-volume testing hub for Southwestern Ontario. Review your 3-point turns thoroughly, as the residential streets used are often narrowed by parked cars.
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DriveTest centre availability depends on your location. Learners in London should check nearby centres and prepare for local road conditions.
Practice lane changes, intersections, parking, observation, speed control, and route awareness around the local DriveTest area.
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