The G is your G2 test plus the freeway: merging on, keeping your space at speed, and getting off. Here’s what’s new, the 5 highway drives you declare, and how to book. From DriveTest, checked 11 Nov 2026.
What’s new for the G
What's different from your G2
It takes about 30 minutes, with a highway part.
You merge on and off, and keep your speed and space at highway speed.
Curves and business areas join the turns, lane changes and intersections.
Steero rehearses the standard test, so you're ready at any centre.
Before the test you sign a Declaration of Highway Driving Experience. It asks:
How many highway drives you made in the last 3 months. Count 400-series highways and roads of 80 km/h or more.
The average length of those drives: under 5 km, 5 to 15 km, or over 15 km.
Fewer than 5 drives and your appointment is cancelled. You lose half of your road test fee.
Roads that count
Highway 400, Highway 401, Highway 402, Highway 403, Highway 404, Highway 405, Highway 406, Highway 407, Highway 409, Highway 410, Highway 416, Highway 417, Highway 420, Highway 427, QEW, Don Valley Parkway, Gardiner Expressway, E. C. Row Expressway, Conestoga Parkway, and any road with a limit of 80 km/h or more.
The app’s highway log counts your drives against your test date and fills in both answers. It’s your own count, typed in after you park.
Scenes and steps are our own, written from the Official MTO Driver’s Handbook. Not affiliated with the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario or DriveTest.
Rehearse it from a chair.
A 10-instruction sample mock read by your browser’s own voice. Nothing to install, nothing sent anywhere.