is this the route they still take you on?

@@Prod_Nox Yes, it is the same one I went on today.

ok thank you i go oct 3 really nervous@@user-dx5wt5rf5n

@@Prod_Nox Hi!, was your test on the same route?, did they asked you for specific parking skills?

Hi i have my test on Jan 3rd so in 2 days, did u take the same route too? ​@@kassbeltran3602

Congratulations!

Did you not do any parallel parking, 3-point turns? Also what’s the best time to book the test. In the video the highway was empty.

Hi, can i ask if you had the same route? Thanks in advance

Oh damn that’s today! How’d it go?

@@beebeeman123 passed in one shot

@@xtreme8797 Congratulations! Was it the same route?

@@orpan yes exactly like that on the video

Was the route exactly like this?

Yes

At 9:14 of the video, when you see the warning sign, it's better to slow down. But take it slowly and easy, don't let the examiner feel nervous. After all it's just a warning sign for safe speed rather than a regulatory sign.

@@flyingfishinwater First, I am watching your video over and over to prepare when i go for my 2nd test, its a great video. At 9:14 you are going on to the ramp, I know its 30 and was told that you can go around 35 if the road is dry. My question is about when you were exiting 404 to green lane, when did you start to slow down, take your foot of the gas, was it at 7:56 when you took foot of gas and slow down ?

Happy New Year and good luck!

The rule is not that strict. Just make sure you have the safe space between you and the following vehicles and you will be fine.

​@@flyingfishinwater Passed my G test today. This video helped me a lot. thank you so much.

@@abiramasundariselvanathan9680 Great! Happy weekend

@@abiramasundariselvanathan9680 did you have the same route? Also when’s the best time to book the test?

For G test you don’t really need to use them since you park forward but your G2 you have to reverse park and can only use your mirrors.

In Ontario, yes you can always turn right on red light (as long as there is no sign posted below the light indicating no right turn)!!

I didn't heard it changed. I guess all examinators like the modified simple version G test. So it's not easy to change back.

No. I only take lessons on KZfaq. And there is a website you can download the test route and examiner’s marking schema, which has all important points you should pay attention to. It’s really helpful.

@@flyingfishinwater Thanks for video! Could you please share all links?

@@evgenylevin9876You can find the schema mark here: www.passdrivetest.net/discover/marking-schema. The G road test route here: www.passdrivetest.net/road-test-route

​@@flyingfishinwater did you drive on the highway before the test ?

@@flyingfishinwaterthe links are not working anymore unfortunately

Sorry to hear that. The result really depends on the examinator. Usually they have good mood in the morning and noon after lunch. Don't book the test after 3pm. Hope you can pass the test tomorrow. Good luck!

@@flyingfishinwater and my wife failed the road test with the same examinator too

I do not recommend the Road test in Newmarket, I lost again today. The examinators are not good.

@@goten2708 Sorry to hear that. If you check the the passing rate here: "www.passdrivetest.net/discover/pass-rate", you can see Barrie has 76% passing rate on G test. That place is a bit farther but maybe worth it.

Some rude behaviour instructor in Newmarket

No need to follow the exact speed as ramp has not speed limit but 30 is suggested for safe turn. You can make 40-45 but I suggested you mark under 40km per hour

Sorry to hear that. I think the main reason is that you were too nervous. Head movements while driving are not as strict as you think. Even if you occasionally forget to perform, the examiner only deducts some points. It's not enough to fail your test immediately. The real issues to focus on are managing right-of-way and obeying traffic rules. Yellow lights, yielding on right and left turns, and adhering to speed limits are key factors that can immediately fail you. You can download a copy of the examining sheet used by the examiners to see which items are truly critical. Also, try to relax; the more nervous you are, the more the examiner will feel nervous.

@@flyingfishinwater I agree with you, I think I was very nervous and when you are nervous you forget a lot of things. Three things why I did not pass 1. The weather, rain was pretty hard, I think you would agree it's easier to pass with nice weather. 2. the examiner, I was nervous and he only made me feel more nervous. 3. My nerves, I got so tense I forgot the big things like signalling when turning left from the test center to Harry Walker Parkway. Were you nervous in this video ? if so, how did you relax ? I agree with your points on Right-of-way, traffic rules as well as not running yellow lights, turns and speed limits. When it comes to speed limits you cant always go exact unless you have cruise control, for example on Davis its 60 but it's OK if you go between 55-60 ? I know you posted a link before where to find the examining sheet but the link does not work, do you know how I can access that ? Watching this video sounds like you had a good examiner, do you remember his name ? hopefully I will get them on my 2nd test 🙂 I think doing this test once will allow me to relax more since i know what to expect such as lane change as soon as merging on the highway. May I ask what time of day you did your test, looked like the 404 was empty so easy to merge and make lane changes .

@@ronshuster3781 Weather is the biggest variable affecting the pass rate; rainy and snowy days are dangerous, and examiners can also be more nervous. It is currently the rainy season in Toronto, so I am praying for clear, sunny weather for the next test. I was not nervous at all during my exam because I have been driving for over ten years. I simply downloaded the marking sheet used by the examiners and had my wife sit in the passenger seat to tell me which mistakes would lose points. I didn’t pay for any driving instructors and passed on my first try, which shows that more practice can reduce nervousness. If you are a new driver, I strongly recommend hiring an experienced instructor and repeatedly doing mock exams. New Market should have three possible test routes; practice each one thoroughly to prepare for various road emergencies. This will make you less nervous in your next test, and your relaxed state will also help the examiner relax. They can sense your mood as soon as they get in the car. Failing the road test on the first attempt is very common; I know people who took it twelve times, so don’t worry too much. Good luck on your next test. For your questions: Question 1: When it comes to speed limits you cant always go exact unless you have cruise control, for example on Davis its 60 but it's OK if you go between 55-60 ? Answer: Yes, I keep watching the speed meter every 5 to 10 seconds to control the speed. It's OK if you are over 60 a little but you need to lower the speed as soon as possible. Pay attention to school zone. Don't over speed there. Question 2: I know you posted a link before where to find the examining sheet but the link does not work, do you know how I can access that ? Answer: You can check this link: www.scribd.com/document/644593064/G2-and-G-Road-Test-Marking-Schema-pdf Question 3: Watching this video sounds like you had a good examiner, do you remember his name ? hopefully I will get them on my 2nd test Answer: The examiner was randomly chosen. I don't think you can choose one of them. And I don't know his name either. Question 4 May I ask what time of day you did your test, looked like the 404 was empty so easy to merge and make lane changes . Answer: Yes, time slot is very very important. Don't start your time during traffic time like 8:00 to 10:00 or after 15:00 for school hour. I choose mine at about 11:00. At that time the traffic was easy and examiner won't do too much tests because they hurry to lunch and break.

No. According to the rule. The turn-right vehicles has the right to go.

A cautious driver would wait because many people take left turns into the right lane, which is wrong, instead of turning into the left lane and making a lane change. But the person taking the right turn has the right of way

Was this your first or second time doing the g test?

@@__-cp2kj it was my first! I’d say don’t be nervous and try to have a bit of small talk with the tester. Makes you and them feel a bit at ease. Also when merging on the highway, merge at 95km/hr. I merged around 90ish and he said most people would fail for that.

Sorry to hear that. My vehicle didn't cross over the yellow line. It's the problem of the view point from the camera. The camera is located on the center of the car.

@@flyingfishinwater thanks for the reply. I think I did not express what I meant properly. sorry for that. You entered the intersection to turn left when the traffic light was yellow. Is it ok? I mean is it ok to enter the intersection when the light is yellow? I have been told that it is not.

Oh I see. It will fail if you cross the line after light turns yellow. But in my case, the light just turned red to green before I arriving the cross. The camera didn't reflect the color correctly. @@realworld_code

Thanks a lot 🙏

do u know if its still the modified test in may?