Published: January 20, 2026 Last updated: August 15, 2026

Quick answer: Scarborough-area drivers can book G2 or G road tests at Toronto Metro East or Toronto Port Union, depending on appointment availability. DriveTest lists both centres as offering G2 and G tests. Book through the official DriveTest system, confirm the location shown in your appointment, and prepare for normal Ontario road and traffic conditions rather than trying to memorize a route.

Author: Yasin Mansuri, Instructor and Owner at SparkOn Driving Academy. Centre details and road-test rules were checked against official DriveTest and Ontario sources.

Scarborough-area DriveTest locations

DriveTest currently lists two centres commonly used by drivers in Scarborough. Centre details and hours can change, so check the official DriveTest centre finder before travelling.

Toronto Metro East

Address: Victoria Terrace Plaza, 1448 Lawrence Avenue East, Unit 15, Toronto, ON M4A 2V6
Road tests listed: G2, G, M2, M, LM2, and LM
Inside services: Monday to Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Road-test appointments: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Toronto Port Union

Address: The Village of Abbey Lane Shopping Centre, 91 Rylander Boulevard, Unit 109A, Toronto, ON M1B 5M5
Road tests listed: G2 and G
Inside services: Monday to Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Road-test appointments: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

These are official operating details reviewed on July 23, 2026. Holiday schedules, appointment availability, and service hours can change.

What to expect on a G2 road test

DriveTest describes the G2 road test as an assessment of basic driving skills, often called the city test, that usually takes about 20 minutes. The examiner evaluates whether you can apply Ontario road rules, control the vehicle, observe effectively, and make safe decisions in ordinary traffic.

Preparation should cover smooth starts and stops, right and left turns, intersections, lane changes, speed control, following distance, parking, three-point turns, roadside stops, mirror use, blind-spot checks, and yielding to pedestrians. The exact combination depends on the test and conditions on the day.

What to expect on a G road test

The G road test evaluates more advanced driving and includes a highway component. DriveTest says it usually takes about 30 minutes. You should be comfortable entering and leaving higher-speed roads, choosing safe gaps, maintaining speed and space, changing lanes, reading traffic well ahead, and making independent decisions.

Ontario also requires G-test applicants to have highway-driving experience and complete the required declaration. Review your eligibility and current instructions before booking.

How to book your Scarborough road test

Ontario says you need your driver’s licence number and expiry date, preferred test locations, and preferred dates and times. You can book, cancel, or reschedule online, by phone, or at a DriveTest centre. Use only the official booking service; the Ministry of Transportation and DriveTest do not charge a separate fee simply to book an appointment.

Confirm that you are eligible for the G2 or G test.
Choose Toronto Metro East, Toronto Port Union, or another suitable centre in the official booking system.
Check that your name, licence information, test class, date, time, and location are correct.
Plan your travel and vehicle arrangements before test day.
Cancel or reschedule at least 48 hours ahead when necessary to avoid the applicable cancellation fee.

Test-day checklist

Bring your valid Ontario driver’s licence and any corrective lenses required for driving.
Follow the arrival time in your confirmation. Ontario’s licensing guidance advises arriving at least 30 minutes before a road-test appointment.
Use a Class G vehicle that is in good working order and meets DriveTest’s minimum requirements.
Check lights, signals, horn, brakes, tires, mirrors, seat belts, licence plates, and vehicle access before leaving home.
Remove loose items that could interfere with safe operation.
Do not bring passengers or pets into the test vehicle. DriveTest states that only the applicant and examiner are permitted during the road test.

A vehicle problem can cause a test to be declared out of order before the driving portion begins. Review SparkOn’s Ontario road-test vehicle checklist in advance.

How to practise without memorizing a route

DriveTest uses predefined tasks and routes, but road conditions, construction, and examiner instructions can vary. Trying to copy a fixed route is less useful than learning to drive safely on the kinds of roads found around the centre.

Practise legal turns and complete stops at different intersections.
Scan for pedestrians, cyclists, school zones, buses, and changing traffic signals.
Build consistent mirror, signal, and shoulder-check habits.
Practise parking and low-speed manoeuvres in lawful, suitable locations.
For the G test, practise highway merging, lane changes, spacing, and exits with an eligible accompanying driver or instructor.
Drive in more than one traffic and weather condition when it is safe to do so.

Road-test preparation with SparkOn

SparkOn offers G2 and G road-test preparation, mock-test feedback, highway practice, and road-test car service for eligible Scarborough-area appointments. Vehicle and instructor availability must be confirmed for your exact centre, date, and time. No driving school can guarantee a test result.

Frequently asked questions

Is one Scarborough test centre easier than another?

There is no official “easy” centre. Choose a location you can reach reliably and prepare to demonstrate safe driving in the real conditions present on test day.

Can my instructor ride in the vehicle during the test?

No. DriveTest says passengers are not allowed during the road test. With consent, a translator or instructor may assist during check-in or the post-test debrief.

Can I use a backup camera or blind-spot monitor?

You must demonstrate the required observation and vehicle-control skills without relying on automated driving aids. Continue using mirrors and direct checks as instructed by Ontario guidance.

What happens if my vehicle does not meet the requirements?

The test can be declared out of order. Check the vehicle early enough to repair a problem or arrange another eligible vehicle.

Official sources

Last reviewed: July 23, 2026. This guide provides general preparation information. DriveTest and the Ontario Ministry of Transportation are the authorities for appointments, eligibility, fees, and testing rules.

Scarborough DriveTest Centres: G2 & G Road Test Guide (2026)