Road Test - G License -No available slots
I was trying to book a road test for my G license but couldn't find any available spots even till mid of next year.
Is there any way of booking it sooner?
TIA
Is there any way of booking it sooner?
TIA
Nov 18th, 2020 5:52 am
Nov 18th, 2020 7:49 am
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Nov 18th, 2020 12:12 pm
Nov 18th, 2020 1:27 pm
Yes, this is another strategy as there are always cancellations. But it requires constantly checking the centre.bigslim3215 wrote: ↑ Try calling in - I was booking one for a friend yesterday and they suggested the only earliest date available was March 2021 (Oakville). I went ahead and told him to book it and while he was in the process, someone cancelled their booking (in real-time) and I was able to get a date in Dec for Burlington.
Nov 18th, 2020 3:04 pm
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Nov 18th, 2020 6:55 pm
luckystrike1 wrote: ↑ Having a license is a privilege and not a right so be lucky you are getting an appointment in mid next year. As a privilege, there is no rush in getting a license.
Nov 18th, 2020 8:55 pm
My thoughts exactly.striderKan wrote: ↑ What a strange lecture to give out-loud.
Nov 18th, 2020 9:29 pm
There is actually a rush. There is something called insurance which all drivers need to get if they are driving. For insurance purposes, you can only max out at 2 years for anything under a G level licence for the length of period you have the licence for. In order to start accumulating the years past 2 years, you need a full G licence.luckystrike1 wrote: ↑ Having a license is a privilege and not a right so be lucky you are getting an appointment in mid next year. As a privilege, there is no rush in getting a license.
But in reality, it is what it is as license testing was shut down for a lengthy period of time due to covid. After all, would like like to get in an enclosed space with someone who may be infected ???
Nov 23rd, 2020 9:19 pm
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Nov 27th, 2020 3:01 pm
Actually it is the opposite of that . It is a right ofc.luckystrike1 wrote: ↑ Having a license is a privilege and not a right so be lucky you are getting an appointment in mid next year. As a privilege, there is no rush in getting a license.
But in reality, it is what it is as license testing was shut down for a lengthy period of time due to covid. After all, would like like to get in an enclosed space with someone who may be infected ???
Nov 27th, 2020 5:21 pm
Nov 27th, 2020 9:28 pm
TORONTO - The Ontario government is cancelling all in-vehicle road tests in regions in the Grey (Lockdown) level, effective November 23, 2020. This currently applies to all road tests in the City of Toronto and Peel Region, including the Brampton, Downsview, Etobicoke, Metro East, Mississauga and Port Union DriveTest centres. This action is being taken to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Road test cancellations will be without penalty and Toronto or Peel Region residents may not book a road test at a DriveTest centre in another region. The government has directed its driver testing services provider, DriveTest, to restrict residents in these regions from being able to take a road test at another DriveTest centre in a region with a lower COVID-19 level, effective November 30. If people living in a region in the Grey (Lockdown) level have booked a road test in a different region, it will need to be cancelled.
"We know that these measures will result in some people experiencing longer wait times for road tests," said Caroline Mulroney, Minister of Transportation. "However, these are unprecedented times and our number one priority is the health and safety of individuals, families and workers."
DriveTest centres in the Grey (Lockdown) level will be open for indoor services, such as knowledge tests, with capacity limits and COVID-19 preventative measures in place. DriveTest clients impacted by cancelled tests will receive a credit on the system and may rebook their tests when their region moves to a lower COVID-19 level.
Nov 28th, 2020 5:31 pm
It's your God given right as a Canadian citizen to hold a driver's license. Provided - you pass an aptitude test, and the courts don't deem you a danger to other motorists.luckystrike1 wrote: ↑ I have always and still do believe it is my right but the courts seem to disagree with me...
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