Oshawa Drive test G route updated Dec 30,2019 All roads except highways are 50kmph unless otherwise posted. Yes, even in the neighborhood its 50 1. Reverse to the right from the parking spot. 2. Turn left and continue 3. Turn left and move towards the exit. Stop at the intersection within the parking lot where cars go straight to the exit. Take right from that stop. 4. Once you turn right you will encounter a bunch of traffic lights. Take a right from there. The name of the road is John St W. Now you are on John St W. Speed limit is 40 km/h. 5. Make the first right into Nassau st. Perform an Emergency stop, three point turn, parallel park. 6. Continue on Nassau st and turn right to get back Into John St W. 8. Go straight until Park Road South and turn left onto Park Rd S. 9. Continue on Park Rd S( you will cross Gibb St near Fas Gas, a couple of lane changes on Park Rd S ) until you see Wimpy's Diner plaza on your left. Make a left turn into the neighborhood through Tresane St past the Wimpy's Diner. 10. Continue on Tresane St up to Cubert St and take right onto Cubert St. 11. Continue on Cubert St until Mill St on the left. ( There is a red old car over there on the right. It's a permanent car) 12. Take left onto Mill St 13. Continue on Mill St up to Simcoe St S 14. Take right onto Simcoe St S 15. Continue on Simcoe St S upto First Ave 16. Take left onto First Ave 17. Continue on First Ave( Cross Albert St, Oshawa Flea Market) upto Drew St 18. Take right onto Drew St and continue 19. Drew St takes you to 401 W ( there is a new All Way Stop just before the ramp to 401) 20. Speed upto 100 km/h and merge safely. 21. 3 lane changes 22. Take exit at Stevenson Road(exit 415) 23. While taking exit you would see a yellow speed board which is only a caution board. You don't have to slow down to that speed, because if you slow down from 100 to 50 in one shot, someone coming from the back would hit your arse. 24. Go to the leftmost two lanes. 25. Lane change to the right so that you can enter 401 East Kingston. 26. Enter 401 East 27. 3 lane changes. 28. Exit at Ritson road (exit 418). Its a strong curve from where you have to make a right. Hence, reduce your speed gradually. 29. make a right from that road to Bloor St E. 30. Continue on Bloor St E. You will cross Oshawa Gas Bar on your right, Ultramar on your left-near Simcoe St S. Continue upto Park Rd S. 31. Make right onto Park Road S. 32. Continue on Park Road S upto John St W. 33. Take right onto John St W. 34. Continue upto Drive test's "no traffic light" entrance. 35. Enter and park where the examiner wants the car has to be. 36. You passed.
Yes, it is 50. Focus on the defensive driving part more. And just clarify with the examiner before the start of the test that about the speedlimits in this area.
I did my g in Oshawa this week and it was similar to this route but not the exact same one. It was really easy though. I did my test at 1:15pm so there was barely any traffic. I passed on my 1st try! Also they made me parallel parking as well
Got my G a couple weeks ago. The driving examiner was unexpectedly chatty and we conversed about things like, the weather and stuff during the test. I found it actually helped me calm right down and not be as anxious as I probably would have been.
Rud3Suli B What is the speed limit in the residential area where they make you do 3-point turn, emergency stop, parallel park, and enter highway (Hibbert Ave, Tresane St, Cubert St, Drew St)?
Remember when you turn, if the limit is not posted, its 50km speed limit for that road. The areas with 40km will have signs (as seen in the video). Best of luck!
Did the G test today and passed. They took me on a different route but this video is still very accurate. They'll ask for parallel parking. That is a must. Good luck!
Passed here today, the examiner took me on this exact route! I accidentally went 60 on the one way area near the end but the guy didnt seem to notice or care so I just braked very gently and got the speed back down to 50. Good luck to everyone doing their G here
nina wais uh it depends on who you get as your examiner. I got this guy (examiner #366) he was fair to me but didn't really talk too much other than to tell me where to go. He asked me to parallel park at the first side street where they did the emergency stop in this video. Didn't ask me to switch lanes on the highway at all. Later when we finished the test he told me he didn't ask me to switch lanes on the 401 because as soon as I made my first left turn onto park road from John street he felt that I knew how to drive. I also took my own car which I drive everyday and didn't take an instructor with me so from that I guess he felt more comfortable and going there by myself made me feel really confident as well! One advice I can give you is to call it out verbally when you're checking blind spots and your mirrors so that way you remember to do it and the examiner also hears you say you're doing it in case they don't see you looking. Best of luck on your road test!
Nice video very helpful being familiar to the Oshawa road. I did my G test here at Oshawa. They gave me different route. Also instead of Emergency pull over they made me do a parallel park.
@@beautyqueen9209 I'm sorry, I did not record my G test. So I can't show you the route that the examiner gave me. Best thing is ask your driving instructor to make you practice at Oshawa for lessons and do a pre test.
damian oliver not that difficult.I went test center 3 or 4 times to familiarize.she didnt ask to do reverse but everything else.make yiu change lane lots
Mariam Hanna i am nor sure everyone is using this road.I accidentally saw this video thats all.I drove through the area and on hwy using different entry n exits.read redflag deal forum and end of the day u practice and u ll get it.you never cant say 100% this will be the route
Rud3Suli B What is the speed limit in the residential area where they make you do 3-point turn, emergency stop, parallel park, and enter highway (Hibbert Ave, Tresane St, Cubert St, Drew St)?
My test was different. Once I came out of the parking lot we went left and straight on the highway. I had to do emergency stop, parallel parking and 3 point turn. No reverse parking, I backed in when I got to the drive centre.
Time Motivation What are the speed limits in the residential area where they make you do 3-point turn, emergency stop, parallel park, and enter highway (Hibbert Ave, Tresane St, Cubert St, Drew St)?
This is one of the way .but there’s other ways they take you from each instructors have their own different streets that they choose to take you from there’s also a one-way street that they take you from which is quite confusing so learn those streets as well😇 I did mine n passed😛
@@SYEDSHAZEB46013 yes I've passed last year I went for the test first try with my car and I failed this was in the fall and then I went again for a second try in the winter but this time a took 5 lessons with an instructor and I had the school car, I think this counts too . I had a very good instructor. 😊 Good luck !
I passed my Full G exam today. Oshawa is easy and the whole test lasted barely 15mn (highway with a couple of intersections). No traffic at all, and both examiners for my G2 and G were super friendly.
Gannon it was the opposite different. Total duration was less than 15, no parallel park, no reverse. Examiner was cool, he hinted that I passed before we got back. Oshawa is your best shot
I passed the test this morning. I parked at 7 as well. Luck number 7? : P .. haha.. Thanks to this video I had an idea of what to expect, as I did not practice the route nor did I go for G classes. Did the exact same route. Did not have to parallel park, but had to reverse park (which I did a very sloppy job. Still got through.) Thanks for this video. Cheers.
@@mohammad0988 In the same parking lot of the test center.. he told me to pick a parking spot.. the mistake I made was choosing a spot that had no cars on both sides, so it was difficult for me to have a reference. I suggest if that happens to you, pick a spot next to a car, so that you can use it as a reference point.
Vineet Karkera Thanks bro! I hope they let me reverse park at the the spots besides the one with numbers on it, you know? I don’t know the correct way to reverse park on the parking spots with numbers and all, because there is incoming cars coming from the left side, you know? I have my G test soon at Oshawa. Almost passed my G last time at Port Union (Failed to stop for a pedestrian at school’s cross walk) and first time, I rushed the right turn at traffic light (Traffic light turned yellow so I rushed it, I now wait for the cars to start going from the left side) and I had no idea about the highway merge at 100. So I improved a lot. I just want to know what is the correct way to reverse park at those spots on the sides with numbers, what is the correct position? Can you take the whole space to reverse park during your test?
It's an emergency stop, you want to be as far away from oncoming traffic as possible realistically.With a parallel or curb park an examiner can ding you for that, but in a real life setting it doesn't really matter if you are that deep in the curb.
SilentTechy Nice! You mind telling me the speed limits in the residential area where they make you do 3-point turn, emergency stop, parallel park, and enter highway (Hibbert Ave, Tresane St, Cubert St, Drew St)?
@@mohammad0988 Just a tip when you come to that one way part of the test you have to move to the left, the examiner won't tell you. I have two friends who failed in this same route because of that.
SilentTechy Oh, okay. Gotcha. So they won’t tell you to switch lanes but to just take the left turn? Alright. I’ll keep that in mind. I practiced this route with my family a few times so will for sure keep that in my mind. Thank you! As soon as I go through the curved lane, I will lane change to the left.
Passed my G test a week ago after failing it twice. The first two times they followed the exact route given in this video. For my third test, it was a different route just so you know. P.S. Anyone know what the music for the video is?
For the G, they make you parallel park anywhere, not just Oshawa. There's an entire section on parallel parking on the score sheet that the examiner use.
You are the king of running stop signs to try and keep that certain distance from the other car huh? 6:16 and 6:44 .... You guys teach driving lessons?
at 12:40 it says 30 km/h when i was giving drive test its very tough to maintain 30 kmph there and that too when merging ..when do i need to switch from 30km/h to 100km/h ?
I think once you straighten up you are in the accelerating portion of the lane, this is hen you should accelerate to reach highway speeds ( not in the corner of the ramp)
That yellow sign is the speed that you can drive at so that the centripetal force keeps your car from flying off the road. This doesn't account for the friction of your tires, so you can go faster.
Snowkat Where they make you reverse park? Like where exactly? And how do you reverse park on the waiting spots? Do you park right from the middle or from your lane?
Snowkat True. I’m just not sure what’s the correct way to reverse park at the number side. There are two lanes, so do you take all that room or reverse from your right lane?
Snowkat Sorry to bother you again. What are the speed limits in the residential area where they make you do 3-point turn, emergency stop, parallel park, and enter highway (Hibbert Ave, Tresane St, Cubert St, Drew St)? It should be 50 unless posted right, like Mill St for a few seconds? But my gut tells me that it’s better to do 40.
Snowkat Gotcha. I guess I get confused when the sign start saying “40 begins” falsely implicating that it was 50 before. Especially when you make a left turn to Mill St from Cubert St and left turn from Simcoe St to John St W. I have my G on Jan 28. Thanks so much.
@@mohammad0988 would you be able to tell me the routes please?? I have my G in a month i've never been on the highway so I am trying to get as much confidence and tips as i can before doing the test!!!
marandaxo77 Sorry for the late reply. I posted a comment, you should find it. You should drive on the highway for at least a month everyday before giving the test if you have never gone on the highway. I would say 2 months, everyday for like 20-30 mins.
I wish these people from out of town would do ther test in the city ther from they take all the litttle back res and most can’t drive I’m from oshawa now I live in Lindsay they all come from Toronto Markham to get ther licence they should not be allowed if you can’t drive in a busy citie you should not be able to get your licence in a place not as busy now they go back to Toronto after they get ther licence and they still can’t drive in ther citie because they are to nervous
