Class 5 road tests are booked through registry agents. Get to know the roads around your registry before test day.
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All Alberta driving test routesFree practice driving test routes
Practice Drive Test Routes for Every Test Centre in Canada
Know the roads before your road test. Find your test centre to get a practice route with a map and turn-by-turn directions, the local hazards to watch for, and what to expect on test day.
- Road test centres
- 457
- Provinces
- 7
- To use
- Free
Know the roads, pass with confidence
Why practice around your test centre?
Every province tests the same core skills, but every test centre sits on its own mix of streets. Getting to know them ahead of time takes a lot of the surprise out of test day.
Know the local roads
Drive the streets, intersections and speed zones around your centre so nothing on test day feels unfamiliar.
Spot hazards early
Each centre page points out nearby railway crossings, school zones, roundabouts, busy traffic lights and fast roads, with distances.
Practice with purpose
Turn-by-turn directions let your supervising driver focus on your driving, not on finding the way.
Arrive calmer
Knowing where the centre is, what to bring and how check-in works means fewer surprises before you even start the engine.
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Road test routes by province
Each province has its own licensing rules, test names and testing body. Choose yours to see every test centre and how road tests work there.
ICBC's Class 7 road test is now the only road test new B.C. drivers take. Practice around your licensing office.
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All British Columbia driving test routesPractice the streets around MPI service centres in Winnipeg, Brandon and across Manitoba for your Class 5 road test.
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All Manitoba driving test routesGet ready for your Class 5 road test at a Service New Brunswick office, taken in English or French.
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All New Brunswick driving test routesPrepare for your Class 5 road test at Access Nova Scotia locations and part-time test sites.
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All Nova Scotia driving test routesPractice for your G2 and G road tests at DriveTest centres and part-time Travel Points across Ontario.
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All Ontario driving test routesGet ready for your Class 5 road test at SGI driver exam offices, from Regina and Saskatoon to rural centres.
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All Saskatchewan driving test routesCentre guides
What's on every test centre page
Everything you need for one centre, in one place, checked against official sources.
- A practice routeA map and turn-by-turn directions for a route that starts and ends at the centre.
- Local hazardsRailway crossings, school zones, roundabouts, traffic lights and fast roads nearby.
- Official detailsAddress, phone number, opening hours where published, and the tests offered.
- Local tipsWhat the area around the centre is like, plus parking and transit where available.
- Test-day answersHow to book, what to bring and the rules for your province.
- Nearby centresThe three closest test centres, in case you'd like to compare.
Prepare with confidence
How to get ready for test day
- 01Find your test centre
Search above or browse your province to find the exact centre where your test is booked.
- 02Drive the practice route
With a supervising driver, drive it a few times at different times of day to get used to the traffic.
- 03Learn your province's rules
Read how road tests work in your province: what's tested, how it's marked and what happens if you don't pass.
- 04Check your test-day list
Use our road test day checklist for documents, vehicle checks and what to expect at the centre.
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More help for your road test
Road test day checklistWhat to bring, what the examiner checks, and what happens during and after the test, province by province.
Ontario G2 road test pass ratesPass rates for G2 road tests at DriveTest centres across Ontario.
Ontario G road test pass ratesPass rates for full G road tests at DriveTest centres across Ontario.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to use the site?
Using Canada Drive Test Routes is free. Road test fees are set by each province (or, in Alberta, by each registry agent) and are paid to them when you book or check in.
How do I book my road test?
Book through your province's testing body. Each province page explains how booking works there and links to the official booking page.
Can I drive the practice route on a learner's licence?
Yes, as long as you follow your learner's licence rules. Every province requires a qualified supervising driver with learners, and some also limit night driving or passengers. Your province page lists the rules.
What do I need to bring to my road test?
It depends on your province, but you always need your own safe, insured and registered vehicle, your licence or permit, and your vehicle documents. Our road test day checklist covers each province.
How up to date is the information?
Each centre page shows the date its details were last checked and lists the official sources used. Offices move and rules change, so always confirm with your appointment confirmation.