Drive Test

When I went to take my test the female dark blonde was rude. I am not sure if it was that I am colored or what. She looked like she was in a bad mood the whole time. She informed me that I only had 9 mistakes out of 15 and still failed me. She just kept giving me a dirty look the whole time I had to look towards her side to turn directions. She was intimidating rude and salty. She didn't even said hello. She was 30 minutes late too. I was not expecting her to be extra nice to me but to treat me like a human being. I left the drive centre crying and nearly having a panic attack. On top of that I am pregnant. Imagine the stress. I never felt so uncomfortable and upset in one day. Please put your workers through sensitivity training. I am sure a lot of people would appreciate it.

I had my test today and like everyone else, I was nervous. Reading all those comments about people at this location being racist had me worried. Tim was the one who tested me and I don't believe he's racist. Driving on the road is about being responsible. I made a few minor mistakes, however I was driving carefully and responsibly. Can you imagine being an instructor? It's about putting your life at risk on a daily basis. I really appreciate Tim because a driving license should be earned and not just given away.

The testers are only there to make sure your ability is up to the required standards of the MTO. They are not deducting marks based on anything else. STOP posting that they are biased based on your ethnicity. Do not expect to drive from the GTA to Walkerton, where you have, at most, 1 hour of practice, then get upset because you messed up and failed. Car loads of people have been driving from Toronto to Clinton for at least 20 years. Passing the G2 there in no way shows that you will be able to drive in, say, Mississauga.

did both my g2 and g here and its pretty awesome and the desk ladies are always so nice

I passed my Class G test here. Highly professional road test instructors and in-office staff members.