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I had a wonderful experience taking my G test at the Oakville location today. The entire process was smooth, and the staff at the front counter were incredibly polite, helpful, and efficient at check-in.nI especially want to recognize my examiner, Neil. He is truly a wonderful, calming human being. He took the time to completely calm my nerves before we even started the car. On top of being an amazing examiner, Neil also shared some very dear life advice with me during our time together that I will truly carry with me. His gentle approach, wisdom, and reassuring attitude turned a stressful test into an incredibly meaningful experience. If you get Neil, you are in amazing hands! Thank you to the whole team, and a massive thank you to Neil.

I had my G2 test on May 15 with Neil, and it was by far the worst experience I have ever had during a driving test.nTo begin with, he arrived almost an hour late without any apology or acknowledgment of the delay, which caused me significant stress before the test had even started.nFrom the moment the test began, Neil was extremely rude, aggressive, and disrespectful. He repeatedly raised his voice at me, used intimidating body language, and created unnecessary pressure while I was driving. Instead of maintaining a calm and professional testing environment, his behavior made me feel anxious, unsafe, and extremely uncomfortable throughout the entire test.nAt one point, his body language was so aggressive and intimidating that I genuinely felt fearful and physically threatened. No examiner should ever make someone feel that way during a driving test.nThe entire experience became so overwhelming that I felt close to having a panic attack, and I was left crying afterward because of how poorly I was treated. No one taking a driving test should ever be subjected to this kind of behavior.nThis conduct was completely unacceptable for someone working as a driving examiner and dealing with the public. I absolutely do not recommend Neil to anyone, and I will be formally reporting this experience because I do not want others to go through the same treatment. Examiners should be professional, respectful, and capable of creating a safe testing environment, and in this case, that standard was clearly not met.

The g test examiner i had needs to lose his right to test people. it started with him being late, then him arguing with me about how to pronounce my own name.. i've known my name for my entire life I think Id know how to pronounce my own name. Also he said we couldn't start until my dashcam was turnt off. there is no ontario regulation that an exterior dashcam with no audio and no interior visuals has to be turnt off. his negligence wasted another 5 mins. he was rude the entire time. he told me that he can't see my eyes, so i must use my head to show i am looking at blindspots, mirrors, etc, later at the end he proceeded to say he didn't see my eyes move. well how could you when you first stated at the start that you can't see my eyes so you need to rely on my head??? then he proceeds to let me know i mainly failed because i entered the qew at 70km/h when there was 4 massive long trucks blocking my way into entrance at 100, considerng the fact the highway also wasn't even going 100. he claimed it was safer to do over 100km/h and cut off and brake check the truck drivers going 60km/he instead of patiently and safely waiting to merge on with the speed flow of traffic. do not recommend this location and this examiner needs his license removed.

I visited this location to remove the condition of corrective lenses from my license. I waited approximately 15 minutes to be served by a pleasant woman. She was efficient and had me on my way quickly. I visited at 1 pm on a weekday.

I just passed my G licence with Louis as my instructor on the first try, I was so nervous but he immediately put me at ease when he got in the car. He reassured me that it was normal to be nervous but to just do my best, and instructed me to exaggerated my movements i.e. move my head instead of just my eyes when looking around and I would be fine. He gave calm and clear instructions, and constructive feedback once the road test was over.nThe woman at the desk was also lovely and very respectful of the fact that I still have to wear a mask in 2026 :nThe only issue to warn about is the parking lot, I had to drive around for 15 minutes before a drive test parking spot was available so get to the location early before your road test