Kirkland Lake DriveTest Centre is at Kirkland Lake Shopping Centre, 150 Government Rd W, P2N 2E9, in the historic gold mining town of northeastern Ontario. Government Rd is the main arterial used in the road test, with Duncan Ave and Station Rd providing secondary streets. The standard G test uses Hwy 66 (which links to Hwy 11) for the highway segment.
Kirkland Lake is a remote northern centre — winter road conditions are demanding and snowfall is heavy. No published pass rates have been found for this centre.
Always verify current hours and availability at https://drivetest.ca before visiting.
Map & Directions
What to Bring
Before visiting Kirkland Lake DriveTest Centre, make sure you have the required documents and payment. Requirements vary by test type but typically include two pieces of government-issued ID, proof of Ontario residency, and the test fee. For road tests, bring a roadworthy vehicle with valid plates, registration, and insurance.
Check the official DriveTest Ontario website for the complete and current list of required documents: https://drivetest.ca.
G2 & G Test Route Guide
DriveTest and the MTO do not publish official routes — the maps and steps below reflect roads commonly used near the Kirkland Lake centre based on the local road network and test-taker reports. Study aid only.
Government Rd W to Duncan Ave — main arterial through Kirkland Lake at 50 km/h
Station Rd / Government Rd area — residential streets for parallel park, 3-point turn, stop-sign compliance
Return to 150 Government Rd W
Key Skills to Practise
Government Rd commercial traffic — main street of Kirkland Lake; signal-controlled intersections; signal early, hold lane.
Winter conditions — NE Ontario winters are demanding; practise on snow-covered roads before testing in cold months.
Residential maneuvers — parallel park within 30 cm, deliberate 3-point turn.
Note (late 2025): The G road test is temporarily modified and currently does not include highway driving at this centre. The highway section below describes the standard G test, for when it resumes.
Route Steps (surface roads + highway)
All G2 surface roads above (Government Rd W → Duncan Ave → Station Rd)
Continue on Hwy 66 which links east to Hwy 11 — builds to 80–90 km/h
Highway run with lane changes; return via Hwy 66 and Government Rd
Key Skills to Practise
Hwy 66 / Hwy 11 merge (G only) — accelerate to 80–90 km/h before merging; light traffic.
Highway lane changes — signal, mirrors, blind-spot check, maintain speed.
Winter highway driving — Hwy 66 can be icy in winter; ensure your vehicle and tires are appropriate for conditions.
Where do I park for my test at Kirkland Lake DriveTest? +
The centre is at 150 Government Rd W in Kirkland Lake. Street and lot parking are available in the surrounding area. Arrive 15 minutes early and locate the office before your appointment time.
What roads are used on the Kirkland Lake G2 test? +
The G2 test is expected to use Government Rd W (the main commercial street), Duncan Ave, and residential streets near Station Rd for parking maneuvers and stop-sign compliance. DriveTest does not publish official routes — these are study-aid estimates only.
Does the Kirkland Lake G test include Hwy 66 or Hwy 11? +
The standard G test at Kirkland Lake is expected to use Hwy 66, which connects east to Hwy 11, at 80–90 km/h. As of late 2025, highway driving is temporarily suspended from G tests across Ontario — verify the current format at drivetest.ca before your appointment.
How do winter conditions affect the Kirkland Lake road test? +
Northeastern Ontario winters are demanding — Government Rd and Hwy 66 can be snow-covered or icy from November through April. Tests proceed in most winter conditions, so practise driving on snow-covered roads and ensure your vehicle has proper winter tires before testing in cold months.
Independent resource: LicenceReady is not affiliated with DriveTest Ontario or the MTO. Route maps, pass rate estimates, and tips on this page are study aids only — always confirm test details, hours, and requirements at drivetest.ca.
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