The London DriveTest Centre at 4380 Wellington Rd S, south London, ON serves London and the surrounding region. The centre offers road tests, knowledge tests, motorcycle tests, and commercial vehicle tests on behalf of the Ministry of Transportation. South London's road network includes modern roundabouts, which are actively tested at this centre.
Booking is online only at drivetest.ca. Hours: Mon–Fri 7:00 AM–7:00 PM, Sat 8:30 AM–5:00 PM, Sun closed.
Always verify current hours at drivetest.ca before visiting.
Map & Directions
G2 & G Test Route Guide
DriveTest and the MTO do not publish official routes — the maps and steps below reflect roads commonly associated with tests at this centre based on the local road network and test-taker reports. Study aid only.
Exit lot onto Wellington Rd S (60 km/h, main south London arterial)
Navigate roundabouts on Wellington Rd S or nearby roads — yield to traffic already in the circle, signal your exit
Residential streets immediately around the centre — parallel park, 3-point turn, stop-sign compliance
Return via Wellington Rd S
Key Skills to Practise
Roundabout technique — yield to circulating traffic (no stopping if clear), shoulder-check before entering, signal when exiting. Specifically tested at the London centre.
Wellington Rd S speed maintenance — 60 km/h; many test-takers default to 50 km/h out of habit; watch posted signs.
Residential parallel park and 3-point turns — smooth, deliberate maneuvers with full stops before re-entering the flow of traffic.
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 (Wellington Rd S → roundabouts → residential streets)
Merge onto Hwy 401 or Hwy 402 — build to 100 km/h on the on-ramp, lane changes, then exit
Return to centre via Wellington Rd S
Key Skills to Practise
Hwy 401/402 merges (G only) — accelerate to highway speed before the merge point; do not yield at highway speed on the entrance ramp.
Highway lane changes — mirrors every 5 sec, signal, blind-spot check, steady steering at 100 km/h.
Off-ramp exit — signal and move right well before the exit; decelerate on the ramp, not on the highway.
What to Bring
Before visiting London 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.
What roads are commonly used near the London DriveTest Centre? +
Roads commonly used near this south London centre include Wellington Rd S as the main arterial, plus several roundabouts in the area — a distinctive feature of testing in London. Residential streets immediately around the centre are used for parking and turn maneuvers. DriveTest and the MTO do not publish official routes.
How do roundabouts work during the London road test? +
Enter using the lane appropriate for your exit. Yield to vehicles already in the roundabout. Signal right as you approach your exit. Do not signal when entering. London has several roundabouts near the Wellington Rd S centre and they are a tested element — practise them before your test.
Is there a highway portion at the London DriveTest Centre? +
Yes, for the G road test only. The G test includes Hwy 401 and/or Hwy 402. G2 testers do not drive on 400-series highways.
What are the distinctive challenges at the London DriveTest Centre? +
Roundabout navigation — correct lane choice, signalling, and yielding — is the standout challenge at this south London location. Highway merges on Hwy 401 or 402 add another element for G testers.
About these routes: DriveTest and the Ministry of Transportation do not publish official road-test routes, and examiners change them. This guide describes the roads commonly used near the London DriveTest Centre, based on the local road network and reports from test-takers — it is a study aid, not a guaranteed route. Pass-rate figures, where shown, are third-party reported and unofficial. Always follow your examiner's directions on the day.
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