The Mississauga DriveTest Centre is located at 255 Longside Dr, Unit 8, Mississauga ON L5W 1L8 — in the Meadowvale area of northwest Mississauga, a busy commercial and industrial corridor. The centre handles road tests, knowledge tests, motorcycle tests, and commercial vehicle tests for the Peel Region and Mississauga west.
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.
Reported pass rates (unofficial): G2 ~48%* · G ~57%* — among the tougher GTA centres. *Unofficial — reported by third-party sites, not published by DriveTest or the MTO.
Always verify current hours at drivetest.ca before visiting.
Map & Directions
What to Bring
Before visiting Mississauga 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DriveTest and the MTO do not publish official routes — the maps and steps below reflect roads commonly associated with tests at this Meadowvale centre based on the local road network and test-taker reports. Study aid only.
Exit lot onto Longside Dr → Derry Rd W (60 km/h, busy commercial arterial)
Derry Rd W to Mavis Rd (60 km/h, multi-lane, signal-controlled intersections)
Mavis Rd south toward Britannia Rd W — complex lane selection at major intersections
Residential crescents in the area — parallel park, 3-point turn, stop-sign compliance
Return via Longside Dr
Key Skills to Practise
Multi-lane arterials (Derry / Mavis / Hurontario) — confident lane selection, signal early, check mirrors and blind spot continuously.
High-density GTA traffic — maintain speed, don't hesitate; hesitation on busy arterials is penalized at this centre.
Residential maneuvers — parallel park within 30 cm of the curb, smooth 3-point turn within road width.
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 (Derry Rd W → Mavis Rd → Britannia Rd W arterials)
Merge onto Hwy 401 — one of Ontario's busiest; build to 100 km/h on the on-ramp, confident merge
Or merge onto the QEW — high-speed Mississauga section; maintain 100 km/h, multiple lane changes
Exit and return via surface roads to Longside Dr
Key Skills to Practise
Hwy 401 merge (G only) — accelerate fully on the on-ramp; do not yield at the merge point on a 100 km/h highway.
QEW section — maintain highway speed, signal every lane change, check blind spots continuously.
Off-ramp exit — move right well in advance, decelerate on the ramp only.
What roads are commonly used near the Mississauga DriveTest Centre? +
Roads commonly used near this Meadowvale centre include Derry Rd W, Mavis Rd, Britannia Rd W, and Hurontario St — all busy, wide multi-lane arterials in northwest Mississauga. Residential streets in the area are used for parallel parking and the 3-point turn. DriveTest and the MTO do not publish official routes.
What makes the Mississauga DriveTest Centre one of the harder GTA locations? +
High-density commercial and industrial traffic on Derry Rd, Mavis Rd, and Hurontario St requires confident, assertive lane changes. Hesitation on multi-lane arterials is commonly cited as a failure point. Reported G2 pass rates (~48%) are among the lower in the GTA.
Is there a highway portion at the Mississauga DriveTest Centre? +
Yes, for the standard G road test. The G test includes Hwy 401 and/or the QEW. Note: as of late 2025, the G test is temporarily modified and does not include highway driving at full-time centres. G2 testers do not use 400-series highways.
What is the pass rate at the Mississauga DriveTest Centre? +
Reported G2 pass: approximately 48% and G approximately 57% — below the provincial average. These are third-party reported figures — not published by DriveTest or the MTO.
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 Mississauga 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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