The Sudbury DriveTest Centre is located at Montrose Mall, 782 LaSalle Blvd, Sudbury ON P3A 4V4 — on the busy LaSalle Blvd commercial corridor in northeast Greater Sudbury. The centre handles road tests, knowledge tests, motorcycle tests, and commercial vehicle tests for Greater Sudbury and the surrounding region.
Booking is online only at drivetest.ca. Verify current hours before visiting — hours vary. If testing Nov–Apr, expect potential winter road conditions.
Pass rates at this centre are not reliably reported in third-party sources. Arrive well-prepared: study the Ontario driver's handbook and practise with free online tests.
Always verify current hours and availability at drivetest.ca before visiting.
Map & Directions
What to Bring
Before visiting Sudbury 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DriveTest and the MTO do not publish official routes — the maps and steps below reflect roads commonly used near the Sudbury centre based on the local road network and test-taker reports. Study aid only.
Exit Montrose Mall onto LaSalle Blvd (60–80 km/h multi-lane arterial) — the main spine of the route
LaSalle Blvd to Notre Dame Ave — signal-controlled; maintain speed and lane position
LaSalle Blvd to Barrydowne Rd — lane changes on the multi-lane arterial
LaSalle Blvd toward Falconbridge Rd area — terrain grades and rock-cut features affect sightlines at some intersections
Residential side streets — parallel park (may be between cones rather than curb), 3-point turn
Key Skills to Practise
LaSalle Blvd speed management — multi-lane at 60–80 km/h; hold lane, signal early, check mirrors consistently.
Rock-cut terrain — Sudbury's geology creates visibility differences at intersections; scan further ahead than usual.
Cone parallel park — some Northern Ontario centres use cones rather than a curb; same technique but different visual reference.
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.
Where can I park at Sudbury DriveTest Centre (Montrose Mall)? +
Free parking is available in the Montrose Mall lot at 782 LaSalle Blvd, P3A 4V4. The mall lot is large — park near the DriveTest entrance and allow time to check in. Arrive 15 minutes early.
What is the hardest part of the Sudbury G2 test? +
LaSalle Blvd is a 60–80 km/h arterial cut through rock terrain. The wide lanes and higher speeds can be disorienting for test-takers used to city driving. Focus on maintaining consistent lane position and scanning far ahead for turning vehicles.
Does the Sudbury G test include highway driving (Hwy 17/69)? +
The standard G route near Sudbury typically includes Hwy 17/69. Note (late 2025): highway driving is temporarily suspended for G tests province-wide — confirm the current format when you book at drivetest.ca.
Will I be asked to do a cone parallel park at Sudbury? +
Cone parallel parking is possible on the G2 test at any Ontario centre, including Sudbury. Practise parking within 30 cm of the curb in a space 1.5 times the length of your vehicle before your test date.
Independent resource. LicenceReady is not affiliated with DriveTest Ontario or the MTO. Route information is for study purposes only and reflects roads commonly used near this centre — not officially published routes. Pass rates are unofficial estimates from third-party sources. Verify all test details at drivetest.ca.
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