I have my G2 and I probably want to get started on finishing my G. I've done maybe two hours with the instructor on the freeway with my G1 because everything else was easy and freeway is relatively simple as well. Just curious for those who have their G, how many hours do you need to submit (which is what I've been told) to let them take you on the G2 exit exam? Because I really haven't done any hours but it's almost been a year since I got my G2.
Oh and I also wanted to ask where you guys took the exam because unless it is ball-crushingly hard at Metro locations, I sure as hell don't want to drive to Algonquin or whatever to do it.
How many hours? If you do it online, you get a drop down list, and you choose how often you've been on the highway.
I THINK.
I took my G test at Port Union. Relatively easy, with a surprise that I could have screwed up (merged highway ramp entry).
All it is is basically a quick recap of the stuff you did at the beginning of your G2 test: driving around a residential neighbourhood, parallel parking, three point turn, and getting onto a main street.
Then you go straight to the highway, where you're pretty much going on the ramp, merging, staying on that lane you merged on, change lanes (per the examiner's instructions), exit where the examiner tells you to, go back on the highway, do another lane change (again, per their instruction), and return to the test centre.
My test took about 20-30 minutes, but time flew by pretty fast. There were a few things I screwed up on ultimately, but I still got a pass. At this point, from what I feel, they base the test 40/60 on skill and your level of comfort on the highway.
