Ontarians waiting for G2 tests and motorcycle licences will now be able to get them, as DriveTest Centres are set to reopen around the province amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
G2 tests and motorcycle licenses, as well as 42 more locations offering commercial road tests will be available on Tuesday.
“As we continue to reopen our economy, resuming driver testing is another way our government is helping people get back to work,” said Caroline Mulroney, Minister of Transportation.
“We are phasing-in these services to ensure important health and safety measures are in place at all DriveTest centres and our staff and customers are fully protected.”
Mulroney said the government has also temporarily extended the expiration date of all driver licenses, in order to lessen the traffic to the centres.
Knowledge tests and licence exchanges and upgrades, which were part phase 1 of reopening, will continue to be available on a first-come, first-serve basis. All those with a birthday between January to June will be able to come in one week, while everyone else between July and December will come the next week.
Those looking for more information can visit the DriveTest website.
As of Friday morning, Ontario reported 39,209 coroanvirus cases with 2,775 total deaths.
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