I do not recommend going here for your M1. If you are looking for a place go to Kingston. I have been studying everything and I have talked to my friend who works for one of these places, and made sure I knew everything. After waiting an hour and a half because this very rule and disrespectful lady messed up my ticket multiple times. I got into the test feeling prepared. I did the test, and “passed” it. The test computer said I got every question right. After I continued waiting for final paperwork to finish my M1, and the same lady says I did not pass. Possibly the computer was wrong, but the disrespect from this woman did not make me feel welcomed, and was a waste of my time. I went straight to Kingston did my M1, and passed first try. Do not go here, unless you want a bad experience. Read Less

I recently attended a road test and would like to raise concerns about my experience with the examiner, whose name I do not recall. During the test, I found that she frequently spoke beyond providing standard instructions, often continuing to talk while I was carrying out the tasks. This made it difficult for me to focus and created confusion, as I was not given the space to respond independently to directions. At the conclusion of the test, I was informed that I had failed because the examiner felt she was “coaching” me. However, I did not request coaching, and I believe the additional commentary contributed to my confusion rather than supporting my performance. I also left the experience feeling concerned about fairness. From my observation that day, it appeared that white candidates were more likely to pass, while several immigrant candidates, including myself, were unsuccessful. I acknowledge this is my personal perception, but I feel it is important to share as part of my experience. I would appreciate it if this matter could be reviewed to ensure that all candidates are assessed consistently and fairly, and that examiners provide clear, concise instructions without unnecessary commentary during the test. Thank you for your attention to this concern. Read Less

GO TO KINGSTON AND IF YOU HAVE A BAD FEELING ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR REQUEST ANOTHER! After scheduling an appointment months before my G2 expired my appointment was canceled due to poor weather. I wasn't informed of the cancelation and showed up in person and was told it was my fault for having booked through a 3rd party website... all my other appointment emails had been from a Drive test email but I understood the mix up. The next available date for an appointment was after my license expired which I pointed out could become an issue but I reluctantly took the appointment and a temporary license extension....it was in fact a problem, fast forward to today. Before the instructor even got to the vehicle I could tell I was in trouble. The instructor did not introduce himself and spoke to me as if he was reading me my Miranda rights and It was clear I had already failed before the vehicle was even on...I was failed for turning right on a red when there was no oncoming traffic. I drove to Kingston had to retake both my G1 and G2 test and was told there was nothing wrong with my driving by the delightful new instructor. I suspect my instructors name was Chuck judging by a similar description and experience outlined in another review I have reposted below. "I had a very bad and awful experience at this place. I did my road test for the G2 license. The examiner(in dark shades) was a rude and inconsiderate old man. Turning right on red is not mandatory but he failed me because I didn’t do that. And to him, my speed was too slow, meanwhile I only went 2km below the 50 and 60 limit. If you see any bald-headed old man with dark shades as your examiner, refuse to take the exam immediately, take an X and reschedule. It’ll save you from the stress. MTO needs to do better in who they give jobs Update: I just heard his name is Chuck. Update: I passed my test with Andrew. Your success really depends on both your skills and who your examiner is" Read Less