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| Agent_J |
| What have been your experiences with these 3 driving centres or what have you heard about them :) ? |
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| rabbitjoker |
| Just learn how to drive and you won't have a problem. |
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| Funkyfun |
one piece of advice...don't sweat it if the outcome is not to ur liking as failing people for no good reason is almost a norm in GTA region these days...
Good luck :) |
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| Callie5 |
I HATE TO BE THE ONE TO TELL YOU, BUT...
They evaluate the same, there is no easy way out...
Depends on where you are comfortable. That's the most important thing. I got my G2 @ Victoria Pk/Lawrence, and I got my G in Oshawa.
Try to get an appointment in a lower volume traffic area and at a non peak driving time.
Practise, get to know the area, stay calm, think, don't forget to breathe.
Good Luck ;) |
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| goodnet |
| I'm rather surprised at the answers, I would have actually thought there would be an "easier" center to take the G2 exit at! Thanks for the information, guys. heh. Scheduled my G2 exit at Oakville in December. |
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| dEsidEL |
of those 3 .. as long as it's not Terrace ..
Moningside is alrite
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| Fir3start3r |
Personally I don't see the cop-out reasoning...
I wouldn't want you on the road if I knew you should have failed :mad:
But like RJ says, just study your book, use some common sense, look ahead and watch for the other guys.
You'll do great! :D |
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| Nemireck |
It's out of your way, but Brampton is a good place to go because it's a private property course. Low traffic volume too, so you shouldn't get nervous.
On a slightly related note... my friend recently went for his G2, and failed because he came to a stop sign at a 4-way stop to make a right, a bus was stopping at the sign to his right... so he began to turn, AFTER he had completed the turn, the Bus turned their flashing lights on. And my friend failed the test for failing to stop for a bus with the flashing lights on. |
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