Fort Frances G route map

Check your blind spots more, check your blind spots more, check your blind spots more - important things said three times.
The whole route is simple, just pay attention to the road signs and make sure to drive at the speed limit.

Route explanation:
1. Park your vehicle on the street in front of the DriveTest entrance, go to the front desk to enter your personal and vehicle information, get a small slip, return to your car and wait for the examiner. Usually the test won't start on time, so be patient waiting for the examiner.
2. Red zone: The examiner will take you around this city area in circles, mainly testing your driving habits and blind spot checks when turning.
3. Green zone: Driving on city roads, just one main avenue. Pay attention to traffic lights, signs, and your own speed, and check your three mirrors often.
4. Blue zone: From here you go directly onto the highway. Pay attention to the speed limit and check your three mirrors often.
5. Yellow zone: This is the end of the highway. There will be two signs standing up, and the instructor will direct you to turn right into this parking lot, then return the same way back to the DriveTest center.

The examiners at this test center are generally pretty nice, and most people pass the G test easily as long as you're not too far off.
If you need a recommendation for a Chinese instructor in Thunder Bay, you can poke the little assistant