"It's more of an inconvenience right now because I'm working from home during the pandemic," Hutton said.
So he booked the October appointment and does not want to risk cancelling it in hopes of booking something sooner. The 25-year-old also looked all over southern Ontario, but there was nothing to be had. In Burlington, Kyle Hutton began looking for driving test appointments in late May, but nothing was available until October. But the system forced him to cancel his December appointment first before he was able to look for new dates. With the ministry adding more time slots on a rolling basis, Beckham wanted to move his appointment up. When he looked again a few days later in Hamilton, there was nothing available until mid-December.
Checking every hourīut nothing was available from Orillia to Owen Sound. He didn't book it, but tried to find appointments closer in time but farther afield. The earliest slot was late September in Hamilton. In early June, when he heard driving tests would resume, he tried to book online. The G2 licence would allow him to drive alone and on highways. He said he didn't think much of getting his G2 licence, which requires a road test, until his company began talking about a return to the office in September. That means he must drive with a passenger who has four years driving experience and cannot drive on highways, among other conditions. He got his G1 or beginner's licence just before COVID-19 took hold last year. Long wait for a driving test in N.L.? You're not aloneīeckham moved home to Hamilton last year during the pandemic because Toronto was too expensive.
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