Road tests cancelled at several DriveTest locations for Wednesday

By News Staff

Posted February 28, 2012 5:49 pm.

This article is more than 5 years old.

TORONTO, Ont.- Several DriveTest offices across the province have cancelled road tests for tomorrow due to anticipated bad weather conditions.

Drivers are being asked to check with the DriveTest centre where the test was scheduled to take place to check the status of their appointment.

Updated schedules will also be posted on their website at www.drivetest.ca.

DriveTest centres will remain open and all other services will be offered at their standard operating hours.

Temperatures in the GTA are expected to drop overnight, with snow beginning to fall during the morning commute.  That snow will change to freezing rain later on in the day.

A special weather statement has been issued due to slippery conditions.

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