Yes, there are several time-saving strategies to efficiently prepare for your Ontario G test. Focus on practicing core components tested during the exam—such as highway driving, lane changes, merging, parallel parking, and emergency stops—by following a structured practice route similar to those used by examiners. Booking a session or two with a licensed driving instructor familiar with local test routes can accelerate your readiness and correct any bad habits. Use mock tests or driving simulation videos for quick refreshers and mental rehearsal. If you’re upgrading from a G2 and already have significant driving experience, concentrate on refining advanced driving skills and confidence in highway conditions. Study the MTO Driver’s Handbook selectively to refresh rules, especially around signage, right-of-way, and road safety protocols. Efficient, focused practice over several short sessions is more productive than cramming in long, last-minute drives.