Ontarians preparing for their final G-class licence road test may no longer need to prove they can make a three-point turn, execute a parallel parking manoeuvre, or perform an emergency roadside stop. This is part of a temporary plan by the Ontario government to simplify the G-level road test in efforts to reduce a major backlog in testing, primarily caused by pandemic-related restrictions and closures. Dakota Brasier, a spokeswoman for Transportation Minister Caroline Mulroney, says the province will remove some elements from the G test that are also assessed in the lower-level G2 test, such as parallel parking, three-point turns, and roadside stops. The G licence road test, which candidates are eligible to take after passing both the G1 written test and G2 road test, is the final step in Ontario’s graduated licensing system. Brasier says the changes will make the test shorter, which will allow more tests to be …