Im bout to take my road test in 14 hours, got any tips? I go through the training but all i do was watching some vids about kids getting into accidents, and i didnt practice driving that much.
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Im bout to take my road test in 14 hours, got any tips? I go through the training but all i do was watching some vids about kids getting into accidents, and i didnt practice driving that much.
use common sense. don't accelerate or decelerate to fast. use blinkers fully. but most of all use common sense and drive safe, if you have to question if you can make it, dont go for it, remember your in a ton+ car going or will be hit by a car 40+ if you risk "if you can make it"
thx:) but if let say he ask me to get to the right lane to turn next corner, but too many cars and i miss the turn will i fail?Quote:
Originally Posted by V-Opolis
If you can't turn to the right lane, you can't. Tell your tester that. They should not and probably cannot take marks off for that because you would be forced to accelerate quickly and risk your safety to make it, which is worse.
If there is any case where your tester asks you to turn and there is no room, you tell them, that it would be unsafe and you keep driving straight.
I haven't taken it myself but my instructor told me this and it makes sense. I really want to take my road test as well but my parents don't trust my parking skills.
Also remember what to do when parking uphill/downhill/uphillwithout a curb, you may be tested on that.
Other than that, just know they are testing you on how safe you are, not how good your driving is.
i never took lessons, but im sure hell give you plenty of time to get in the lane, and if its not possible he should understand. he knows your new, so more than likely if you need to take a right turn youll be in the right lane the entire time til you take the turn, and when taking the turn he'll tell you to get in the lane necessary for the next turn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Meet2
You should take lessons. Not only will it be informative, boring, and plenty of chicks in the class, but it will also lower your insurance cost.