Driving Test Tomorrow
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From: Joppa, Maryland
Driving Test Tomorrow
ok.. i'm 16 and i'm taking my driver's test tomorrow, and i'm pretty nervous right now.. anyone have any tips for me?
i'm kinda new to the forums, posted a bit in the ranger forum. so, hi all.
thanks,
paul
i'm kinda new to the forums, posted a bit in the ranger forum. so, hi all.
thanks,
paul
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From: Hockley, Tx.
Written test just study more...driving test just try to stay calm and relaxed. Don't forget the small things like using blinkers and not going too slow, which is also against the law in some states.
Good luck
Good luck
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From: B/CS, Texas!!
which test? the written test or the actual driving around test? they are both relatively easy. i only took the written test( actually on a computer) and never drove with the trooper. i took drivers ed so thats why. over here its like 10 minutes of driving i think. you'll pass 
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From: suthern elinoees
Don't get your left and right mixed up...I did but so did everyone else. 
The 1st thing you should do is put on your seatbelt and check all of your mirrors. Easy on the gas and brake, but not TOO easy!
Don't be nervous and good luck!!
The 1st thing you should do is put on your seatbelt and check all of your mirrors. Easy on the gas and brake, but not TOO easy!
Don't be nervous and good luck!!
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From: Michigan
Just remember to keep both hands on the wheel and drive like one of your parents is in the car.Try not to worry to much about the instructor,he just wants to make sure you know what you are doing.
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From: B/CS, Texas!!
Mna, am I glad i didnt have to drive with the instructor or my dad. Whenever my sister was learning, my dad was with her, she got so nervous she ran into a small pole...lol it was funny. (no one got hurt) it was like 5-10mph
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I did all my practicing on my dad's old Pontiac, but on Test Day, they decided to take my mom's Chrysler. Had no idea where the high beam, lights, etc., were, and not very familiar with how the car handled either (completely differently). I passed the test, but that cost me some points. Be familiar with the vehicle you will be driving. Makes things much easier on the nerves.
