EPTThe point is, do you guys have any advice for me? Sorry if this isn't blog appropriate by the way. Thanks in advance!
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kb.RepulsE
China124 Posts
The point is, do you guys have any advice for me? Sorry if this isn't blog appropriate by the way. Thanks in advance! | ||
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selboN
United States2523 Posts
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paper
13196 Posts
The only thing that killed me were 'traffic checks' -_-
Even though I did these things, if they're not obvious to the tester, they'll mark off points, so slightly exaggerate your defensive driving techniques but don't overdo it :< edit: I'm from Cali so I don't know how different it is :3 | ||
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vRoOk
United States1024 Posts
THERES ALWAYS ONE its like autofail.. Other than that just look up what they grade u on adn as long as your not a shitty driver you'll do fine  A big thing is make sure you fully stop at stop signs.. and don't accelerate too fast. | ||
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illu
Canada2531 Posts
On February 02 2010 07:48 selboN wrote: ....People fail Driver's License tests there? I went with 40 people to take my driver's license test the day I turned 16 and not one person failed. The test for us was all common sense and some mild math (stopping distances/reaction time). Anyways, GL man you should be able to ace it. It depends on where you took the test. Frankly, the passing rate is inversely proportional to the number of traffic accidents. | ||
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Catch]22
Sweden2683 Posts
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Amnesia
United States3818 Posts
As for mine, the first thing the instructor (some chilled out old dude) said when he came in was "I was in your shoes once, I'm not going to fail you, just relax and you'll be fine." Pretty lucky I didn't get some dick who would fail me if I made a single mistake, but what you need to do is check the mirrors, be aware of your surroundings, and all the important stuff. I mean, tbh it's all common sense. | ||
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omfghi2u2
United States831 Posts
A bit confusing, but what I am saying is don't just glance, but make an emphasis that you are looking by making your head turning huge. (if that makes sense) Also, the reason why I didn't pass my first time was because I was inpatient. So when you take your test, just wait till ALL the cars are gone. Then make your turn. Because all it takes is just one car to fuck you up! Good luck! | ||
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vRoOk
United States1024 Posts
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
On February 02 2010 07:52 paper wrote: Even though I did these things, if they're not obvious to the tester, they'll mark off points, so slightly exaggerate your defensive driving techniques but don't overdo it :< I'm planning to take my drivers license soon and just that was one of the first things my dad told me lol. Taking the license is not about if you can drive or not. | ||
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70107
Belgium18 Posts
On February 02 2010 07:45 kb.RepulsE wrote: So I just turned 16 a few days ago. I'm looking to get my drivers license because...well frankly, I really do need one. I live in Oregon and I'm taking it at a place where of the 6 people I've talked to, only 1 hasn't passed their first time. Now I really want to pass my first try because Oregon has a stupid law where if you're under 16, you have to wait 1 month after a failure. The point is, do you guys have any advice for me? Sorry if this isn't blog appropriate by the way. Thanks in advance! Dude, this is what driver's ed is for. Honestly, if you don't crash the car, don't do a drive by during the test and always follow the rules of the road, you should be fine. Of course, you seem like the type of person who might think it's funnier to show the cop how to use the e-brake while turning to prove that you're not drunk during the test... | ||
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Audigy
United States200 Posts
i worried about it also back when i did it and ended up passing the written and driving portions my first tries. just take the practice tests you can find all over the internet for free, they helped me a lot for the written part, and also just get your parents to let you drive now and then until you are comfortable enough to take the driving portion. | ||
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Kyuukyuu
Canada6263 Posts
then I almost ran over someone as I left the parking lot >_> passed anyway though, so it doesn't really matter | ||
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wussleeQ
United States3130 Posts
There are two reasons why choosing the "easier" DMV is a better choice. 1. Confidence boost. Knowing you are going to have a higher chance of passing = confidence. Confidence is really important when driving. If you are a nervous wreck, it will show in your driving especially if you aren't that great of a driver already. 2. The test might actually be in fact easier. Traffic, the course they take you through and the instructors can be more lax at one area. Another tip is to sign up for your test at around 9ish in the morning or so. With this, traffic will be at a minimum and you won't have to worry as much about that. | ||
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kb.RepulsE
China124 Posts
On February 02 2010 09:38 wesleyq wrote: Ask all your friends where the easiest DMV to go to is. In my case, I went to a DMV 15 minutes away but everyone said it was easy. There are two reasons why choosing the "easier" DMV is a better choice. 1. Confidence boost. Knowing you are going to have a higher chance of passing = confidence. Confidence is really important when driving. If you are a nervous wreck, it will show in your driving especially if you aren't that great of a driver already. 2. The test might actually be in fact easier. Traffic, the course they take you through and the instructors can be more lax at one area. Another tip is to sign up for your test at around 9ish in the morning or so. With this, traffic will be at a minimum and you won't have to worry as much about that. Yeah I made sure to go the easiest DMV haha. Like I said, everyone I've talked to except one person has passed their first time there. And unfortunately, I'm already scheduled at 3:20 which isn't terrible right? | ||
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The6357
United States1268 Posts
"EMERGENCY STOP" 1.right blink (do not turn ur hazard on at this point) 2.pull over/stop 3.put gear in park 4.turn your hazard on 5.you can turn your car off 6.check your side mirror and ask the dude if he want you to open the door or something. 7.don't forget to untie your seat belt if you have to open the door or something | ||
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
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seRapH
United States9757 Posts
if we fail, we need to wait 2 months. and the age is 17, not 16. and we need it just as much (to put it into context, there are about 6 farms within ten minutes, one of them grows grass). | ||
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duckett
United States589 Posts
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Humbug
United States264 Posts
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xmShake
United States1100 Posts
On February 02 2010 13:23 Humbug wrote: Does anyone know how hard the written portion is? I'm sure it's different state to state but yeah... (living in CA here..-__-) If you study the pamphlet its amazingly simple. | ||
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Warrior Madness
Canada3791 Posts
1. Mirror 2. Signal 3. Blindspot Don't you have a driving school you can go to? | ||
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seRapH
United States9757 Posts
On February 02 2010 13:24 xmShake wrote: If you study the pamphlet its amazingly simple. if you read english its amazingly simple. assuming you do have at least 40% of the average person's common sense. | ||
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kb.RepulsE
China124 Posts
On February 02 2010 13:49 Warrior Madness wrote: MSB everytime you change lanes or turn. 1. Mirror 2. Signal 3. Blindspot Don't you have a driving school you can go to? I thought you signal first then check mirrors? | ||
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
On February 02 2010 13:56 kb.RepulsE wrote: I thought you signal first then check mirrors? mirror signal mirror blindspot change lane you first check mirror to see if it's possible to change lanes then you signal to indicate your desire to change lanes check mirror to see if it's possible to change lanes check blind spot to see if it's safe to change lanes That's how I learned it 6 years ago at least | ||
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