What questions or what do they tell you to do in a behind the wheel test?

Question

Could someone tell me whats involved in the behind the wheel test?What should I know.I need help real quick.

Answer 1

1. Turn on the emergency lights
2. Push the break
3. Show where the emergency break is
4. Turn on the windshield wipers
5. Turn on the defroster/heater/airconditioning
6. Push the horn
7. Adjust the seats.
8. Roll down the windows
9. Lock the doors.

after that your off on your driving test. They take you to a residential area first then a busy street.

In the residential area they have you:
1.Go through two way and four way stops.
2.Have you park, turning off the car, turning the car on, then backing up in a straight line
3.They Make sure you don't go over 25 MPH

In the busy streets:
1. Change Lanes, make sure you look over your shoulder when you turn right or left and check your sideview mirror.
2. Make a left turn at a light
3. Make a right turn at a light
4. Make sure your not going over/under the speedlimit
5. Make sure you don't keep your eyes straight ahead at all times, they want you to look to your side at times, and in your mirrors at times. Keeping your eyes on all parts of the road.
6. At the end they'll have you park and make sure you park correctly.

Answer 2

The first thing you should do it say good morning to the tester.
The second thing you should do is ask him to put on his seat belt and not to start the car until he has done so. Put on your own seat belt also!!!

After that it depends on what kind of course he takes you on, some places have a closed course in a parking lot that you will have to make a bunch of turns, back up and park and stop kind of stuff, other places take you out into the open road where you will do the same basic things.
Remember to keep both hands on the wheel at ALL times except when shifting gears ( if you take the test in a standard).

Good luck

Answer 3

The driving test examiner isn't going to be talking to you during your drive, except to give you instructions on what to do. Don't drive as normal people drive, drive according to the textbook. Demonstrate to the examiner that you know exactly what you are doing, and you are doing as expected by the law, as if a traffic officer is watching you and waiting with a ticket book. Your ability to drive according to the law is proof enough of your grasp of it. Also, take your time, you get no points at all for "quickness" in your actions, and you could even get booted for it, even though you think you're doing a good job.

Answer 4

There are some main things you should know.
Specifically,

Three-point-turns
angle parking
back in a straight line
back around a corner
downhill park
uphill park
change lanes
parrallel park (although i didn't have to)

Answer 5

Mark is right.
A million yrs ago at my test, I was asked stuff like hand signals, right of way, lane changes and parallel parking.

Answer 6

The person testing you tells you to do certain things while grading how well you do them. (Start the vehicle, turn right at the corner, park up ahead, chage lanes, etc.)