I need advice to pass my behind the wheel driving test.?

Question

I'm about to get my license in a couple days. Can anyone tell me what to expect.

and advice how to pass.

Answer 1

It depends on where you're taking it. When I took it, I only had to back the car between some cones and then drive through a quiet neighborhood. When my daughter took it in a different state, she had to back the car around a corner, parallel park, drive around a neighborhood, and probably some other things that I don't remember. Just to be safe, make sure you can parallel park, that you look both ways before making turns, and that you come to a complete stop when you're supposed to. When you turn, be sure to stay in the lane--don't swing out too far in someone else's lane (even if no one is there) and don't cut to close to the traffic to the left of you when you're making a left turn. Be sure to put on your seat belt and adjust the mirrors before you start the car. Good luck to you.

Answer 2

Expect it to be a quick test. The examiner usually will get an idea of your driving skill in a couple minutes (correctly or incorrectly). They will usually get in the car the same time you do, since you cannot drive to the test. The car should be turned off at this point. Sit down, check the mirrors for adjustment since another person was just driving. Then just follow the examiner's directions and do exactly what they say and only when they say it IF it's allowed legally and is safe to do so.
Start the car when asked and make sure everyone has their seatbelt on before you put the car in drive. If not politely remind them to buckle up. A leisurely pace and smooth motions are the way to go. The safer you make them feel, the better. Good luck!


A couple of quick tips:

Scout out the area where you will be taking the test, if you are unfamiliar with it.

Make sure the car is in good working order, such as brake lights and turning signals are all working.

Answer 3

Just relax don't stress a lot but a little stress is good behind the wheel. Focus on the road and try not to get really nervous, dont get your techer angry or anything either get on his/her's good side, Don't put on the radio. Instructors do not like listen to techno. Put your seat belt on and hold the steering wheel with two hands. Do not have your seat set back as low as it can go.
It really depends on where you're taking your driving test. Different DMVs tend to have different examiners. I know in some areas, they have really really strict examiners while in others, they're more lenient.

Remember to drive at or a few miles below the speed limit. I think if you drive at least 2 miles below the speed limit, it'll be a pretty safe bet.

Don't forget to always check your mirrors and do quick left and right checks at the intersections. The examiner will tell you ahead of time where you'll be turning and what not, so pay attention to the examiner's words along with your driving.

keep your hands at the 10 and 2o'clock position on the wheel, check your mirrors when you execute turns,squeeze in as much paralell parking that you can in a couple of days...leave your cell in the off position and youll be fine
But remember that most importantly to never speed and to not hit anyone. And any time you even feel like you're turning use your blinker. If they tell you to pull to the side of the road you automatically must be prepared for parking on a hill whether it looks like a hill or not. Besides all that though you really just have to be comfortable with what you're doing because that's what really gets you through.
thants really all I could say, just do your best! Hopes this helps....Good Luck I Hope You Get Your Liscence

Answer 4

It really depends on where you're taking your driving test. Different DMVs tend to have different examiners. I know in some areas, they have really really strict examiners while in others, they're more lenient.

Remember to drive at or a few miles below the speed limit. I think if you drive at least 2 miles below the speed limit, it'll be a pretty safe bet.

Don't forget to always check your mirrors and do quick left and right checks at the intersections. The examiner will tell you ahead of time where you'll be turning and what not, so pay attention to the examiner's words along with your driving.

Don't be too nervous. If you've been practicing how to drive for a while now, you should be fine.

Good luck!

Answer 5

Relax, take a deep breath, and believe in yourself. pay attention, Look around. be observant. be Patient. be confident.
Kids today are pretty adept in video games and multitasking, so driving should be a breeze, but don't get cocky. Remember, you cannot control the other guy. Be courteous. Stick close to the speed limit. Not too fast, and not too slow. Read the road signs, watch for yield and stop signs. yield when merging, but merge, don't stop halfway. Pass carefully, and use signals.

Answer 6

Relax and drive the best that you can. But remember that most importantly to never speed and to not hit anyone. And any time you even feel like you're turning use your blinker. If they tell you to pull to the side of the road you automatically must be prepared for parking on a hill whether it looks like a hill or not. Besides all that though you really just have to be comfortable with what you're doing because that's what really gets you through.

Answer 7

-make sure you always look in you view mirrors while driving
-buckle up, and know where you signals and light turn on
-know how to park up hill and down hill
-go up to speed of 20 mph and stop quickly with out locking you brakes
-know how to back up slowly
-be able to explain how to start or stop driving "brake, park, key, etc."
-make a 3 point turn
-park between the cones
-use turn signals about 150feet before the turn
-watch closely for pedestians and stop when you have to

Practice with someone who recently got a licence

Answer 8

Don't put on the radio. Instructors do not like to listen to techno. Put your seat belt on and hold the steering wheel with two hands. Do not have your seat set back as low as it can go. Do not ask the driving instructor if he would like a sip from your flask. Follow my steps and you will have great success.

Answer 9

1st get a good nights sleep. Don't be nervious, make sure to check the car mirrors. adjust your seat. remember what you studied and practiced. You can expect to be a little anxious take it easy think positive and you will pass
Magoo

Answer 10

do not talk or have the radio on,,,,,,drive alert and careful and watch for the school buse red lights ,,as you have to stop for them,,stay way behind a school bus when driving as they make alot of stops,,they will put there yellow caution lights on first to warm people they will be stopping,,good luck