Pay attention to all signs. Don't run yellow lights. Look both ways before making turns. Keep your speed exactly at the limit. Don't let the instructor make you nervous. Try to imagine he's not there.
Pay attention to all signs. Don't run yellow lights. Look both ways before making turns. Keep your speed exactly at the limit. Don't let the instructor make you nervous. Try to imagine he's not there.JustPlainLucas
Give the instructor a nasty look every time he takes off a point. Oh, and if you think they way he marked it was unfair, complain. It worked for my friend. That instructor was a complete Donkey.
the first time i took it my instructor took points off for not turning off the car when she asked me what i would if i was parking the car for the weekend. like i would actually keep the car running for an entire weekend. the DMV sucks
Really, just make sure you dont blow a stop sign or go up a curb. Mine was not too bad except I had to do mine in a city rather than out by me because there were no opens for the rest of the summer, so it was pretty bad driving in the city since I am used to driving out in the country by me, but I only got like 7 points off. I think 3 were for not turning out in the immediate lane...I made a wide turn. And another was I was going more than 5 mph in the parking lot coming back. But the thing was there was a driveway about a quater mile long coming in, so I assumed 10-15mph was ok...oh well. Anyways, good luck!
Pay attention to all signs. Don't run yellow lights. Look both ways before making turns. Keep your speed exactly at the limit. Don't let the instructor make you nervous. Try to imagine he's not there.JustPlainLucas
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Good advice for the most part, if i imagined there was no one with me i would speed. I passed my first time taking the test, only thing he said after we finished he said scan intersections before you cross them instead of going straight through.Â
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