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taking my driving test tomorrow.

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#1
taking my driving test tomorrow.
The knowledge part. Amy useful tips that will help me pass?
#2
Don't check out the chick driving next to you... Use both hands on the steering wheel for the test only... andd... don't fuck up... Not very easy to do. Hard to fuck shit up...
#3
BooBearSH wrote:
Don't check out the chick driving next to you... Use both hands on the steering wheel for the test only... andd... don't fuck up... Not very easy to do. Hard to fuck shit up...


Thanks. Um, I have to schedule for the drivin portion after I pass the written portion. I need tips for the written portion. Like what distances to remember and stuff.
#4
Distances? There weren't distances on mine. It was all policially correct bullshit. Like, when you come up to a stop light and are in the turn lane, which way should your tires be facing? Straight...(not what I do when I drive, but yeah, that's the answer lol)

Stupid shit like that.

What state?
#5
BooBearSH wrote:
Distances? There weren't distances on mine. It was all policially correct bullshit. Like, when you come up to a stop light and are in the turn lane, which way should your tires be facing? Straight...(not what I do when I drive, but yeah, that's the answer lol)

Stupid shit like that.

What state?


Washington. I'm pretty sure ours gas that one in it too. But I knew that. Or like which way you have to have your wheels facing when your parked uphill. But fir distances they ask like. When should you turn your high beams off when an oncoming car is approaching. Or how many feet should you be when you use your turn signal.
#6
The distance between two power poles, which are placed at 100 ft apart, so... 100ft.

During fog, do you use high beams or low? Low, because high looks up, which is where the majority of the fog is... thus, blinding your dumbass...

Remember signs... I remember a couple of the like child crossing or some shit being on there...

Can't think of any others. IT was for the most part self explanatory. I got a like 95% off reading the book once, no driver's ed. Did the driving test right after, passed, tada. Been driving for five years since...
#7
BooBearSH wrote:
The distance between two power poles, which are placed at 100 ft apart, so... 100ft.

During fog, do you use high beams or low? Low, because high looks up, which is where the majority of the fog is... thus, blinding your dumbass...

Remember signs... I remember a couple of the like child crossing or some shit being on there...

Can't think of any others. IT was for the most part self explanatory. I got a like 95% off reading the book once, no driver's ed. Did the driving test right after, passed, tada. Been driving for five years since...


thanks. I went through the book and wrote down notes throughout.
#8
Easiest test ever.
All you need to do is use common sense, which actually might be hard for most people these days and remember your signs and you will pass and get that license.
#9
Ethan wrote:
Easiest test ever.
All you need to do is use common sense, which actually might be hard for most people these days and remember your signs and you will pass and get that license.


I'm only worried about the written portion.