Commented 15 years ago2009-05-28 02:21:11 UTCComment #51866
Well I made it farther than I did last time, last time the woman just aborted it halfway through because I'd already gotten two criticals. This time I was given not one, not two, but THREE chances to back up in a straight line next to the curb, and failed every time, eventually hitting the curb.
Commented 15 years ago2009-05-28 03:13:49 UTCComment #51875
Maby the problem is that your parents drive skills suck? And maby teaching it to another skills even more? And do you know, getting driving lessons from your parents will give you allot of outdated information and rules. Also your gonna copy their bad habbits ...
I dont get the country's where you can get lessons from your parents. Its really crap. We, here in holland, pay 35 euro's per lesson from a person who drives a car for over 10 years. Also the instructor got already 35 years of teaching experience. Its much better
Commented 15 years ago2009-05-28 03:52:17 UTCComment #51862
Way to imply his parents suck.
Some could argue your parents are the BEST people to teach you at least the basics of driving. Other than yourself they're the most likely to know how confident you are on the road and what should be done to improve it. And after so many years of driving themselves they too will have a lot of experience.
Commented 15 years ago2009-05-28 03:53:30 UTCComment #51860
Public schools also offer free after-school driving courses. It's not always learned by parents. I don't know if you have something like this in Holland, but in the US, you have to get a "learner's permit" a year before you get your liscence(at least, before you're 18). The learner's permit allows you to drive under a curfew with someone who already has their liscence. During this year is when people drive with their parents, to hone in on what they've already learned.
Commented 15 years ago2009-05-28 06:52:11 UTCComment #51871
its duh stress...i was lucky...just scraped by on my driving test...even though i FAILED an entire section...my motorcycle test went much better...i only got a single mark on that for slipping into nutral by accident
Commented 15 years ago2009-05-28 16:21:50 UTCComment #51870
Also examine and estimate. KNOW the car you're driving. How much space do I have that I can't really see? If it's your parents car I'd hope you know it, if it's a DOT car of the sort, it's probably a Chevy Impala or Mitsubishi Galant.
Srry, by actually making it to the test you've outdone my efforts... twice. >_>
I am so awesome.
I dont get the country's where you can get lessons from your parents. Its really crap. We, here in holland, pay 35 euro's per lesson from a person who drives a car for over 10 years. Also the instructor got already 35 years of teaching experience. Its much better
Some could argue your parents are the BEST people to teach you at least the basics of driving. Other than yourself they're the most likely to know how confident you are on the road and what should be done to improve it. And after so many years of driving themselves they too will have a lot of experience.
And his name isn't Maby. O:
I don't know if you have something like this in Holland, but in the US, you have to get a "learner's permit" a year before you get your liscence(at least, before you're 18). The learner's permit allows you to drive under a curfew with someone who already has their liscence. During this year is when people drive with their parents, to hone in on what they've already learned.
Edit: beaten by Strider.
Obviously I just suck at driving tests.
You're guaranteed to pass next time if you follow my advice.