How do you pass your road test for drivers license?
So I'm 19 and I haven't gotten my license yet. But I recently went to the DMV and was going to take my road test but automatically failed because of a crack on the windshield which is understandable. The car that I took wasn't mine it's a friends car, it was my choice to take it because it was small and I don't have another car that is small. I only can use the Honda Odyssey and that car is big and hard to parallel park and reverse park. I guess I need more practice. But I don't know what to do, I do ask my mom if I can go practice but she gives an attitude and rolls her eyes at me. Then tells me I don't need it. Before I went on the first road test she kept telling me to practice and that I needed a license. So I don't understand my mom she acts really weird. I just wish I had more supportive people around. I'm the oldest and my stepdad doesn't give a s*** about my license he didn't even care about me failing or asking if I want to go practice.
Actually you did not fail. You were not allowed to take the test due to the condition of the vehicle, but that is different than failing.
Seeing as you have little family support, you may want to talk to a driving school about a few practice sessions and taking the test in their car
Use the opportunity available to you to practice using the vehicle in which you will be tested. That's it.
And what would you like us to do for you? Tell you what, you can come over and practice driving in my SUV. Oh wait, that's too big for you.
"How do you pass your road test for drivers license?"
I showed up on the Saturday after I turned 16, took the test on the computer, easily passed it. Didn't study or anything, everything is basically common sense. Then I took the driving test in my mom's 1988 Dodge Caravan (this was back in the early/mid 90's) easily passed, Got my license. It's not rocket science. Getting your license in this country (U, S,) is absurdly easy, which is reflected in the standard of driving we're subjected to.
If it were up to me. You'd have to take your driving test with a manual transmission (unless you have a physical disability). Concepts like lane discipline and knowing how a car works would be emphasized more than they are now.
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