for Ohio is there three parts to the test? like written, manuverability, and road driving? and is the written part pretty much the same as the written test you had to take to get your permit?
i hope this makes sense lol
So I'm 15 and I have failed my permit test twice. (I know it sounds dumb) The past two times I have taken it, I toke it on the computer like its given. I heard that they offer it on paper and its much easier. It doesn't really matter to me weather I take a test on the computer or paper, but I heard that the questions on paper are easier. Is that true?
what state are you from? it depends on the state i think..?
Sydney, You have failed only because you have not studied properly for the test. Easier does not matter, if you do not do the work, you will not know the answer. The only way to achieve your license is to study. This you can do and will do if it is important to you.
I wish you the best !!
I just passed my written exam for my Texas drivers license, now im going to take the actual driving test.
can someone please list some very important things i need to know to pass this test.
THANK YOU:)
in BC some of the some of the things to remember are signage, lights, stopping at appropriate places and stuff like that
Keep your hand a 10 and 2, signal way before turning, stop just behind stop signs…then creep foward if you can't see, and just relax and drive. It's easy.
Hands at 10 & 2
Always check your mirrors
Never pass the white stop line
Signal atleast 100ft before
and above all
relax
Btw
IF YOU HIT THE CURB WHILE YOU PARALLEL PARK
YOU WILL FAIL
The first thing you will need to know is how to parallel park. They make you do that first. Use a small car if at all possible.
Listen to everything the instructor says. They will more than likely just have you take a small trip through a neighborhood. Use your blinkers and follow all street signs.
Don't forget to buckle up. You will fail if you don't buckle up.
when there is a fire truck, what do i do?
pull over to the right side of the road and let it pass you
this is quick tuturoail
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlhAreo63cQ
A fire truck where and doing what?
pull over as soon as possible to the right side of the road and let it go past you… its the same for fire truck or any emergency vehicle..
follow the truck and you can go through all the red lights
Pull to The RIGHT … as it says in the Book !!! for any Emergency vehicle.
kd.
If the sirens are blaring get out of its way, pull over to right and stop. You could save a life and it is the law
I know you have to have a licenced driver with you but why? Do they ride with you while you take the test or what?
You have to have a licensed driver because the DMV wants to know that you didn't drive the car to the test on your own, thats all.
They wont ride the test with you, they have to step out once the officer comes.
YES THEY RIDE WITH BUT…………………………
ITS BEST IF YOU CONTACT YOUR LOCAL (DMV) DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES OFFICE, THEY WILL BE ABLE TO ANSWER ANY AND ALL OF YOUR QUESTIONS AND AT THE SAME TIME YOU WILL BE GETTING THE CORRECT ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION.
i have my drivers test soon. i need an answer ASAP. i know the one question they will ask is what do you do if a car is coming towards you in your lane? i know you go to the right, but what else is there to say about it? is it more complex than that? thanks! <3
slow down in go on the shoulder
^^
and flash your high beams… your headlights do not have to be on to flash them either
If you mean a car has suddenly moved out to your side,then slow down and stop on the left.If it's a case of a narrow road,obstacle or hill then you should give way.If moving downhill then oncoming vehicle has right of way.I think,been a long time.
Get your foot off of the gas. Slow down. Be prepared to pull off of the road. Be prepared for other emergency manouvering. Honk your horn, flash your lights to warn the other driver. Better to hit a stationary object on the side of the road than the oncomming car. If you HAVE to hit something, try for a glancing blow to minimize the impact.
Avoid the impact: If something is about to occupy your spot — DON'T BE THERE! <g>
If your country normally drives on the right, try finding some spot to the right. (If the other driver finally wakes up, his/her most likely reaction will be to swerve right, so going to the left is bad odds.
However, sometimes, that may be your only option. The object is to avoid a head-on collision, since the impact speed will be the combined speeds of both vehicles — a bad situation.
Hop a curb, find a ditch, whatever it takes to be out of harm's way.
wsulliva
what ever is on the written test is what you face when your driving on the road. i think that,s what your asking.