QuestionI've already taken the driving test twice and failed. I believe i can drive and control the car safely, but for some reason, i keep comitting stupid mistakes at the examination. The first time i failed was because i came to a full stop making a right turn on a green light. Today (march 18), I made a left turn infront of someone who had the right of way. Do you have any tips so that I stop making such idiotic mistakes. I mean, what do DMV examiners look for exactly. DO they want a completely defencive driver, or do they want someone who takes intiative? Do you have any tips on relaxing at the test? I always get very nervous and intimidated.
Another question i wanted to ask was; what exactly is the rule on making a left turn on a green light into a two way street. Can you enter the intersection to wait for oncoming cars to pass before you make the turn, or do you have to wait behind the line until everything is clear?
My last question is about the scoring of the behind the wheel test. What do the numbers mean and how do you know how many mistakes you've made? Thanks for your time and i await your response.
AnswerEveryone makes mistakes. Just drive the way you were taught and do not be afraid. I recommend reading this web site and reading your handbook for your state on driving laws.
http://teenadvice.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.idiotsg...
By the way each state has different laws with driving, so I rather not answer any question like the ones listed without knowing your state. Sorry. Good luck and ask follow ups
