You Can Pass Your Driving Test Even If You Can’t Park Your Car
Imagine the following situation: you practice driving for months, and now you are feeling confident enough to take the driving test. You go to your local DMV office, wait in line and start the test.
During the test everything feels great: you signal, you make smooth turns, you make an excellent parallel parking, you stop at stop signs and go at green lights. Your feeling is that the license is in your hands.
But when the test ends, the examiner says "Sorry, you didn’t pass". "Why is that?", you ask. "Too many unnecessary stops and wrong lane usage".
I know many people who made those mistakes on the driving test, and there are plenty. They blame everyone for their failure but themselves. In reality, the only problem is them.
Even examiners complain about driving students who cannot use the proper lane while turning
When asked about the test, most people feel for sure that they are going to pass. However, the truth is far from that.
You may not know that, but over 50% of Americans fail their first driving test, and other countries have much worse statistics. When I first heard that, I was as shocked as you are shocked right now. What didn’t shock me is that the ones who passed got their license because they were prepared and skilled enough. That means that all these 50% come without the skills for the test!
That lead me into one conclusion: for the driving test - you need to come prepared.
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