Hope everything is going well, are you studying for the test a lot?
(incase you lost the link - http://www.getreadytopass.com/roadsigns.html )
(incase you lost the link - http://www.getreadytopass.com/roadsigns.html )
In addition to the study session, you are also getting some great free advice today to help you get ready. Please follow along:
Oh man. It's today. Your palms are sweaty and your face just broke out because you're so stressed. You get to drive with a complete stranger, watching your every move and judging you to see if you are worthy of a drivers license. Oh man, oh man, oh man.
Hey, don't worry. You can do this!
The road test is the last hurdle you'll have to clear to get your driver's license. The testing officer will ride with you in your vehicle and will assess the skills you've learned and practiced. It can be nerve-wracking, sure, but if you've studied carefully and practiced sufficiently you should be well prepared for this. And no, it's not a good idea to bring your Rules of the Road pamphlet with you for quick, easy reference during the test, even though you really want to. Reading during driving is discouraged.
Your examiner will go through a short routine before you hit the road, making sure that your signals and brake lights are working properly. Double-check these before you leave home. This would be a bad time to find out that your rear tail light is busted so you have to reschedule.
Once you're under way remember to use your signals at all appropriate times. You will also likely be asked to use hand signals to ascertain whether you know how to use them if.... Read Full Article >>
Hey, don't worry. You can do this!
The road test is the last hurdle you'll have to clear to get your driver's license. The testing officer will ride with you in your vehicle and will assess the skills you've learned and practiced. It can be nerve-wracking, sure, but if you've studied carefully and practiced sufficiently you should be well prepared for this. And no, it's not a good idea to bring your Rules of the Road pamphlet with you for quick, easy reference during the test, even though you really want to. Reading during driving is discouraged.
Your examiner will go through a short routine before you hit the road, making sure that your signals and brake lights are working properly. Double-check these before you leave home. This would be a bad time to find out that your rear tail light is busted so you have to reschedule.
Once you're under way remember to use your signals at all appropriate times. You will also likely be asked to use hand signals to ascertain whether you know how to use them if.... Read Full Article >>
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Thanks again for your interest ...., and make it a great day today!
The Get Ready To Pass team.
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