But wait! Rmember: even after all of this, the examiner will not ask you to buckle up! *You must remember to buckle yourself before starting the car or its an auto fail*
good luck to everyone doing the test. As long as you study and practice it should be pretty simple. Don’t let your nerves get the better of you. You got this!
If you’re taking the test always go on a Monday like I did there were around a good hundred or 200 people taking their driving test each driving test lasted about five minutes or less. My chest consist of normal uses of all the vehicles mechanics the only driving part consisted of backing out on the opposite side of traffic in a parking lot parking with the front end forward stopping quickly within 50 m and performing a turn. Make sure when you do your driving test you complement the driving instructor. Ask them how their days going and even if you want to pretend to be something or not because what people don’t like talking about is that the end of the day they had their own personal thoughts and opinions and if they don’t like you, they’ll just fail youand it may be illegal but how are you going to prove that you didn’t failed because you made a mistake there’s no cameras that’s always why you please whoever you need to please get what you want and they suck in the moment but it’s worth it
My instructor seemed SO disappointed in me for my whole test from the second he sat in my car. At the end he went on a tirade on how I messed up on like five different things and was basically yelling at me, the very last thing he said to me before getting out of the car was “OKAY…now follow me inside so we can get a photo for your license.”
Sometimes they can also throw trick "questions" in there. My mom knew this girl who took her driving test and the instructor told her to go down a one way road. The girl told the instructor that they couldnt but the instructor insisted. She went down the road but got marked for going down a one way street not realizing that the instructor was testing her resistance to peer pressure
Isn't he an instructor? He instructed her to do something and she did it. How does that make someone fail. She should just not turn on the car next time when the instructor asks because if she did then that is submitting to peer pressure omg.
not only that, but they may also ask trick questions like telling you to park somewhere you can't park ( for example, outside a garage door ) and you have to tell your instructor that you can't park there. stay safe
It's probably different in different places but on my test the instructor told me at the beginning that there wouldn't be trick questions and there weren't any
my instructor told me to park in the blue spot, i said “you want me to park in the disability spot?” he goes “What did I just tell you? Yes park in the disability spot” Bro had a attitude from the start too.
Mine had me drive up a 2 way road that turns into an oncoming 1 way road at a T intersection. Thankfully I had overheard another student at my school mention this weeks before and was ready to turn left instead of going straight. Of course the signs were very obvious. The test itself was way too easy though, literally a short drive around the block and backing into one parking spot, about 5 minutes total, literally didn't check any of the stuff in this video.
@@endurosender in germany we habe 4 Differend classes for motorcicles ,each with a compleately New theoratical and practical driving test xD i think that says anough about our country
When I took my driving test it was 1. Check the car before getting in for damage 2. Get in the car and put on your seat belt 3. Turn on the car fully 4. adjust your seat and mirrors 5. Maker sure you have no check engine light 6. Make sure turn signal is working 7. Road test
Best advice I could give to someone taking their test is to not stress. You know how to drive. My first test I was so stressed I ran a stop sign 🤣 the next one I passed and the instructor made sure to say “we are gonna turn right at the STOP sign”
@@alesspzzOkay so I passed mine today and here’s my tips. Stay smooth on the gas the entire time stopping and starting, don’t scare the instructor or you will fail. Never assume you have the right of way, don’t go over the speed limit at least for me even as little as 1 over would be an automatic fail. At a intersection decide At which point you won’t be able to stop if the lights turn yellow cause if you go through the yellow unnecessary that’s a fail. Always check blind spot when switching lanes, don’t cut any vehicles off.
IS THIS ALL THEY DO?? I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST SOME STARTING PROTOCOL IDK BRO THATS SO EASY Edit: alr im sry i did not know and was going of this video its not that easy
Little tips/reminders for the driving test. 1. You can recite all you're doing before starting the car so the examiner sees you have a safety routine 2. Always remember to buckle up and TELL THE EXAMINER TO BUCKLE UP. Most likely he (in my case was a he) will do it by himself, but if you start driving and he's without his seatbelt you will fail 3. Seatbelt never goes off until the car is fully parked and turned off 4. Always start the car with the brake and the clutch (if you have one) pressed. 5. *Minimum speed is the one that allows the free flow of traffic* (if you see one car tailgating you he's overspeeding. If you see a line of cars tailgating you, YOU are the problem) 6. CHECK YOUR BLIND SPOTS. I almost failed for that That's it. Good luck
@@ionutalexandru3645 it can vary according to the place but a instructor failing you for reminding him a safety measure is power abuse here and in the distant china
@@carsbass6903ep, its also stupid, adults are usually responsible for not wearing their own seatbelt, so if you get pulled over, the examiner will get fined, their fault not yours
perks of taking the test during covid, they didn’t do any of that. they just had me drive right away so they could get out of the car as quick as possible
I had my test today and I passed with very few mistakes. I was so stressed and my anxiety leading up to it was unbearable. Something that helped was i was told “just don’t do anything that will scare the tester or you will fail.” The test will feel so short, before I knew it I was already back at the location… When I was getting ready to back in at the end a stupid car started backing out of nowhere and honked at me, I had to move and the tester was annoyed asf and just let me back into any spot i wanted. I was allowed to score up to 45 points and I only got 12 so pretty good. Anyways i’m so glad that it’s over😭
@@AlexDesise I was nervous AF when doing my practical driving exam (in germany) I made a few mistakes but got my license. Said I would never use it, my gf "forced" me to take her car and just drive a bit. Am a good driver now and love it... In czech I probably would never have gotten my license
@@AlexDesisewell most people right off the bat won't have the confidence to do that.. that's something you aquire later when you have a year or something behind the wheel.
Also, dont stress if you fail the driving test the first time. Most ppl fail the first time due to anxiety/nervousness bc it's new, you're every move is being watched, you're expecting to fail already, you're excited etc. The next time is always easier. I failed my first time and passed the second time.
In Texas you can’t pass a car inspection if your indicators don’t work so I really find that weird in my opinion Plus the fact that you don’t ever drive in the license application is also very weird they should test if you can drive or not they shouldn’t need to test u on if u know where the buttons are
@@knexguy139 So you're saying the reason this is on the driver's test is because people drive around in cars made before 1939? Bullshit. It's incase they stop working and you have to drive your car to get them fixed.
I failed mine the first time because of two things. 1. When doing my 3 point turn, I turned around to look behind me in reverse, before letting go of the brake, I looked ahead to check that I put it in reverse, looked back, then let go of the brake. Said I "looked forward while reversing" (next test I didn't double check and went forward accidentally cause I was freaking out the whole time, I did pass the second time tho) 2. I was told to simulate parking on a hill. I live in Florida so parking on hills isn't exactly something you'll run into here, but regardless I knew what to do. Turn the wheels, put it in park, hit the parking brake. He said I didn't turn the car off and take the keys out. Bro didn't tell me to simulate getting out to go grocery shopping, he told me to simulate parking, and *parking* does not require turning the car off. The second test the dude didn't even ask me to simulate parking on a hill. So dumb.
@@xaeverrI think some people just don't feel it the same way as others. A lot of people still really struggle with driving with a wagon in reverse, but to me it feels like second nature the first time it tried in a car and then a tractor.
Never had to do any of this. I basically pulled up with my dad with the car already on. I basically just had to do parallel parking, a K-turn, and then back up like 30 feet and that was it.
My lady was too nice, sweetest woman ever. Didn’t make me do some of that stuff, best experience I’ve ever had at a dmv. 1st time they froze my number on accident, lost it, and forced my family and 3 other people to wait for 4 hours.
Luckily I passed my test first try. I feel like the examiner almost felt bad because of my mistake of almost rear-ending someone. Him knowing that I did well on everything else he just told me to drive safer and that's exactly what I did from that day forward
I was practicing all these things for my test a couple years back and made sure everything was working perfectly and even added windshield wiper fluid in case they told me to use it but I didn't get any questions at all. She just asked me, "do you know how to use everything in the car" I said yes and we started driving
How in the fuck do you backup without using the tools to look behind you? No mirrors.. no looking back... Actually how? Do you send a prayer to God so he keeps you safe? Just wish it all goes fine? What a dip shit lady for sure
I took my driving test during Covid. I walked into the DMV, told them I was there till take the test, and was told to drive around to the back of the building. When I got to the back the instructor was waiting and told me to turn into a parking space, I did all the lights, hazards, turn signals, etc. then moved on to the driving portion. I backed out of the parking space, drove 15 yards, made a present right turn, another 20 yards and a pretend left turn, the instructor walked back up to the car and told me to drive over to the cones for parallel parking. I parked, he gave me a slip of paper, and walked away. I drove a total of maybe 60 yards during the test.
RUclips (google) knows pretty much everything about you so it's not surprising they recommanded this video right before your exam. Mine is next week so IT KNOWS
@@SiahTorres-mu4re I did great. But I didn’t know parallel parking is also called ‘Valet parking’ I was lowkey lost but I did great once he realized and i was good. Y’all were right my test was like 10 minutes
The best advice i have is small: Know the car you take the test in. Many of the kids I've tested learned to drive in an old beater car but took the test in their parent's car. They didn't know where most switches were and didn't have an idea of how the car acts under acceleration. Just that confidence in knowing your ride makes a world of difference during the test.
yea, i didn’t know where the high beams were in my aunt’s car, but fortunately my state’s DL test doesn’t require that information I thought the de-froster was with the windshield wiper controls, because that makes more sense to me than half the shit in that car Like the 8000 sensors that basically encourage distracted driving, i mean if the car will yell at you that the car in front is no longer there, than what’s the point of paying attention?
All I did was turn on my front lights and signal lights. She got in, I backed up, drove for a quarter of a mile, turned around, then drove back, parked. I passed... we were also having a whole conversation, and I ended up taking one hand off the steering wheel, I'm a hand talker, and she didn't even point that out.. 😂
Uh…my driving test was like 5 minutes long. It was me starting the car, pulling out of the DMV parking lot, taking a left on a small secluded road (the DMV I went to is kind of in the middle of nowhere), drive into a small nearby neighborhood, make a U turn (probably the “hardest” part of the test…), and drive back to the DMV to park. As long as your parking job wasn’t bad, you used your signals, and you followed the speed limit, you passed.
Driving test, Sweden 🇸🇪. Ca. 18 years ago. First open the bonnet, asked to identify a few things and also check the oil level. Do the whole lights/indicator/windshield wiper thing. Then we drove about city centrum for a bit, some parallell parking, traffic lights. Asks me to drive us to a specific location. This location tookbus out of the centrum, past suburbs, outskirts of the town and then onto the highway for a brief period, lane changes and then take us back to where we started. And then reverse into a parking spot done. Ca. 60min.
they asked me to do none of this, and they asked my brother to do a lot more than this. from my experience, you need to use turn signals, put your seatbelt on, drive at the speed limit, understand traffic light maneuvers (unprotected turns), be able to park, use parking brake, and do a 3 point turn. honestly, the written test is 10x harder, and even then, it’s common sense.
@@Minesteve07I passed! The comments above are right, the only thing that I did was the left and right turn signal for the car inspection, everything else wasn’t mentioned on my test!
Well that’s for your L plates during which you then have 1 year to accumulate 100 day hours of driving and 20 night hours. This 120 hours must be done with a fully licensed driver supervising you. After this time frame and your hours are at the correct amount you do a hazard perception test, which is on a computer on which you have to press a button every time you see a hazard. After the hazard perception test you then go for your driving test in which the instructor will get you to drive around your town and demonstrate your driving skills. Once you pass you then move onto your P1 (Red P plates) for one year then you move onto your P2 (Green P plates) for 2 years, while on your Ls, P1s and P2s you cannot exceed the speed of 90k/hr one you have completed this three stage process you can apply for and receive your blacks or full license, with which you can use Bluetooth in your car and travel over 90k/hr following the speed limit
my last driving test was for a two wheeler, and the only question asked before we started, was for me to list every liquid used in the machine, their purpose and how i can check them everything else got tested while driving. indepht knowledge of the controlls wasnt required, as its always a ride provided by the driving school. around here, you dont use your own ride. i drove that thing twice in total.
I don’t know about most states, but in Nevada they don’t require any of this pre testing, the only thing they do is have you use all your signals to make sure they are working. They don’t ask you about anything like this.
Make sure the car you use will pass pre-inspection, have your inspection done prior. It’s not that hard, i took my road test and passed first try of the actual test. He polite, don’t be nervous, practice isn’t that hard literally drove for 3 weeks before i did my road test
A little late but I didn’t see this on too many people’s suggestions. Instead of looking at your surroundings with jsut your eyes, use your whole head. The examiner is often taking notes and will not notice subtle eye movements. So, if you need to look somewhere specific, like crossing another road, physically turn your head.
Hey Gohar Just imforming you if you didnt know, i recently found an add with this video on it Its called DMV Practice test. I wanted to inform you incase you didnt know, best of luck
I think hand signals are an important thing to know and I am surprised about the amount of people who don't know them. They are definitely a must for biking in cities/towns though.
Friendly reminder that this changes for every state, every county, and every town. The routes change constantly. But in upstate NY all you have to do is not be an idiot, know how to k turn fast, and parallel park at least good enough
I did... very few of these. I was told to turn on the car, test the turn signals, and then we drove for a while around town, practicing parking, overtaking on a small strip of a highway when a slow car got in the way, and went through the roundabout before returning to the dmv.
My driving instructors made me do parking on uphill and downhill. You were supposted to have the wheel a certain way before parking but even during the exam they were saying "yeah youll basically never use this again.. i dont"
That sounds f*cking easy. In Germany, you have to complete 12 driving lessons, learning every possible situation and the rules of the road. Afterward, you need to pass a test with 30 questions. However, you can accumulate fail points with different questions, and if you reach 10 fail points, you'll fail the test. In some cases, just two incorrect answers can lead to failure. Once you pass the written test, you'll have to take a driving test with your instructor and an inspector from TÜV, driving around for about 1 hour and the inspector chose if you fail or not.
honestly, chances are you won’t be tested on half these things. but always better to over-prepare
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None of these were for me lol
My 13 year old son can already do all this.
Yeah, but I did like 0 of these things
“Emergency parking brake” ❌
*”Drift Initiator”* ✅
Ok Doofenshmirtz
Hehe car go *SCEREEEEEEEEEEEEESH*
Brake to drift button 😅
Remember, it isn't a drift initiator on a FWD car, but a "Rotator initiator" button.
initial d intensifies
But wait! Rmember: even after all of this, the examiner will not ask you to buckle up! *You must remember to buckle yourself before starting the car or its an auto fail*
I want to know who is that dumb to forget to put the seat belt on when you have been putting it on your entire life
@@UrLocalAussieBallI know a few …
An *AUTO* fail
@@itssTeal🤣
@@UrLocalAussieBalla lot of people, especially under the stress of being examined.
good luck to everyone doing the test. As long as you study and practice it should be pretty simple. Don’t let your nerves get the better of you. You got this!
Drive in a way you wish those around you would.
@@BigWheel.What if your in LA
If you’re taking the test always go on a Monday like I did there were around a good hundred or 200 people taking their driving test each driving test lasted about five minutes or less. My chest consist of normal uses of all the vehicles mechanics the only driving part consisted of backing out on the opposite side of traffic in a parking lot parking with the front end forward stopping quickly within 50 m and performing a turn. Make sure when you do your driving test you complement the driving instructor. Ask them how their days going and even if you want to pretend to be something or not because what people don’t like talking about is that the end of the day they had their own personal thoughts and opinions and if they don’t like you, they’ll just fail youand it may be illegal but how are you going to prove that you didn’t failed because you made a mistake there’s no cameras that’s always why you please whoever you need to please get what you want and they suck in the moment but it’s worth it
How can I study effectively? I’ve found multiple apps that claim to be driving tests but they either require money or don’t seem legit.
@@nightfall4434you can study by getting hands on experience
My instructor seemed SO disappointed in me for my whole test from the second he sat in my car. At the end he went on a tirade on how I messed up on like five different things and was basically yelling at me, the very last thing he said to me before getting out of the car was “OKAY…now follow me inside so we can get a photo for your license.”
My brain would have shut down when I heard that! 😂
that's funny
Bruh, I failed 3 times for minor mistakes. Some of these instructors are just something special...
@@RealBigNope What did they say you did wrong?
😂😂😂 lol I would of died
As a German, I've never seen such hand gestures.
Well you have. Just 80 years ago
@@jimspammington1831 Guess I'm old then
Same in France, never seen it, never done it
As an American I haven't either
It’s if your blinker is out or broken
Sometimes they can also throw trick "questions" in there. My mom knew this girl who took her driving test and the instructor told her to go down a one way road. The girl told the instructor that they couldnt but the instructor insisted. She went down the road but got marked for going down a one way street not realizing that the instructor was testing her resistance to peer pressure
Thats dumb because the instructor is meant to be a mentor not a peer
@@alyssa-vi4jtikr what’s the point
It is dumb and it's definitely his fault. One time may be enough, the second time is in him. He should be fired.
AYOO
Isn't he an instructor? He instructed her to do something and she did it. How does that make someone fail. She should just not turn on the car next time when the instructor asks because if she did then that is submitting to peer pressure omg.
not only that, but they may also ask trick questions like telling you to park somewhere you can't park ( for example, outside a garage door ) and you have to tell your instructor that you can't park there. stay safe
It's probably different in different places but on my test the instructor told me at the beginning that there wouldn't be trick questions and there weren't any
my instructor told me to park in the blue spot, i said “you want me to park in the disability spot?” he goes “What did I just tell you? Yes park in the disability spot” Bro had a attitude from the start too.
Mine had me drive up a 2 way road that turns into an oncoming 1 way road at a T intersection. Thankfully I had overheard another student at my school mention this weeks before and was ready to turn left instead of going straight. Of course the signs were very obvious. The test itself was way too easy though, literally a short drive around the block and backing into one parking spot, about 5 minutes total, literally didn't check any of the stuff in this video.
Over here you park where the mf tells you to park even if its a bad spot
*german driving test enters the chat*
Propably most European countries have an actual driving test instead of turning car on test
Spanish, German, French and UK driving tests be looking at this like: 🤨
Bro i swear im doing mine in the mear future and i need to to my erste hilfe test first because the one from schoom i did is older than 2 years
@@endurosender in germany we habe 4 Differend classes for motorcicles ,each with a compleately New theoratical and practical driving test xD i think that says anough about our country
They do that forbidden hand signal 🤣
When I took my driving test it was
1. Check the car before getting in for damage
2. Get in the car and put on your seat belt
3. Turn on the car fully
4. adjust your seat and mirrors
5. Maker sure you have no check engine light
6. Make sure turn signal is working
7. Road test
Facts this was it
@@joshuaB.Nicholastest was easy?
Welp Im fucked mom and dads car both have a check engine light
Did you take the test in the US? What about Canada you think same?
Same here but they just made me drive like 3 blocks pretty much it😭 they didnt check for an engine light tho or turn singals
Best advice I could give to someone taking their test is to not stress. You know how to drive. My first test I was so stressed I ran a stop sign 🤣 the next one I passed and the instructor made sure to say “we are gonna turn right at the STOP sign”
In Florida they just tell you to hit the gas and hope for the best 😂
WAIT?! REALLY?!!!
@@alesspzzOkay so I passed mine today and here’s my tips. Stay smooth on the gas the entire time stopping and starting, don’t scare the instructor or you will fail. Never assume you have the right of way, don’t go over the speed limit at least for me even as little as 1 over would be an automatic fail. At a intersection decide At which point you won’t be able to stop if the lights turn yellow cause if you go through the yellow unnecessary that’s a fail. Always check blind spot when switching lanes, don’t cut any vehicles off.
@@LotsoHeartGirl I passed mine too, thank you so much for the tips
Honestly that makes sense with how bad the people in Orlando drive
@@braydenpeck2230 have you ever driven in Springhill? That’s the worst.
The American driving test seems way easier than the UK driving test
This is a joke compared to the German one
IS THIS ALL THEY DO??
I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST SOME STARTING PROTOCOL IDK BRO THATS SO EASY
Edit: alr im sry i did not know and was going of this video its not that easy
@@thanosbutididntkillloki5373typically they also drive around a little, but yeah this is the hard part
No wonder they crash so much
@@owencyrulik146 ohh alr ty
Little tips/reminders for the driving test.
1. You can recite all you're doing before starting the car so the examiner sees you have a safety routine
2. Always remember to buckle up and TELL THE EXAMINER TO BUCKLE UP. Most likely he (in my case was a he) will do it by himself, but if you start driving and he's without his seatbelt you will fail
3. Seatbelt never goes off until the car is fully parked and turned off
4. Always start the car with the brake and the clutch (if you have one) pressed.
5. *Minimum speed is the one that allows the free flow of traffic* (if you see one car tailgating you he's overspeeding. If you see a line of cars tailgating you, YOU are the problem)
6. CHECK YOUR BLIND SPOTS. I almost failed for that
That's it. Good luck
@@ionutalexandru3645 it can vary according to the place but a instructor failing you for reminding him a safety measure is power abuse here and in the distant china
@@carsbass6903ep, its also stupid, adults are usually responsible for not wearing their own seatbelt, so if you get pulled over, the examiner will get fined, their fault not yours
@@harrietjameson I'm talking about experience bro, that's how it was for me. I didn't know that sb stuff wasn't a thing in other countries
@@carsbass6903 yeah, i was just saying how stupid it would be for the examiner to do that
where i live, the speed limit is a suggestion. so going the speed limit is just asking to be gaited🙄 i hated it, i get honked at all the time
perks of taking the test during covid, they didn’t do any of that. they just had me drive right away so they could get out of the car as quick as possible
I had my test today and I passed with very few mistakes. I was so stressed and my anxiety leading up to it was unbearable. Something that helped was i was told “just don’t do anything that will scare the tester or you will fail.”
The test will feel so short, before I knew it I was already back at the location…
When I was getting ready to back in at the end a stupid car started backing out of nowhere and honked at me, I had to move and the tester was annoyed asf and just let me back into any spot i wanted. I was allowed to score up to 45 points and I only got 12 so pretty good.
Anyways i’m so glad that it’s over😭
Bro ghost telling us how to get into ivy get jacked and pass the driving test what a goat
Ghost ☠️
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This video literally came to me at the perfect time, I turn 16 in 4 days
Happy birthday
Happy birthday
Happy birthday. Good luck to you
Happy Birthday! Good Luck on that test!
Happy birthdayyy🎉🎉🎉
I passed my driving test today! it was the most stressful thing i’ve ever done 😭
Thanks man, I watched this as the instructor walked to the car.
Meanwhile in the Czech Republic the examiner can fail you if he thinks you're not confident enough
That’s actually a good thing. If you’re scared of the road, you shouldn’t be on it. Not being confident while driving can easily lead to accidents
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@@AlexDesise I was nervous AF when doing my practical driving exam (in germany) I made a few mistakes but got my license. Said I would never use it, my gf "forced" me to take her car and just drive a bit. Am a good driver now and love it... In czech I probably would never have gotten my license
in my state you get points deducted for "hesitation"
@@AlexDesisewell most people right off the bat won't have the confidence to do that.. that's something you aquire later when you have a year or something behind the wheel.
Naw, in the state of Texas they make you drive around for like 5 minutes, parallel park ONE TIME and you pass!
EDIT: seems like I struck a nerve
I didn't even have to parallel park, my driving instructor was just like "make a right. make a right. make a right. make a right." And it was over.
@@Qwerylland Texas still has better drivers than most states coming from someone who has lived in 8
Yeah true
@@Dr.Red40Delaware is a prime example of shitty drivers.
In Tennessee I had to do the same thing without parallel parking
Also, dont stress if you fail the driving test the first time. Most ppl fail the first time due to anxiety/nervousness bc it's new, you're every move is being watched, you're expecting to fail already, you're excited etc. The next time is always easier. I failed my first time and passed the second time.
the ford fusion goes hard 😂
Instructions unclear: I went to heaven in the road test
Hand signals are important if your car signals don't work. People who have older vehicles with no rear turn lights use hand signals instead.
Bro if people don’t know how to drive around a roundabout I promise you they don’t know how hand signals work
A car like that could never pass the... oh, it's america
@@Pomeranc470they’re talking about a car that was made before turn signals were invented. Still good to know for emergencies.
In Texas you can’t pass a car inspection if your indicators don’t work so I really find that weird in my opinion Plus the fact that you don’t ever drive in the license application is also very weird they should test if you can drive or not they shouldn’t need to test u on if u know where the buttons are
@@knexguy139 So you're saying the reason this is on the driver's test is because people drive around in cars made before 1939? Bullshit. It's incase they stop working and you have to drive your car to get them fixed.
"emergency parking brake"
*manual drivers laughing in background*
For those wondering that car is a Ford Fusion that came out in 2010
I failed mine the first time because of two things.
1. When doing my 3 point turn, I turned around to look behind me in reverse, before letting go of the brake, I looked ahead to check that I put it in reverse, looked back, then let go of the brake. Said I "looked forward while reversing" (next test I didn't double check and went forward accidentally cause I was freaking out the whole time, I did pass the second time tho)
2. I was told to simulate parking on a hill. I live in Florida so parking on hills isn't exactly something you'll run into here, but regardless I knew what to do. Turn the wheels, put it in park, hit the parking brake. He said I didn't turn the car off and take the keys out. Bro didn't tell me to simulate getting out to go grocery shopping, he told me to simulate parking, and *parking* does not require turning the car off. The second test the dude didn't even ask me to simulate parking on a hill.
So dumb.
@@xoxo-essy the dude literally explained to me what I failed at. Yes.
I didn't even prepare and just passed by chance. Feels like middle school all over again
Lol maybe you’re just a natural at driving and school?
@@xaeverrI think some people just don't feel it the same way as others. A lot of people still really struggle with driving with a wagon in reverse, but to me it feels like second nature the first time it tried in a car and then a tractor.
alternative title : "I BOUGHT A NEW CAR"
As someone’s who’s passed there test a month ago this was definitely helpful I’m gonna use this on my road test
Remember to put on your seatbelt first or the examiner will auto fail you
That's weird
@@boom5732nah
@@boom5732bru that’s common sense when you’re riding a car, let alone driving it
Don’t tell everyone this, keep it a secret as those who don’t automatically do this deserve to fail
@@boom5732 please tell everybody how following the law is weird. You deserve to fail on the spot if you don’t wear your seatbelt when driving.
wow, first thing to do is wait a few years cause i’m not old enough 👍
Same
I got 4
*years
im close but tbh im scared of driving 😅
I have a month and a half till I get my permit lol
Homie brought out the keys like a cs knife
Never had to do any of this. I basically pulled up with my dad with the car already on. I basically just had to do parallel parking, a K-turn, and then back up like 30 feet and that was it.
Ok I’m convinced my phone is listening to me… I’m taking my test tomorrow so this is the absolute perfect time for this video
U pass
I need the results now
Yeah I passed, I’m basically the best driver now.
@@ThanosJr1209 congratulations
@@ThanosJr1209 cong was the test scary
My lady was too nice, sweetest woman ever. Didn’t make me do some of that stuff, best experience I’ve ever had at a dmv. 1st time they froze my number on accident, lost it, and forced my family and 3 other people to wait for 4 hours.
Meanwhile my instructor - DRIVE FORWARD AND BACK.
My driving instructor was chill af n i passed first try. Just be nice and appear confident youll be good
Driving tests:🤓
Learning from RUclips:🗿
Luckily I passed my test first try. I feel like the examiner almost felt bad because of my mistake of almost rear-ending someone. Him knowing that I did well on everything else he just told me to drive safer and that's exactly what I did from that day forward
Nice
Bro is the saver of our lives ❤
All I got tested on was the signals, looking at the road, checking blind spots, and parallel parking
I was practicing all these things for my test a couple years back and made sure everything was working perfectly and even added windshield wiper fluid in case they told me to use it but I didn't get any questions at all. She just asked me, "do you know how to use everything in the car" I said yes and we started driving
Mine went a little different, wanted me to backup without any mirrors or looking backward. That lady should be fired😂
How in the fuck do you backup without using the tools to look behind you? No mirrors.. no looking back... Actually how? Do you send a prayer to God so he keeps you safe? Just wish it all goes fine? What a dip shit lady for sure
she shouldn't be fired, she was doing a crash test 😂
@@vexan7435 for real!😂😂
@@vexan7435lmfaooo
@zoomebox712 not sure, I just refused and got docked like 5 of my 10 available leeway points😂🤦♂️ I was pissed then but past is the past🤷♂️
I took my driving test during Covid. I walked into the DMV, told them I was there till take the test, and was told to drive around to the back of the building. When I got to the back the instructor was waiting and told me to turn into a parking space, I did all the lights, hazards, turn signals, etc. then moved on to the driving portion. I backed out of the parking space, drove 15 yards, made a present right turn, another 20 yards and a pretend left turn, the instructor walked back up to the car and told me to drive over to the cones for parallel parking. I parked, he gave me a slip of paper, and walked away. I drove a total of maybe 60 yards during the test.
in India (or at least where I live), you have to make an "8" in reverse using only the mirrors. that's it.
I got my license during covid and my instructor didn't even get in the car! LOL
This came at the perfect time. I’m preparing for the test and I’ll be taking it in a month
RUclips (google) knows pretty much everything about you so it's not surprising they recommanded this video right before your exam.
Mine is next week so IT KNOWS
Good luck I got mines next Friday
@@snovbirdmines in 20 minutes🥲
@@xaeverrhow did you do ?
@@SiahTorres-mu4re I did great. But I didn’t know parallel parking is also called ‘Valet parking’ I was lowkey lost but I did great once he realized and i was good. Y’all were right my test was like 10 minutes
I got my drivers license without taking any tests and now I am living my best life
make sure you use turn signals when parallel parking and pulling out
The best advice i have is small: Know the car you take the test in. Many of the kids I've tested learned to drive in an old beater car but took the test in their parent's car. They didn't know where most switches were and didn't have an idea of how the car acts under acceleration. Just that confidence in knowing your ride makes a world of difference during the test.
yea, i didn’t know where the high beams were in my aunt’s car, but fortunately my state’s DL test doesn’t require that information
I thought the de-froster was with the windshield wiper controls, because that makes more sense to me than half the shit in that car
Like the 8000 sensors that basically encourage distracted driving, i mean if the car will yell at you that the car in front is no longer there, than what’s the point of paying attention?
Remember to make sure everyone's seatbelt is buckled!!! My sister failed because she forgot this
That burger looks low-key kinda good ngl
Missed the ‘defrosters’ part… would’ve been helpful to not lose a point immediately lol (yes, still passed!)
All I did was turn on my front lights and signal lights. She got in, I backed up, drove for a quarter of a mile, turned around, then drove back, parked. I passed... we were also having a whole conversation, and I ended up taking one hand off the steering wheel, I'm a hand talker, and she didn't even point that out.. 😂
You must be handsome or beautyful
@user-qp6se2tn4r I'm a ginger... so I don't think so, lol
Uh…my driving test was like 5 minutes long. It was me starting the car, pulling out of the DMV parking lot, taking a left on a small secluded road (the DMV I went to is kind of in the middle of nowhere), drive into a small nearby neighborhood, make a U turn (probably the “hardest” part of the test…), and drive back to the DMV to park. As long as your parking job wasn’t bad, you used your signals, and you followed the speed limit, you passed.
Hi, please whats DMV?
Some ad has taken this video and made it into an ad, and i just thought i should let this reach to gohar
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Driving test, Sweden 🇸🇪. Ca. 18 years ago.
First open the bonnet, asked to identify a few things and also check the oil level. Do the whole lights/indicator/windshield wiper thing.
Then we drove about city centrum for a bit, some parallell parking, traffic lights. Asks me to drive us to a specific location. This location tookbus out of the centrum, past suburbs, outskirts of the town and then onto the highway for a brief period, lane changes and then take us back to where we started. And then reverse into a parking spot done. Ca. 60min.
Woah this is perfect timing!! I’m going to take my first driving test next week, and I didn’t know that they would ask you this, thank you!!
they asked me to do none of this, and they asked my brother to do a lot more than this.
from my experience, you need to use turn signals, put your seatbelt on, drive at the speed limit, understand traffic light maneuvers (unprotected turns), be able to park, use parking brake, and do a 3 point turn.
honestly, the written test is 10x harder, and even then, it’s common sense.
@@goaltf4 yeh most people aren't aware about how simplified they've made the driving test
You wont have to use any of these
Howd it go??
@@Minesteve07I passed! The comments above are right, the only thing that I did was the left and right turn signal for the car inspection, everything else wasn’t mentioned on my test!
In Australia they ask you 40 questions behind a laptop and you pass
Wow...
Well that’s for your L plates during which you then have 1 year to accumulate 100 day hours of driving and 20 night hours. This 120 hours must be done with a fully licensed driver supervising you. After this time frame and your hours are at the correct amount you do a hazard perception test, which is on a computer on which you have to press a button every time you see a hazard. After the hazard perception test you then go for your driving test in which the instructor will get you to drive around your town and demonstrate your driving skills. Once you pass you then move onto your P1 (Red P plates) for one year then you move onto your P2 (Green P plates) for 2 years, while on your Ls, P1s and P2s you cannot exceed the speed of 90k/hr one you have completed this three stage process you can apply for and receive your blacks or full license, with which you can use Bluetooth in your car and travel over 90k/hr following the speed limit
@@bruhwat4416 ok
@@WituVerdadero oh and BAC for l platers and p players is 0
@@bruhwat4416 ok
Your content always keeps me coming back for more.
my last driving test was for a two wheeler, and the only question asked before we started, was for me to list every liquid used in the machine, their purpose and how i can check them
everything else got tested while driving.
indepht knowledge of the controlls wasnt required, as its always a ride provided by the driving school. around here, you dont use your own ride. i drove that thing twice in total.
The tester: "Now drive"
You: " Oh s-"
Bro went from giving college tips to giving life tips
I don’t know about most states, but in Nevada they don’t require any of this pre testing, the only thing they do is have you use all your signals to make sure they are working. They don’t ask you about anything like this.
I just took the test a month ago. No high beams, emergency brakes, hazards, wipers, no parking brake, no hand signs
Make sure the car you use will pass pre-inspection, have your inspection done prior. It’s not that hard, i took my road test and passed first try of the actual test. He polite, don’t be nervous, practice isn’t that hard literally drove for 3 weeks before i did my road test
My local DMV office barely made sure I had working lights.
what state?
@@someone129FR Texas. She just got in my Yukon and said "Alright, let's get parallel parking out of the way because you've got a rear camera."
@@TH3W0LF100 bruhhhh
I take my driving test this monday.. i'm lowkey scared but i'm fs ready 😭
A little late but I didn’t see this on too many people’s suggestions. Instead of looking at your surroundings with jsut your eyes, use your whole head. The examiner is often taking notes and will not notice subtle eye movements. So, if you need to look somewhere specific, like crossing another road, physically turn your head.
In new jersey, all you need is reversing, turning, kturn, parallel parking and speed control
bro I never learned how to turn on the hazard lights
but now I know thank you
My driving test was less than 5 minutes and we just went around the block. It was so short my mom was confused.
Lol I don’t suppose mine will play out just like this🥲I take it in like 25 minutes
Edit/update: it went exactly like that. Mom n everything😭🚫
Hey Gohar Just imforming you if you didnt know, i recently found an add with this video on it Its called DMV Practice test. I wanted to inform you incase you didnt know, best of luck
I’m learning how to drive and will be taking my driving test in upcoming months, so this is very helpful
As someone who is going to start drivers ed in about a week, this video couldn’t have crossed my feed at a better time lol
Perfect timing 😂 I'm about to take it
I think hand signals are an important thing to know and I am surprised about the amount of people who don't know them. They are definitely a must for biking in cities/towns though.
I was half way through my parallel park and he said “good enough, you can go” cuz there was a line of kids waiting to test
easiest driving test guide in less than one minute
Brother indicators on the back side be like:
Friendly reminder that this changes for every state, every county, and every town. The routes change constantly. But in upstate NY all you have to do is not be an idiot, know how to k turn fast, and parallel park at least good enough
This is why I moved to Japan since we don't really need to use car that often 💀 motorcycle license? Yes. Driving license? I shdt my pants 😭🤣
This is actually great advice, I didn’t know how to turn on my high beams, I still passed
I did... very few of these.
I was told to turn on the car, test the turn signals, and then we drove for a while around town, practicing parking, overtaking on a small strip of a highway when a slow car got in the way, and went through the roundabout before returning to the dmv.
As someone who drove things when I was little, the only thing that gave me trouble was the turn signals and windshield wipers.😂
my instructor just had me drive and parallel park
My driving instructors made me do parking on uphill and downhill. You were supposted to have the wheel a certain way before parking but even during the exam they were saying "yeah youll basically never use this again.. i dont"
My driving test was too easy, I swear the guy was high too talking about the chem trails left by planes😂
Instructor checked all the same things. I didnt know how to use the wipers or headlights, but i still got my license.
That sounds f*cking easy. In Germany, you have to complete 12 driving lessons, learning every possible situation and the rules of the road. Afterward, you need to pass a test with 30 questions. However, you can accumulate fail points with different questions, and if you reach 10 fail points, you'll fail the test. In some cases, just two incorrect answers can lead to failure. Once you pass the written test, you'll have to take a driving test with your instructor and an inspector from TÜV, driving around for about 1 hour and the inspector chose if you fail or not.
We got a test of 70 questions in Finland and a 1 hour driving test which instructor usually fails so they get more money
Thank you! Im on ny way on getting my drivers permit and around 9.5 months Ill get my license.
This is so necessary thanks!!
Much better to train hard in alert in stop sign, back in parking and parallel parking if you perfected it you can deal it with confidence
Having a licences in the US is easier than finding out your shoes size.
It is the test goes by very quick
get this man more fries
This is the best driving instructor ever tks bro!
I’m watching this right before I have a driving lesson
Damn. American driving tests are easy as hell, man.
Fuck it I don’t know how to use the windshield wipers lol