Anonymous #1 1w

If it’s the same as mine and you’re over 18, it’ll be online technically. And my instructor let me retake it twice because he didn’t want to bother rescheduling me for another day. The questions were stuff I’ve never seen before, but they are repeated each time you retake it. Memorize the ones you got wrong and you’ll be fine. 50 questions, you can get 15 wrong. And a little hack is that if you are getting close to the 15 limit, you can refresh the page and it’ll take you to the start w/o a fail

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Anonymous OP 1w

Were the questions mostly just about like road laws or something? I’m over 18 so I know I won’t have access to classes or anything that actually tells me what I need to know which is why it’s so scary to me lol

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Anonymous #1 1w

Like what color fluid leaks when you have X type of issue. Or how many feet is it okay to turn on your blinker, who is the most high risk out of all these people? TONS of questions about insurance policies and what applies to certain incidents. What should you do when someone crosses in front while you’re driving? Precise parking rules like what to do uphill with a curb, downhill with a curb, or no curb. BAC and impairment questions. Misunderstood right of way and uncontrolled intersection stuff

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Anonymous OP 1w

Some were common sense and some weren’t anything I’d seen before. But some instructors might use different DMV approved testing sites- you might have a really easy one! And if you fail, typically they let you retake it the next day. If you get someone really easy going they will let you retake it on the spot

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