I am taking the drivers test monday and I want to know the specific things that they mainly look at?

Question

So if anyone can tell me I would really appreciate it.

Answer 1

Safe driving tips. Practice these tips:

Steer smoothly at all times.

Accelerate smoothly. Don't race the engine or make it stall.

Stop the vehicle gently. Start braking well ahead of where you must stop to avoid sudden “jerks.” Know where to stop. Be aware of crosswalks. If your view is blocked at a crosswalk, move forward carefully and look both ways at the intersection.

Be sure your vehicle is in the correct gear. Don't grind the gears. Don't coast to a stop.

Always obey the posted speed limits. If needed, reduce your speed to adjust for existing weather, road, and other traffic conditions. Remember to turn on your lights if you need to use your windshield wipers in poor weather conditions.

Follow at a safe distance. Use the three-second rule. Increase your following distance in bad weather or poor visibility.

Know what the traffic signals mean and obey them at all times.

Always use the proper lane. Turn from the correct lane into the correct lane.

Signal for all lane changes and turns.

Always look for potential hazards (scan). Check your mirrors frequently. Always look over the proper shoulder before making lane changes or pulling away from the curb.

Drive defensively. Anticipate another driver’s errors.

Answer 2

Common sense is very important

Answer 3

Yeah, I do that all the time.....ANSWER: Big (. Y .) and NICE (_Y_) !!!

Answer 4

they ask you questions like "if you see a red octagon, what sign is that"

its simple stuff, very common sense...but don't rush through it.

if its a driving test, all they do is see how well you brake, how well you accelerate, how well you turn, and how you maintain speed

Answer 5

um..........

the road.

and...

pedestrians.

Answer 6

Just dont hit any cones. You can fail a certain test, ie parallel parking, and still pass, just dont hit any cones (cars). Also, make sure to stop at the stop sign and never go above the posted speed limit (I think mine was 10mph or something really low like that)

Answer 7

If you feel like a confident driver and you have read your highway code from cover to cover and memorised it, and have passed your theory test (uk) and you drive the way you were taught, assuming you were taught by a registered driving instructor,  then you have nothing to worry about.

Good luck & happy motoring!