Pre-Trip Inspection:
1. Before starting the driving test, you'll be asked to perform a pre-trip inspection of the vehicle. This includes checking lights, fluids, tires, mirrors, and ensuring the seat belt is in proper working condition.
Basic Driving Maneuvers:
2. You'll start by driving straight ahead on a residential road, maintaining the speed limit.
3. Next, you'll make turns at intersections, both left and right, signaling appropriately.
4. You may be asked to change lanes, including merging onto a busier road.
5. You'll also be tested on parallel parking. This involves positioning your vehicle parallel to the curb, within designated markers.
Traffic Signs and Signals:
6. Throughout the driving test, you'll encounter various traffic signs and signals, such as stop signs, yield signs, and traffic lights. Make sure to obey all traffic laws and regulations while driving.
Following Directions:
7. The examiner will give you verbal instructions during the test, guiding you through specific routes or maneuvers. Listen carefully and follow these instructions precisely.
Emergency Situations:
8. If necessary, the examiner may ask you to simulate handling a specific emergency situation, such as a flat tire, a sudden obstruction, or a vehicle approaching at a high speed.
Overall Evaluation:
9. The examiner will assess your driving performance, decision-making skills, and adherence to traffic laws throughout the test.
10. If you successfully complete the required maneuvers and demonstrate safe driving practices, you will pass the driving test and be issued a driver's license.
Remember that the specific route taken by the examiner may vary based on traffic conditions, construction work, or other factors, but the general skills and maneuvers tested will be consistent. Always practice responsible driving and follow traffic rules to ensure your safety and the safety of others on the road.
