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scared for my driving test


Question Posted Wednesday August 8 2007, 3:51 pm

I'm gettin my license in 2 weeks and I am so scared! I'm not a bad driver I just don't know what they are going to have me do. Has anyone tested for their license in North Carolina? If so what do you have to do for the driving test and is there a written test? Also do you drive your own car or is one provided for you?

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advicer answered Thursday August 9 2007, 12:34 am:
There is a written test. It's supposed to be common sense though. At least, that's what I've heard. I haven't gotten my license yet, I get my temps in two weeks :) but my brother just got his. The acutal driving test is hard. My brother failed the first time, and for my cousin, it took him three times. There's cones set up that you have to drive through. There's two cones, a car apart. Then, a little behind them, there are two other cones. Then, behind them, one cone in the middle, kind of like this [hopefully it shows up right]:

x

x x

x x

Then, the person will tell you left or right. You have to turn whichever way, then reverse it back. My brother failed because when he took classes, the teacher told them they could go either way [why he didn't listen to the instructer in the car I'll never know, hah]. If you hit a cone, you lose points. If you knock one over, you fail and have to wait a week to take it again. I'm pretty sure how that works, it's what I've heard. For Ohio, at least. It could be different for different states.
They can provide you a car, or you can bring your own. If they provide one for you, they'll charge you. I recommend borrowing from someone who has the smallest car, so its harder to hit the cones.
Good luck!

Haha, okay so it didn't turn out right. The one where there's just one x, should be in the middle. And, the rest are spread out further. :)

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Marie34 answered Wednesday August 8 2007, 7:57 pm:
I live in New York but I understand, the nervous feeling before your test is like the worst feeling ever.

But once you start driving just STAY CALM and think about every single thing before you do it. Go slow, follow directions perfectly, and always do everything as safely as you can. Double check every move before you make it. And of course practice!

Once the test starts you'll calm down and realize its no different then having your mom in the car next to you. Just dont freak yourself out!

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EMILYYx211 answered Wednesday August 8 2007, 5:48 pm:
well, i havent taken a driving test yet but i know there is a written part, and they do provide a car for you.

i dont know what thy will have you do, for the driving part though.

just stay clam, and dont worry, you'll do fine!!

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