when you first did your driving test 🤔
did you find the 40 question harder or the physically driving lessons harder to do 🤔
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
20 written questions back then, yet I did the harder 20 motorcycle question as well. Both passed on the first try. Same pass on the driving test.
The motorcycle written test was obviously the hardest.
Must say, I did go to drivers ed, even back then, before trying. It was a required class. Though no driving was apart of it. Just covered the laws.
The motorcycle written test was obviously the hardest.
Must say, I did go to drivers ed, even back then, before trying. It was a required class. Though no driving was apart of it. Just covered the laws.
XDHyperGirlXD1 · 31-35, F
@DeWayfarer 40 now
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@XDHyperGirlXD1 it's changed even here.
XDHyperGirlXD1 · 31-35, F
@DeWayfarer my sister took it and it ask a question that you find on a police training
It ask what the driver should do if they were doing a drug test during a traffic stop 🤦♀
It ask what the driver should do if they were doing a drug test during a traffic stop 🤦♀
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@XDHyperGirlXD1 use the drive thru drug testing facility. 😆
XDHyperGirlXD1 · 31-35, F
@DeWayfarer how people supposed to past these days if the question are unrealistic 🤭
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@XDHyperGirlXD1 Not that I like it, yet their reasoning is you are supposed to know ALL the relevant questions, which is why they allow you to pass, with missing questions. The law only says you pass while missing two questions. Not what type of questions are given.
They really expect you to get 100% on all the questions. So they throw in a non relevant question just to make certain you really know ALL the relevant questions.
They are purposely raising the bar on testing. They don't agree with the law that says you pass missing two questions.
This is as well why it's forty questions instead of the 20 in the past.
They raised the bar for that reason as well.
They really expect you to get 100% on all the questions. So they throw in a non relevant question just to make certain you really know ALL the relevant questions.
They are purposely raising the bar on testing. They don't agree with the law that says you pass missing two questions.
This is as well why it's forty questions instead of the 20 in the past.
They raised the bar for that reason as well.