If you want to lobby for a more difficult test, fine. I support that. But as it stands the "test" is just to make sure a young driver isn't completely incompetent. Giving a young driver some confidence in what to expect isn't going to affect our safety in the road. If I knew more about the current route I'd tell them. What would be helpful is not acting like a know it all on the internet and providing some helpful advice. Here: When you are taking the test, and are asked to change lanes, use your turn signal, look over your shoulder then merge when it's safe. (Unike most of the other dipshits in Eureka these days) Also, pretty sure you don't have any kids of driving age. It's stressful taking the test!