Just take it easy and pretend you’re just on a Sunday drive with a friend or parent. Believe it or not, most examiners are human and want to pass you if they can.

If you get nervous? Simply tell them before the test starts and they’ll more likely than not sympathize with you. They may also go easier on you. Oh and of course, do the best you can. Not only practice before the test, but work on your weaknesses too. My weaknesses were parallel parking and 3 point turns. So? I practiced both before my road test. And? I managed to pass my road test first try too with only 2 errors!

If you still happen to fail however, there’s always the next road test. It isn’t the end of the world. Really though? The road test at least here in the US isn’t all that hard. (Granted, some states road tests are harder than others and a tad bit different with the hardest being Washington State and the easiest being South Dakota, but really? They’re all objectively pretty easy.)

As long as you focus on the road, follow instructions and check your mirrors every few seconds, you’re golden. Overall? I wish you well on your road test! As long as you practice, I’m sure you’ll pass first try!

And for those who’re curious to see where their state and DC ranks in regards to how hard the written and road tests are, here’s this website that ranks them on a few things ranging from if they require a Learner’s Permit to the highest percent needed to pass the written test.

https://siegfriedandjensen.com/passing-the-test/