has anyone got any funny stories about their driving test ( or anyone elses) or any good tips thanks.
hi bungee, i think i am nervous because there is just so much to remember. i consider myself a a safe and confident driver and i know if i fail i am just not ready,and being a mother of 3 dont want to take any risks, but everyone tells you dont drive to slow or you will fail or do this dont do that. I just confused.

Hi Lisa,

The thing to remember is that you are not going in for open heart surgery tomorrow, just a driving test. At the end of it even if you fail, you will be no worse off than you are now!

A lot of it is simply down to luck on the day, the sort of traffic you encounter , road conditions etc:

Just do your best, this isn’t an exam which will be the making or breaking of a career, or determine whether or not you get into uni. If you fail, you just do it again.

I really wish you heaps of luck.

Love Mel.X

my cousin is turning 16 soon and she wants to learn to drive but i dont know if schools could help her. for examlpe her father/mother going with her for the driving parts.
thankyou but im in the states but hopefully its the same here im going to ask around

technically–it is illigal fro driving schools to refuse someone based on disability as long as tehy can sagfely drive with the dsiability–that is discrimination and a violation of teh ADA

if you do need a specialized instructir–you need to look into driver rehab–this is often done by an occupational therapist–they mainly work on accommodatiosn for physical disabilities—but should consider someone with autsim if need be

Posted above. is there a site where i can learn about riding a moped so i can study before i go to SOS?

http://www.msf-usa.org

riding a moped is the same as a motorcycle, and a scooter. and in almost every state (exclude: CA, HI) fall under the same guide lines. California and Hawaii, Mopeds are not street legal.