You’ve worked your way through driver’s training, studied
the rules of the road and even know how to use a roundabout. You’re well on
your way to getting a license, but you’re not there just yet. Of course there
are many widespread mistakes that even seasoned motorists make. These may not
necessarily cause you to fail a test but they don’t look good, either. Here are
5 things drivers forget during a road test:
Underusing Signals
Don’t forget to signal, and if you are uncertain whether signaling
is inappropriate, signal to be careful. You use traffic signals to communicate
your intentions to drivers around you. You want those communications to be
clear and helpful.
Speeding/Driving Too
Slow
Don’t be in such a rush to finish your test. Or don’t be so
afraid to speed, you drive way too slowly. Keep up with the speed of the
traffic flow while observing the posted speed limits.
Rushing To Park
Sometimes, test takers think to be efficient is to complete
a task quickly, but that’s not exactly the case with parking for your driving
exam. It’s way better to be safe and take your time. Remember your job is to
show your examiner that you know how to drive efficiently and safely. Don’t
rush your parking job and risk making a mistake you wouldn’t have made had you
taken your time.
Driving Through
Controlled Intersections Too Fast
Just because the light turns green, it doesn’t mean it’s
safe to pass. Other drivers may not be paying attention to the change in their
own traffic light; they may be confused or rushing through an intersection too
quickly. Before you proceed through an intersection, even after a light turns
green, check all directions to make sure it’s safe to go.
Incorrect Lane
Changes
Nervous drivers can change lanes too quickly or
thoughtlessly. Before changing lanes remember to check the lane and your
mirrors before moving into the other lane, use your signal and move into
another lane at a steady pace maintaining the speed of traffic.
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