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A few slow, deep breaths and trust in your abilities. Just to your best, that's all you can do! Best of luck!

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@@DriversEdDirect passed. Got 3 wrong and most of what I got wrong is in the manual. I didn’t really read the manual I learned through the Zutobi app which was really helpful and I also did a lot of practice tests including these videos. Anyone who is going to do their permit, read the manual.

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Thanks for sharing! Do you remember the answer choices they gave you to choose from? The correct answer was probably something about this: Create more space in front of your vehicle when: Following motorcyclists on metal surfaces (bridge gratings, railroad tracks, etc.), and gravel. That topic is covered in section 8 (Safe Driving) of the CA DMV Handbook here: www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/handbook/california-driver-handbook/safe-driving/, I have pasted it below for convenience: Tailgating (Following Too Closely) Tailgating makes it harder for you to see the road ahead because the vehicle in front of you blocks your view. You will not have enough time to react if the driver in front of you brakes suddenly. Use the three-second rule to ensure a safe following distance and avoid a collision. Following other vehicles at a safe distance gives you enough time to react if another driver makes a mistake. If a vehicle merges in front of you too closely, take your foot off the accelerator. This creates space between you and the vehicle ahead. Create more space in front of your vehicle when: A tailgater is behind you. Maintain your course and speed. Then, when safe to do so, merge right to change into another lane and allow the tailgater to pass. *Following motorcyclists on metal surfaces (bridge gratings, railroad tracks, etc.), and gravel.*

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@@DriversEdDirect Failed because of a dangerous maneuver. So stupid. The dangerous maneuver? Not using the brakes of the TESLA I'm driving as if it's a gas car 24/7. On my first test she was fine with me using it here and there. Second test I fail for it. I'm done

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I passed!

@@therealjoshuachapmanwhat’s the question?

CONGRATS on passing!!

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Best of luck to you, you can do it!!!!!!

⁠@@DriversEdDirectI passed with only 1 question wrong!!! One of the questions was about how on freezing wet days which location will most likely hide ice. Thank you so much for the video 🙏

which state tho? idk how helpful a california study guide helps for other states, despite laws being similar

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Hello! Yes, left-right-left before every intersection, even when headed straight. You've got it!

@@DriversEdDirect okay I know this is gonna sound kinda silly but when going straight thank you for telling me to look left right left but am I allowed to tilt my head a little bit when looking left right left I know it's kinda natural you're head automatically follows you're eyes but I've have people to only use my eyes which confuses me because that only puts strain on my eyes tryna hold my head straight to do that would it be okay if I tilt chin a little I know they're only just glances but please help

Great idea, we will add it to the list!

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Hello! Yes, it's very important to be aware of the traffic situation all around you, as cars from a few lanes over could enter your blind spot without you knowing. Also, other cars from 2 lanes over can make lane changes at the same time you are, attempting to move into the same lane you are moving into.

Hello! The general idea is that you need to be aware of traffic all around you - so check left-right-left as you approach the intersection, but those are quick glances - your main focus is ahead of you always. Also, you can recheck left-right-left again if needed, especially if a little time has passed while you are waiting to make your left turn. Your main goal: be aware of traffic all around you, knowing that what is ahead of you is generally the most important thing to focus on. Best of luck!

@@DriversEdDirect thank you much help

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How did it go?!

I'm so glad! Thanks for sharing!

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Great job! CONGRATS to you on passing!!

@@DriversEdDirect thank you 😀

Thank you so much for your support, it is greatly appreciated!!

Hello! Anytime you make a right turn, you must turn into the rightmost lane intended for normal traffic, not the bike lane. The examiner failed you for driving in the bike lane when you should not have. While you are allowed to enter the bike lane before making a right turn, you should not use it to complete the turn. Hope that helps, and best of luck to you next time!

Hello! Yes, unfortunately you would start the whole DMV application process over from the start. You would need to turn in your residency and identification documents again, and pass the written exam again. Hope that helps and best of luck to you in the future!

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Good luck!! For curbside parking, you will pull over and reverse for 15-30 feet. On turns, it depends on the situation, what traffic signs are present, is there a stop sign, etc. - but yes, there are times when you can pull further out into the intersection if done correctly and legally. Please watch the videos below, as they will contain several examples that should answer all of your questions: Full DMV Test video: ua-cam.com/video/m7h5bLIIoNI/v-deo.html Curbside Parking: ua-cam.com/video/SNXqsTRhJ80/v-deo.html Top DMV Test Fails: ua-cam.com/video/ohn197Im7KM/v-deo.html Right Turns: ua-cam.com/video/8jGVnb4ab2o/v-deo.html Left turns: ua-cam.com/video/QEds_x1c6Ow/v-deo.html Tough Left Turn Examples: ua-cam.com/video/Zgg9tg-BC_4/v-deo.html

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Thanks and Great job! CONGRATS to you on passing with a nice score!

You can do it!!

Any time! Thank you for watching!

Great to hear! Thank you and CONGRATS!!!