How to Pass a Road Test For Drivers License in the United States

As a foreigner taking their driver’s license exam in the US can be daunting, you might encounter unexpected hurdles during testing. A driving examiner may ask you to perform strange actions; but rest assured they’re just testing your ability to drive well, which doesn’t need to be difficult but takes practice and skill.

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At your road test, the examiner will judge your performance on various skillsets, such as braking and turning smoothly, accelerating appropriately, driving in both residential and commercial areas, following traffic laws and pavement markings as well as maintaining adequate vision from your seat. In addition, proof that you completed a driver education course as well as passing certain stages of your state’s Graduated Driver License Law must also be provided and on test day you must bring both your learner’s permit as well as registered, insured vehicle to test.