DRIVERS LICENSE

>>18683913
Drive with your parents as much as possible, and study till the knowledge rests in your mind. But for real. Offer to drive for any occasion

a beer before always settles my nerves

In my country, we're told to take a lot of short trips, instead of few long ones. If you have the money, consider professional lessons.

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>>18683913
Don't drive stick to start with.

>>18683934
I love you anon.

>>18683934
Yeah, I was thinking of not wearing a seatbelt and texting my friends while I drive 3 miles above the designated speedlimit just to make things more exciting, c'mon person.

>>18683939
What's wrong with stick? You're just shifting the gears, right?

>>18683913
I got my license in 3 weeks when I was 18. Prior to that I had driven just a little bit when I was 15. If you are in the US you usually don't have to do any driving to get a permit. They'll ask you to identify a couple road signs, do a vision test, and a take short quiz with questions on driving scenarios. At least that's how mine went.

For driving, just go around neighborhoods or empty parking lots to get a feel for the cars steering, braking, gas, etc. Practicing during the evening is best because there are less cars out but still some sunlight, and 30mins to an hour a day is fine.

If there are multiple DMVs in your area ask around if they are any different. I went to a different DMV than my brother did and my driving test was way easier. Took like 5 minutes, just went around an empty street and a private neighborhood.

>>18683957
Stick is a little bit advanced and sometimes you can stall the engine and fuck up. Learn how to drive first, then learn stick.