Driving test

I go it two years ago at my second attempt. I drive a Toyota Carina.

>7 years ago
>first try
>1998 ES300

>>17768115

>10 years ago
>4 attempts
>2004 model Audi TT

>>17768115
The first time I took it I failed it immediately because I bumped the curb slightly on the way out of the parking lot.

>6 years
>1
>2000 honda crv
Pretty easy test in my state, don't even have to parallel park.

15 in highschool, one attempt, but I cheated on it. got my learners, and went driving with the instructor, got my license, but I really didn't know the rules of the road at all. Good ol america

>>17768115
6 months ago
1st attempt
1.2 fiesta

Four years ago, one attempt and it was way easy, 1988 C1500 Silverado was a total shitbox that cost a grand.

Some 5 years ago when I was 20, was super nervous and even bought a guide from a guy when I was waiting for my turn. Turns out I didn't need that stupid 60 pages guide.

Here in Mexico the test is a joke, your first test is in front of a computer and they ask you the dumbest questions in the world. After that and more waiting in line you get to drive a car for the test but that stupid test is just a parking in parallel test and they give you a stupidly big parking spot. If you take the cars they have then you'll have to do it on a manual transmission car but you can bring your own car (i.e. Borrowed) even if it's an automatic.

Ever since then its been smooth for me, just the first month was a bit scary whenever I was going uphill on my manual little car.

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>>17768115
>DATA MINING
>DATA MINING
>DATA MINING

>>17768756
So how does this benefit OP?