Could you pass a driving test?

[baludoy]

pasang-awa

[redorange]

Got a 83% B missed the speed in school zone since here on base it's 15MPH. LOL Oh well haven't taken the test in so long. Now I know why my wife kept failing the California test with the number of people that fail in this forum alone that have a license in the Philippines. But then it makes me wonder how many people come here driving on the freeways not knowing the rules.

80% on the Canadian test.

[maf]

My result: <a href="http://www.autoinsurance.org/driving_test/"><img src="http://www.autoinsurance.org/driving_test/img/badges/dplus.png" alt="Could you pass a driving test?" /></a><p>Created by <a href="http://www.autoinsurance.org">Auto Insurance.org</a></p>

Nyah, I barely passed! I'm a newbie driver. I got my license at LTO Tayuman wherein I had to pass an actual driving test.

[vito corleone]

bagsak! 56%

buti na lang i drive here in the philipines =)

[rai711]

grabe naman I barely passed din ako d+

[BoyL3]

failed ako

[speed unlimited]

http://www.autoinsurance.org/driving_test/


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i failed at 56% mwehehehehe.
pero in fairness, im not familiar with some US driving laws.

In my experience having a drivers license is one of my priority to get when i go to New Jersey as Immigrant . I have a professional drivers license here in the philippines and it is a great advantage for me in getting a written examination and driving test as long as you will review . They will give a reviewer on the motor vehicle on getting a drivers license . To give you familarized on there rules and regulation on a given state. I passed the written examination and the driving test. One thing I noticed if you passed you passed . There is no money involved in passing the test. Just my observation.

[cutedoc]

i failed at 44% =( ill augment the remaining 56% with an amicable settlement=)

[macu1560]

Your Grade: A+
100% You Passed with an Excellent Score!

[woohoo]

Shame you missed the hand-signal. I actually got that one... signal left is straight out, signal right is up in the air. Signal to stop is, therefore, down.

Got a C. Missed the questions where exact distances and speeds were involved... (since I don't drive in the US, am not used to thinking in mph and feet!) but common road courtesy and passing rules are stuff I know.

Scored almost the same, with same "issues" as you, sir niky.

That fire truck following distance (duh... I actually answered correctly -- 500ft, at first, but changed it to 300ft eventually, perhaps because for me, that's already safe), distance from STOP sign (I considered 25feet as too close), school zones? -- I chose the lowest limit, of course. I have kids in primary school, man.

Blinking Red light? Why wouldn't they just use a steady RED light to indicate STOP? Why use another scheme? duh.