Help/Support ► Permit.

[Crimson Crashing]

I'm taking my test tomorrow.(Hopefully)

I was wondering exactly what I need to know in order to pass.
If anyone has a link to a source or something, that would be pretty shweet.

 

[Siren]

Basically, you need to have ridden in a car, and not had your head up your ass.

I missed four out of twenty questions on the test, and I still got the permit. So I wouldn't worry about it too much.

 

[Shadow Soldier]

If it's like Canada, it's all random questions on a computer. 50 questions, you can get 10 wrong. It's all random questions from the book.

 

[Prajna]

Just make sure you know at least the rules of the road, it's pretty easy stuff. I'm not sure how much it is to take the test where you live but here it's $30 a go, so make it count.

 

[Vossler]

I am no help in this case since I failed my test twice before I got it right. I had to miss at least 29 to pass, I missed 30 both times. All I can say is study, study, study.

 

[Shadow Soldier]

I disagree with studying. First time I took my test, I failed, I studied my ass off for 2 weeks.

Second time, I just went in and did it without opening the book. 100% it.

 

[afrobutt]

[] you've been on the road
[] you know not to drink and drive
[] you know how to drive in weather bad enough to cancel a high school sporting event

if you can check 2/3 and then you'll pass no problamo

 

[Bukkake Sensei]

They make you test for your permits? When I got mine all I had to do was walk in and answer a few questions, but this is Indiana in like 2006, so who knows what may be different.

For the written test, whenever you come across a question that has "all of the above" as a possible answer, I can almost guarantee you that it is the correct answer. Go with it 100% of the time.

 

[quitejaded]

Basically, use your common sense. Kay? Good luck. And bring glasses for the vision test.

 

[Shadow Soldier]

I had one question, it was bullshit. It was how I failed.

Question: "What is Hydro Planing?"

a) where the car rolls on dirt road.
b) where the car goes over a pothole without dipping down.
c) where the car floats over a watery road.
d) where the car floats on a patch of oil.

I said C.. because well.... HYDRO is water.

Machine said it was Oil, made no sense. It was bullshit.

 

[Crimson Crashing]

I passed!
I took it at school, and it was easy. ;D