[QUOTE=Telperien]
I’m pretty good with the signs as I’ve been studying the books from the DMV off and on for years. It’s just the actual driving that has been problematic. I don’t think I’ll have too many problems with the road test, but it doesn’t do to become overconfident.
It rained hard for a couple of hours today and I think it’s supposed to rain some more the rest of the week. Then we’ll have to mow the grass at last.
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No, not like that. I know the signs. This is how it happened:
I came up to a street. The guy said to make a left onto Brown Street. So as I was looking at brown Street, on the right-hand side of the intersection was a One Way sign.
So I made my turn. Directly to the right of me, on Brown Street, on the other side of the intersection was another sign, saying Brown Street was now a 2-way. I missed the sign or didn’t see it. He told me to make a left on the next light, and I pulled to the left as you’re supposed to on a one-way and the guy nearly freaked. And of course he failed me.
I still think he’s a tard. I know he had no other choice but to fail me but he made me take the whole test. I had to parallel park, make a 3-point, the whole thing. ANd then he said “You know I have to fail you, right?”
Tard. I went home and told my mother once, coherently, then when she didn’t understand it the first time, burst into tears. Now that I look back - what a silly thing to cry over.
I ended up getting my license in August of '92, and drove through the horrible, horrible winter of 92-93 - 17 snowstorms in February alone without any accidents. I got one ticket a month after I got my license. I was speeding, but the officer took pity on me and reduced it to a seatbelt violation.
Since then, in 13 years of driving, I have been in one accident and the guy hit me - I was slowing down for a light. I’ve never had a speeding ticket. I want to kick that tardo guy sometimes…see? I am a good driver and your silly rules are,well, silly.
Sorry for the long story but I got carried away.