How can we help you on your Road Test?On your road test, what would you like your examiner to do?

Chat as we go. Give a thorough briefi ng and

then please don’t distract me. Talk about the high points and

get going. Be patient and please don’t

rush me.

Anything else we should know?

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Any Questions?

Is it OK to have the stereo on? Can I have the window down? Can I wear sunglasses? What happens if I turn the wrong way? Is it OK to take one hand off the wheel

to scratch my nose for a second? If I get stressed out, can I pull over for

a minute? I don’t know the street names, is that

going to be a problem? Can I ask about parking?

About your Road Test…

• Do you have any questions for your examiner? The best time to ask is before you start the test. Your examiner will be happy to answer any questions.

• Your examiner will tell you at the start of your test what you’ll need to do.

• Don’t worry, you won’t be asked to do anything illegal. Your examiner won’t try to trick you.

• You’ll get lots of warning for turns. If your examiner doesn’t tell you to turn, just follow the road you’re on.

• Not sure what you’re being asked to do or where you’re going? Just ask.

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We think these tips might help.• Always keep to the posted speed limit. Watch out for school and

playground zones.

• When you turn right, shoulder check on your right to see if there are any cyclists, pedestrians or other road users.

• Make a full stop at stop signs and red lights. When it’s safe to pull out, go slowly and make sure you scan the intersection.

• Changing lanes or direction? Make sure you mirror check, signal and shoulder check.

• Always keep a safe distance from other road users.

• Scan the intersection before you drive through — even if the light is green.

• When merging on a highway, use the acceleration lane to get up to the speed of the highway traffi c — but don’t go over the speed limit. Then merge when it’s safe.

• Drive according to road conditions.

• If you have questions, ask us!