Would you pass your driver's test?  

What a question. LOL. . This question hit hit! I don't think I will pass the driver's test if Iwould take it again. I am talking about the written exam. But for the practical driving test, I'm sure I will. I have been driving since the early 90's and to tell you honestly, I don't know much of the traffic signs. I guess, it's time for me to study again. Thanks for the nice discussion.

To be brutally honest I don't think I'd pass. There's just some things that you're required to do - like parallel parking and reverse parking that I absolutely hate and haven't done in years.
So yeah, if I had to sit for a test right now, I wouldn't be passing it. Or if I did, I'd be highly surprised hehe.

I would certainly pass my test again, so long as I paid attention to the speed limit. I was taught to drive by a professional driving school, and I remember everything they taught me. I've had my license 10 years, and I'm still very good about checking my blind spots which very few people ever do anymore.

My only issue on the road is speed. I like to drive fast. Normally I just pace myself with the rest of traffic, which you know is never the actual speed limit. And sometimes I just want to get where I'm going quickly, so I'll do 10 miles over the speed limit or so. So as long as I keep my eyes on that, I'll be fine!

I would have no trouble. When I moved to this state (where I was born) nearly two years ago I had to take the written test and did miss some questions. I was shocked! I missed the one about seatbelts, I put down that everyone in the car has to wear them and in Ohio only the people in the front seat have to use them. How stupid is that?!

Well i got the license of car and the bike.. but i never pass the driver test..
Its very difficult to pass the driver test in India.. I admit that.. So i have to pay little more for the licence of driver both the car and the for thr bike..
And now also i can say that i can not pass the drive test..
Because who takes the test they are realy rude.. they always not allow us to pass this.. because simple they want more money from us

happy myloting..

i am not a driver, i see alot of people on them roads who are maniacs and i do not want to lose my life to one of these people, so i never tried to drive a car, i am even a bad passenger, i freak out if a car or lorry gets too close, so me getting a license is a definite no no...i cannot drive and i don't think i ever will....

I would like to but I highly doubt it. I took 20 lessons but then got bored, passed my theory then moved to the city. Kinda decided there was no point I guess! Saving the enviornment & all that.

Well as you said, we all tend to pick up bad habits..driving with one arm, or your leg out the window....just kidding about the leg part...maybe!!!
But I think that if I had to, although I have been driving over 30 years, unless they have changed the rules, I should pass...(as long as I remember to put that foot back in the window!)

I guess it depends. Will I be taking the driver's test here in the Philippines? In the Local Transportation Office? Then yeah, of course - who wouldn't? The system is so messed up here that the answers to the driving exam is actually posted on the wall of the examination room!

Thanks for the response on my discussion!

I was thinking about this yesterday for some reason. I am pretty sure I would have to study first if I wanted to pass the written test. I don't remember details of things like: how many feet before the intersection you're supposed to signal, how many feet away to stop for a school bus, etc.

Wow I decided to check out the driver's manual for my state online (the last time I looked at it, around 1991, "on line" still meant "waiting on line" ). A few things have changed, such as the mention of EZpass (electronic toll) lanes, cell phones, and a "campaign against road rage".(People are angrier now!)

I almost think they should make everyone retake the test every 10 years or so. I can tell when I drive, that most drivers in NJ have no clue who should get the right-of-way at an intersection, how to make a right turn on red (which is allowed here, after a full stop, if it is safe), and how to yield to an emergency vehicle. Even though I am not sure I would pass it today, I would if they graded it on a bell curve compared with the rest of the state.