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JustinWhile I do agree that the U.S. tests need to be overhauled, it's much easier to have strict tests when you live in a country with only 5.5 million people.
Very true.
JustinWhile I do agree that the U.S. tests need to be overhauled, it's much easier to have strict tests when you live in a country with only 5.5 million people.
playnthruYou sir underestimate the power of said "idiots"...
And how many years and stages in the test till you get your full drivers license?
Well first you get your permit when you are 15 after taking a written/computer test. Then a driving test that basically the bare minimum of the basic driving techniques.
Then you wait one year with your permit then you get your drivers license after taking another extremely easy (basic left and right turn on a four way. Obeying speed limit and stop signs. Then a three point turn. Then in some states a parallel park).
I know the Finland driving test is extremely hard and you have to pass every part of the test to pass. I mean far as I have read the test over there is hard and they do some crazy but logical things to teach you car control
SlashfanNo, that depends on the state. In New York you must be at least 16 to even think about your permit test. You are then issued a learners permit, of which you cannot drive after certain hours of the day. You must take a 5 hour course teaching skills etc. You must complete 50 hours of parental/guardian signed off experience hours behind the wheel, the must be with you, 9 of which have to be at night. You have to have your permit for a minimum of 6 months before you can get your juniors license, of which you can only have a max of 3 people in the car at a time and time limits remain. When you are 18 you can qualify for your full time license, but you can get it earlier if you take Drivers Ed etc. Think I missed a few things but that's the gist of it.
Slow news day? Does every nice-car accident deserve its own thread?
I was wondering the exact same thing.
Yeah i know it depends on the state. And yeah that's still isn't enough in my opinion.