I took the K53 driving test yesterday and failed (rolled in the yard during parallel parking). I think South Africa's driving test is one of the most difficult in the world; the agrees. Having read the comments on this sub for the past year, it seems like most people on have a driver's license.

Here's what it says on the sheet the examiner is using to test you. How To PASS Your Drivers Test - The Secrets. Pass Driving Road Test First Time No Critical Errors - Duration. South Australia Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure. The theory test can be practised on-line at www.mylicence.sa.gov.au. Your task assessment sheets, pages 41 to 74 of the Driving Companion, will need to be removed.

Do you have any tips for passing the test? How many tries did it take you to pass the test? I am also quite anxious during driving and during tests, so my instructor told me to buy Rescue (a homeopathic medicine, I believe - I could buy it over-the-counter without a prescription) from the pharmacy and take it before the test. I did take that, but clearly it didn't help.

Any advice or tips that would help me pass the test would be greatly appreciated. It is quite a stressful experience, from standing for hours in the traffic department to make a test appointment, starting from the eye test, to actually taking the test, so I would really like to pass in as few tries as possible. Yesterday I rolled in the yard itself You rolling under test conditions is an indication that you haven't mastered incline starts 100%. Treat every start in the yard test as an incline start. There are many thing that can screw you over in the test.rolling should not be one of them.

Couple more tips. Use the teachers car (mine had stickers on windows that helped for parking) Personal opinion: Ask the evaluator if you may talk as you drive. Saying 'Switching lanes.doing five point check.' Be sure to be polite.e.g. Addressing the evaluator with 'Sir', introducing yourself etc.

Don't panic.most of the screw-ups you can 'survive' if you just act like nothing happened and focus on the next challenge. Also.do not speed & do not roll.instant fails. Artikulyacionnie profili zvukov. Oh and they'll ask you to do an emergency brake.just brake hard, no hand brake. ' it seems like most people on [2] have a driver's license.' Public transport in SA is shit, if you or your family can afford a car you get one ASAP. I got one deduction during my yard/course test.

It was the uphill part for over-revving. I did it on purpose because I borrowed the car from the driving school so I was unfamiliar with it and if you roll you fail. Ask the locals (maybe even the guidance teacher at a high school) which school/trainer is the best in town and make an appointment or two to sharpen your skills and train the test. I got my licence the 5th time round. The first time the car I drove's break light didn't work. 2nd time break light again (bloody car's fuses sucked and went minutes before I started). 3rd time I borrowed my mother's car, because my car clearly hated me.

Now I started the test and 5 minutes in a guy comes walking over and ask my instructor if my car isn't to short for the test. This is how I learned that there is a limit to car lenths for the test!

4th Time with my car again. I was so bloody nervous now because of all my previous fails, I ran an overgrown stop sign! I made it my 5th time!

Dankie flippen tog! Best of luck to you!

That is some tenacity. I hope I too can stay that determined and not give up. Nikkai usb serial driver. You talk about your own car; can you own a car before you have a license?

At this point I am wondering if buying a car would be more economical; I am paying the driving school just to practice in their car; I am not really learning anything new any longer. Though I get to use the driving school's yard for parking practice if I use their car, I can at least practice for the road test by myself if I have my own car. Can you practice in your own car without someone with a license sitting in the front passenger seat with you?