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Try sticking to 50.. But +/- 3-5km/h is alright.
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class 5 is the easiest test of all.
With that digital speedometer, it should be even easier for you to keep the speed because its right in front of your face.
AFAIK...there is ZERO tolerances in 30km/h school & playground zone.
it is an auto fail if you go above 30km/h, try to stay at 20-25km/h around school zone.
class 5 is the easiest test of all.
With that digital speedometer, it should be even easier for you to keep the speed because its right in front of your face.
agree!
they didn't even ask me to parallel park lol. i even managed to roll through a long sweeping right turn instead of stopping (since it was a red light) and pass.
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agree!
they didn't even ask me to parallel park lol. i even managed to roll through a long sweeping right turn instead of stopping (since it was a red light) and pass.
They didn't ask me to parallel either. This was before they even had the graduated licensing program
i don't believe that testing parallel parking or three point turns is mandatory for the class 5. When I did my class 5 i didn't do any parking tests at all
My driving instructor always told me its better to be slower then faster in a driving test, its not that hard to keep it steady 47-50km/h. i always thought it was +/- 4km/h because thats the leeway for a speedometers accuracy
My driving instructor always told me its better to be slower then faster in a driving test, its not that hard to keep it steady 47-50km/h. i always thought it was +/- 4km/h because thats the leeway for a speedometers accuracy
Like above, the parallel park (which was dead simple the way they test it) and 3 point are only on the N test, not the class 5. Don't go more than 10k below the limit and if the cars an auto be sure you don't do any rolling stops.
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If you're too slow, you can fail too.
Exactly. On my N test the guy got mad at me for going too slow (narrow residential street with lots of trees and kids )
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the biggest part of this test is merging onto the highway and exiting. the rest of the exam, my tester mostly had his head down.. i was even able to drive through a stale yellow without him mentioning anything lol.
my one piece of advice is to constantly scan and never zone out. my tester said that could easily make or break passing the exam. good luck! i passed my about 2-3 weeks ago.
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After I passed my Class 5 test, the examiner gave me an extra tip that some people don't notice.
Apparently when you are about to make left turns on an intersection, you should always keep the wheel straight, not slight left. If you can't see the on-comming cars well enough, it's okay to go a bit more further out, but at least still keep the wheel straight. The point of this was in case of an unfortunate rear-ending from behind, at least the car would not bounce forward to an on-comming traffic.
The only tip my examiner gave me after the test. Hope this helps some way to build stronger confidence in both you and the examiner.
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