How well do you score??

[festealth]

70%

but then again, i failed the learners (when they were still like 20 questions) like a few times.... but when it was the actual road test, perfect!

knowing the rules and actually knowing how to drive is 2 different things.

 

[Jodie]

95%.

Got #15 wrong. I could have sworn that sign means "pavement narrows" unless it's got the dotted line showing that it is an actual lane ending

 

[PerazziDave]

Almost Perfect

95 % for me, I'm not smart enough to know where to look when some bastard is high beaming me. I usually give em the finger and shade my eyes with my extended hand and arm . If they had any questions about driving a bus I would have shined on those .

PD

 

[dirtydan]

National Drivers Test - Results
Your score was: 100%



It would be scary to see the answers chosen by anyone that scores under 70. Hell getting under 90 is scary enough!

 

[dirtydan]

It is very logical.

75%, but question 7 is illogical. Traffic in any good-sized city would never move if someone turning left waited for EVERY vehicle to pass before turning. It's also pretty obvious pedestrians in Vancouver believe they have the right to cross anywhere, any time. Who needs to wait for corners or lights?

It reads:

7. When waiting to make a left turn, you should give the right-of-way to vehicles coming from the opposite direction: (Select one)

a. Until at least two vehicles have passed

b. Until dangerously close cars have passed

c. Until all of the cars have passed


Remember you are to chose the best answer of the three. Obviously "a" is the dumbest choice. Now "b" is quite precise with using "dangerously close" and so also would mean that if cars are close it would then be ok to make the turn. Obviously when logic IS used that would make "b" the wrong choice as well. So that leaves "c" as the obvious answer. Now some will argue that would mean waiting for vehicles far off in the distance, but if they were to apply logic then they would see doing that is wrong. Use your judgement, your good judgement, and you make a left run with on coming traffic do so when that traffic is a safe distance away.

 

[Cock Throppled]

It reads:

7. When waiting to make a left turn, you should give the right-of-way to vehicles coming from the opposite direction: (Select one)

a. Until at least two vehicles have passed

b. Until dangerously close cars have passed

c. Until all of the cars have passed


Remember you are to chose the best answer of the three. Obviously "a" is the dumbest choice. Now "b" is quite precise with using "dangerously close" and so also would mean that if cars are close it would then be ok to make the turn. Obviously when logic IS used that would make "b" the wrong choice as well. So that leaves "c" as the obvious answer. Now some will argue that would mean waiting for vehicles far off in the distance, but if they were to apply logic then they would see doing that is wrong. Use your judgement, your good judgement, and you make a left run with on coming traffic do so when that traffic is a safe distance away.

If cars aren't dangerously close, then that would make the turn safe to make.I know the answer they wanted is the ridiculous one, "until all cars have passed", but the rule in driving is to do things when safe.