DMV test review

The driving tests conducted by California DMV are not same for everyone. While both adults and teenagers have to take the same type of driving test, a physical challenged person or a person with mental condition has to take a separate version of the test having some extra elements included.

Who are required to take the Driving Test?

DMV drivers test review are conducted for persons who fall under the following categories.

A person who does not have license belonging to any other state nor has a foreign country license

A person who has some problems with vision or possesses limited period license due to mental or physical conditions

Persons who are imposed  with California DMV restrictions

Persons who have junior, probationary or provisional license belonging to another state

For those holding license in other states, the driving test is normally not necessary, but there are certain exceptions under which California DMV may request the test.

Making the Preparations

Sufficient driving practice is needed to pass the test. Minors need to complete a minimum of 50 DMV hours CA of behind the wheel practice. This includes 10 DMV hours CA of night driving. During practice, you need to correct the mistakes you make. You should also clarify about the situations you are confused about. You need to be adept at all the driving maneuvers that are detailed in the safe driving handbook. The California DMV examiner will evaluate your driving and how you adhere to the rules and regulations.

While driving, steer and accelerate smoothly as far as possible. Abrupt racing or stalling should not be done. The vehicle should be brought to a stop smoothly without any jerks. Crosswalks should be noted and intersections crossed with care. Gear use should be proper without any grinding. Speed should also be adjusted according to the prevailing weather conditions.