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[luvnwdwgal]

Yep! Even got 100% on my manueuverability!

[Taleena]

I passed mine on the first time, but only because the instructor let me pull forward again while doing the reverse portion of the maneuverability test. I almost backed over one of the cones (which were below window height - no sticks or anything sticking up so you could see them better), caught myself and gave the instructor one of those nice, helpless "what do I do now?!" looks. He laughed and told me to go ahead and try it again. I was so relieved, I could have hugged that old man when he gave me a passing score.

[goofy4goofy]

Yep, I passed mine on the first try.

Kelly

[mom2my4dwarfs]

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I did pass the first time. We didn't have to parallel park, thank goodness. 18 years of driving and I STILL can't parallel park.

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[AmyAngel]

1st time, the horn on the car didn't work (I never knew!)
2nd time, the guy was really grumpy. He told me I did very well, but didn't pass me on the driving part. (The written part I passed with flying colors!)
3rd time, went to a smaller town with nicer people and passed easily.

[joyjoy]

I did pass the first time, even though I had the maximum deducted for the parallel parking part. We didn't use two cars to park between, but flags. I completely ran over the back flag. Whoops.

[SarahJ]

Yep, I passed the first time but barely. I think I had 4 points to spare. My father, a teacher and driver's ed instructor, was not impressed. I got a big lecture on all the things I got marked down for.

[ilovelilo]

Yes, I passed my written and driver's tests the first time (barely!).

In my driver's test we were supposed to parallel park between two big barrels. I never did get my car in there, but at least I didn't hit either barrel--if I had, they would have considered that an accident and I would have failed the test.

And no, I still can't parallel park, either!

[RobinKay6573]

I had the worse examiner the first time (my instructor even agreed)! I passed it the second time with no problems. I didn't get my license until I was 23 though Thankfully we didn't have to do hill stops or parallel park like I did in Drivers Ed in Vermont. I can parallel park now no problem (it is all those years of farm driving and backing up into the barn with the spreader and about an inch clearance on either side.)

[GoofyMom]

I did pass my first time. And it was on my 16th birthday, too! In our town, most kids had to take the test at least twice because we had a really hard*** for an examiner. I think it must have had something to do with growing up on a farm -- I had been driving since I was 10 so I was well-practiced.

[BritDisFan]

I passed the second time, on my first test when I reversed round the corner I went up the kerb and then started crying how embarrasing . I sobbed to the examiner that there was no point carrying on as I had already failed. He just looked at me dumbfounded and insisted we finish the test. I carried on but was crying so much that we returned to the test centre. I think he was more relieved than me when it ended .

Karen

[buckysmom]

Sure...the other coach's wife for my DB's Little League team (which is why I never got to practice!) was the tester. Around the block, and park. Whew!

FYI...her son pitched for the Pirates for a couple of seasons, so guess he was a pretty good player

[disneyknut]

Yep, I passed the first time & only 2 weeks after getting my learners permit ( I went through a driving school who takes you to get your test)

[Teresa]

I passed the written with no problem. I didn't have to take the driving, since I took Driver's Ed.

[DisneyM5]