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Inaii 08-19-2010 04:33 PM

Lawl, okay, so I know this doesn't really have much to do with my topic, but I thought it was amusing. I had my first lesson last night, my driving instructor has decided that "L" drivers, should always drive below the speed limit on their test (he specifically said 40-45km/hr). His reason? It might "scare" the examiner if I drive at the speed limit. Please tell me not all driving instructors think like this? That would just cause more problems than need be.

RevYouUp 08-19-2010 04:40 PM

hmm what a retarded instructor..I think you can fail for driving too slow >.> find a new one

Inaii 08-19-2010 06:45 PM

Exam is tomorrow. He was much better today. Not even a peep when I did 60 coming down boundary hill.

monkeywrench 08-19-2010 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Inaii (Post 7073575)
Lawl, okay, so I know this doesn't really have much to do with my topic, but I thought it was amusing. I had my first lesson last night, my driving instructor has decided that "L" drivers, should always drive below the speed limit on their test (he specifically said 40-45km/hr). His reason? It might "scare" the examiner if I drive at the speed limit. Please tell me not all driving instructors think like this? That would just cause more problems than need be.

He is definitely wrong on that one. You MUST stay at 50 during a 50 zone, 60 during a 60 zone. Make sure you remember what areas are 50 and what are 60.

Going over the speed limit in the specific location can deduct you points. Look out for steep hills and keep your speed

Good luck

cctw 08-19-2010 09:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Inaii (Post 7073575)
Lawl, okay, so I know this doesn't really have much to do with my topic, but I thought it was amusing. I had my first lesson last night, my driving instructor has decided that "L" drivers, should always drive below the speed limit on their test (he specifically said 40-45km/hr). His reason? It might "scare" the examiner if I drive at the speed limit. Please tell me not all driving instructors think like this? That would just cause more problems than need be.

should be between 45 to 50...40 is way too slow...I'd stay around 47 just to give yourself a little room for error or if you need to speed up to switch lanes..

some instructors don't mind a little over 50 when you need to..but there are a few in richmond branch that are super picky abt it

OH...just remembered...if you've been at the icbc in richmond...if you go out the exit to minoru...just rmb its 2 shoulder checks..not one..and you have to put on the right turn signal twice...cos technically its one right turn out back to the straightaway..and immediately shoulder check for the right turn out to minoru..

i've seen ppl fail cos they thought it was one big turn..

nabs 08-19-2010 09:51 PM

i stayed 45 during my roadtest in richmond. the whole time, unless in a school zone. i don't think i went to a place which was 60. But i wouldn't go over the limit on a test regardless.

If you have an asshole examiner, he could fail you on the basis of dangerous driving on the spot.

StealthFighter 08-20-2010 01:28 AM

going too slow can fail you, going to fast can fail you. stay between 45-55 in a 50 zone. most preferably 50.

hchang 08-20-2010 07:57 PM

Did you pass!?

you! 08-20-2010 09:02 PM

wow 3 pages of advice just to pass an N test?
can't believe the op couldn't find any old threads after doing a search while being an rs mod at the same time..talk about being lazy

Inaii 08-20-2010 09:56 PM

As I said, I was looking for SPECIFIC information on RICHMOND.

And no, I didn't pass. Failed for not shoulder checking while parking and forgetting my 360 checks.
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subordinate 08-20-2010 10:02 PM

You'll pass on your next try.

Those 360 checks are definitely a must, along with exaggerating a shoulder check.

rk604 08-22-2010 12:39 AM

wow fail....i read class 6/8, but its class 7 lol....

dink 08-22-2010 08:59 AM

hope i dont fail my class 6

Inaii 08-22-2010 09:09 AM

Lol rk604, I even told you it was for my class 7 :p

Amuse 08-22-2010 03:08 PM

Urgent: I forgot but is there 3 point turns, parallel parking, and hazard perception in the class 7 road test? Just general driving and parking?
A 360 is when reversing? So left mirror, shoulder check left, rear view mirror, shoulder check right, right mirror. Then reverse?
What if you do this before parking, then you drive forward a bit, then do you have to do a 360 again when you continue reversing into the stall?

hchang 08-22-2010 03:10 PM

Yes, there are 3 point turns, parallel parking and also hazard perception questions for the Class 7 N Test.

Fafine 08-22-2010 04:31 PM

i dont remember doing a three point turn.

hchang 08-22-2010 04:31 PM

I didn't have to do it on my test either.

But it was in the handbook and my instructor made me to it countless times.

Fafine 08-22-2010 04:32 PM

pretty sure they took that out

hchang 08-22-2010 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Amuse (Post 7076466)
A 360 is when reversing? So left mirror, shoulder check left, rear view mirror, shoulder check right, right mirror. Then reverse?
What if you do this before parking, then you drive forward a bit, then do you have to do a 360 again when you continue reversing into the stall?

A 360 is when you should know all your surroundings so yes, generally when you're reversing.

From what I remember I shifted into Reverse, Left Mirror, Rearview Mirror, Right Mirror, Shoulder Check Left, then Shoulder checked right, looked back, and reversed.

While reversing be sure to scan the front every 2 to 3 seconds or so.

360 degree is as long as you know your surroundings, so I don't think the orders matter too much as long as you follow through with all of them.

Yes, if you're reverse stall parking, 360 degree check again.

GDChoi 08-22-2010 05:21 PM

if you take no.4 road route watch for play grounds there is one sign 1/2 blocked off by a branch near odlin. One mistake I made on my N test was when you and turning left on a 3 lane road ur allowed to tilt ur wheel left a little waiting for traffic(thats what i did) but the instructor said at the end of the test when you tilt it remember to tilt it back straight because if someone was to rear end u, youd go straight instead of into the traffic(bunch of bs really) and just relax its a piece of cake its harder to actually fail then to pass unless of course your a complete moron, youll do fine oh and remember to stop for 2 seconds at stop signs

hchang 08-22-2010 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Vdub333 (Post 7076609)
if you take no.4 road route watch for play grounds there is one sign 1/2 blocked off by a branch near odlin. One mistake I made on my N test was when you and turning left on a 3 lane road ur allowed to tilt ur wheel left a little waiting for traffic(thats what i did) but the instructor said at the end of the test when you tilt it remember to tilt it back straight because if someone was to rear end u, youd go straight instead of into the traffic(bunch of bs really) and just relax its a piece of cake its harder to actually fail then to pass unless of course your a complete moron, youll do fine oh and remember to stop for 2 seconds at stop signs

Somebody obviously didn't read the whole thread...

OP failed... so I guess you just kind of called him a "complete moron", huh?

Inaii 08-22-2010 07:54 PM

Her, actually :) And if he thinks I'm a moron, oh well. No skin off my nose :) I don't know him.

Oh, I also didn't have to do a 3 point turn. He made me pull into a residential area with lots of driveways, so I was expecting him to ask me to do the 3pt. He asked me to pretend to be parking downhill. I botched that completely, forgot to signal and shoulder/360 check (didn't even occur to me as I was already parked). No u-turns as well, even though it's on the test sheet.

GDChoi 08-22-2010 11:36 PM

Sorry "her" and I didnt mean it that way hehehe mah bad

FerrariEnzo 08-23-2010 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Inaii (Post 7074986)
And no, I didn't pass. Failed for not shoulder checking while parking and forgetting my 360 checks.

so you just looked in the mirror to park???? what was it, reverse or parallel parking?


everyones told you to do lots of shoulder checking and yet you still dont do it.. so why ask for advice? im stumped?


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