How to Pass a Driving Test
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How to Pass a Driving Test
How to Prepare for a Driving Test
How to Begin a Driving Test
Driving Test-Turning Maneuvers
Driving Test-Lane Changes
Driving Test-Traffic Laws
Driving Test-Advanced Maneuvers
How to Finish a Driving Test
How to Pass a Driving Test
Why The 10 & 2 Driving Position Is Unsafe
Adjust Mirrors For Improved Safety
Driving Tips for Wet Roads
The True Costs of Driving
Understanding Common Driving Safety Myths
Prepare For Cars Without Spare Tires
Buying A Fuel Efficient Car
Cut Your Miles To Reduce Fuel Costs
Improve Gas Mileage With Properly Inflated Tires
Improve Gas Mileage With Car Maintenance
Improve Gas Mileage With Smart Driving
Avoid Overloaded Trunks And Roof Racks To Save Gas
Steve Williams
V.P. Operations, National Driver Training Institute
www.nationaldrivertraining.com
800-942-2050
Steve@nationaldrivertraining.com
Steve Williams graduated from the University of South Alabama with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology in 1995. At the same time, he was commissioned Second Lieutenant in the United States Army Transportation Corps. Steve was stationed at Fort Carson, where he was the Battalion Safety Officer for the 68th Corps Support Battalion, the largest battalion on the installation. He left the Army in 2000 and came to work for the National Driver Training Institute as production manager.
Steve earned his Driver Education Instructor Certification in New Mexico and became licensed to administer driving skills tests in Colorado. He now serves as Vice President of Operations and a member of the Board of Directors.
How to Pass a Driving Test
Driving examiner Steve Williams demonstrates the proper techniques to pass a driving test.
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Steve Williams: My name is Steve Williams. I am with the National Driver Training Institute and I am going to show you how to pass the driving skills test. We will start with the preparations you need to make before the test then we will go into the beginning of the test and how you can adjust your seat and your mirrors to make yourself more comfortable. I will show you some advanced maneuvers that may or may not be on your driving skills test such as parallel parking and Three-point U turns.
Then we'll conclude with what you need to do whether you pass or fail the test. In order to take the driving skills test you will need a valid permit and a vehicle. The safety considerations for the driving skills test are the same as safety considerations for when you are on the open road. Pay attention to the environment around you, obey traffic law, keep yourself and your passengers safe.
I have been in the traffic safety industry for 12 years. I have done driving skills test for eight of those years and I have the gray hair to prove it. I am well qualified to show you everything you need to know to pass this test. So let's get started.
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Distracted Driving – Distracting Passengers
Distracted Driving - Cell Phones
Distracted Driving - Text Messaging
Distracted Driving – Testing Drivers While Text Messaging
Driving Emergency - Run-off-road
Turning Corners, Rolling Stops, Stop-and-Go Driving in a Stick Shift Car
What To Avoid When Driving a Stick Shift Car
Understanding Common Driving Safety Myths
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How to pass a driving test by Mlee at 05/16/08 06:06PM Flag
Thanks for showing me how to adjust my rear view mirror and how far back to sit from the steering wheel. Nice looking guy, too. He looks like the man on Tool Time.
by BiloxiShel at 05/12/08 05:05PM Flag
Great Video !!!!! very informative ! Would you be my instructor ??
Training Hollywood Starlets by NationalDriver at 05/10/08 04:03PM Flag
We considered video training for starlets, but beta testing showed that they could not pay attention to the screen as long as they have fingernails or hair . . .
by galactic at 05/10/08 02:49PM Flag
I would like to see a driving instruction video targeted toward teaching Hollywood starlets the basics of good driving skills. Good subjects to address might include "How to determine which lane direction to drive after partying all night at Les Deux" or "Effective ways to prevent trees from colliding with your shiny new mercedes". Thanks and thank you for all the work you do in keeping the nations highways safe.
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