I failed my Drivers Test?

Sorry but I don't know what a rolling stop is! Perhaps that thing doesn't exist in my country! I worked hard t earn my driver's license. I've been driving since I was 11 secretly and so I know I got the skill. When I finally came of age to get a license I took the written test and at that time they imposed a new one which was too difficult for those drivers who couldn't speak English! I passed both the written practical test and guess what happened after I renewed it! The corrupt officer took my money and disappeared and I had to redo everything again from the written test down to the practical ones!

I understand your anger for failing your driving test. Here in Italy during the test you need only complete stop at the stop, no matter how long.

Just learn your lesson, and do a slow count of two before proceeding into the intersection. Are you changing from New Jersey to Delaware license? He may be prejudiced against New Jersey drivers.

Some of the the testers are just out there to fail us. I guess they want us to pay more to retake the test. May be they are angry about something and they decide to take out their rage on people taking tests. It is really unfortunate and very disappointing situation.

For me so sad but next time keep up the good work and try another drivers test so that you not failed and learned eagerly to it.

i am sorry to hear that .your teat failed but It's no matter ,just reagain.I have no try the drivers test until the moment .I want to own my liences.good luck with you and wish you could be victory on the next drivers test.

I spent years learning how to drive and found it hard to pass a British practical driving test. Here out of every ten people taking the test 60% fail it and 40% pass it. You stopped and then went on because it was safe to do so. You didn't know you had to wait two seconds. How silly it is it to have different rules for the area of the United States. I usually failed the backing around the corner. Finally last February I passed my practical driving test. I had to do a turn in the road and a reverse park. I didn't have to back around the corner. People tend to be nervous on the day of their test and to a certain degree is luck comes into play. At one time I was disappointed and discouraged to the point of almost giving up. I am so pleased I had two more tries and passed it eventually. Good luck.

my personal opinion on this is, it's not the question of you know how to drive a car but you have to follow the road rules. it's not whether you know the rules in this city or not but how well you know and follow the rules when you are driving at a certain place.

i hope you will be ease soon. i hope you will not stay in the world of disappointment and discouragement. i guess the best you can do is to work more to pass the test. wish you luck buddy! =)

Hey Payout! I am sorry you did not pass the driver test. Kow that it has nothing to do with poor skills but more on laws. Though 2 seconds seem like not a whole lot, I though here in IL it was something like 5 seconds. Well know that you can take the test again and when you do come to stop mentally say to yourself. One, two and or maybe three then proceed. At least it has nothing to do with erratic driving or something bad, just know that at least it was a tester who sticks to rules. Best of luck and there is always next time.

Well good grief. You didn't run over anyone did you. Heck, that's a great start in itself. Just remember to completely stop next time. I would suggest a different instructor, if possible. Especially if you feel he was unfair. You don't want that to affect your next attempt at a drivers licenses. Best Wishes!

Well ,it's just to give it a new try after you've gone through the issues you failed on. I've learnt to do as I was told by following all instructions of the instructor, who is the authority and is in charge to decide whether you pass or fail. Best is to be quite having your own opinion. I wish you the best of luck to pass for a driving licence!

This has happened to many here too. If you can next time you take even count out 3 seconds at each stop sign just to make sure. Now you know your mistake and can pass the next time. Good luck.

How old are you? I got my license when I was 16, so I had to go to driving school first since I was just 16. They taught us that in driving school. That we had to come to a complete stop at a stop sign and wait for two seconds before we could go. Don't get dicourage you will pass it the second time. My brother failed his driving test the first time as well and he passed the second time. Just improve on your stopping at a stop sign.