New York Driving License
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Re: New York Driving License
Err I mean reversing into the pull-in space that buses have at bus stops (it was actually in the grounds of the MVD). As for them taking points off/even noticing you've hit the bus stop...
#17
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Re: New York Driving License
I'm assuming that's in Arizona, not in NYS, where we're talking about. I'm not trying to be smart - just pointing out the differences between individual states.
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Re: New York Driving License
In NYS, you wouldn't need to take your passport to the test because you should already have your permit; you are asked to turn in licenses from other states when getting your permit; you can't do your permit and test on the same day; you don't need to show insurance but you do need to show registration...etc.
#20
Re: New York Driving License
My New York State Driving license was easy...
The written test, before I got my learner permit, was 20 questions which as long as you know 1. Don't Drink and Drive 2. Don't do Drugs and Drive 3. Don't Speed 4. Wear a Seatbelt... you're sorted!
Then we have a five hour defensive driving / driving theory course which I spent most of the time arguing with a dumbass who failed to understand why he needed to wear a seat belt.
The test itself was a joke... Spent 25 minutes driving around a few corners and one parallel park. The tester was sitting there with a huge grin on her face the entire time, then five minutes before the got back she finally came out with "Simon Says... Turn Right!"
Funny!
I nearly threw her out of the car for that bit of hilarity.
The written test, before I got my learner permit, was 20 questions which as long as you know 1. Don't Drink and Drive 2. Don't do Drugs and Drive 3. Don't Speed 4. Wear a Seatbelt... you're sorted!
Then we have a five hour defensive driving / driving theory course which I spent most of the time arguing with a dumbass who failed to understand why he needed to wear a seat belt.
The test itself was a joke... Spent 25 minutes driving around a few corners and one parallel park. The tester was sitting there with a huge grin on her face the entire time, then five minutes before the got back she finally came out with "Simon Says... Turn Right!"
Funny!
I nearly threw her out of the car for that bit of hilarity.