Many people feel nervous when the time comes for them to take a driving road test. Like any test, however, being prepared may help the test taker to feel more confident and make fewer mistakes. Good preparation includes not only practice driving a vehicle, but also learning what to expect in advance. Generally, a test taker can expect to provide his permit and proof of insurance, to take a test drive with an examiner and to demonstrate abilities such as parallel parking.The next step for the driving road test may be demonstrating the correct use of the vehicle's controls. For example, the test taker may have to show the test examiner that he knows how to operate the vehicle's windshield wipers, horn, and turn signals. He may also have to operate the headlights and the emergency brake. In some places, the test taker must press on the brake pedal to demonstrate that it works. If any of the vehicle's controls do not work correctly, the examiner may refuse to continue the test.


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