You Americans Suck At Driving!
#11
You guys wanna know the funniest thing?? That's in Denver. That clip originally aired on our local news, Anyway.. Turns out that there was ONE driver (out of 23 that had an accident there) that knew what he was doing. He steered away from the curb and nailed the gas, pulled out in the nick of time. The news station interviewed a driving instructor who said that bailing out of your car is pretty much the dumbest thing you can do.
Colorado law does not require professional driving instruction to recieve a license. Enough seat time (or forgery) documented on a piece of paper that looks like a permission slip is enough to get to the driving test. On the written you need only score 70% to get your license. And they tell you the answers at the end of the test, so if you get it wrong you'll pass for sure the next time.
Colorado law does not require professional driving instruction to recieve a license. Enough seat time (or forgery) documented on a piece of paper that looks like a permission slip is enough to get to the driving test. On the written you need only score 70% to get your license. And they tell you the answers at the end of the test, so if you get it wrong you'll pass for sure the next time.
#12
Originally Posted by Sinful7' date='Jan 19 2005, 01:16 PM
Colorado law does not require professional driving instruction to recieve a license. Enough seat time (or forgery) documented on a piece of paper that looks like a permission slip is enough to get to the driving test. On the written you need only score 70% to get your license. And they tell you the answers at the end of the test, so if you get it wrong you'll pass for sure the next time.
#15
Originally Posted by Sinful7' date='Jan 19 2005, 07:16 PM
Colorado law does not require professional driving instruction to recieve a license. Enough seat time (or forgery) documented on a piece of paper that looks like a permission slip is enough to get to the driving test. On the written you need only score 70% to get your license. And they tell you the answers at the end of the test, so if you get it wrong you'll pass for sure the next time.
Wow that turned into quite a rant
Mark
#16
Try the Missouri or the Illinois test. The Illinois test requires you to have 25 hours of drive time. Pass about a 10 minute signs test with room for 2 wrong answers out of like 30 questions. Plus they require you to take a written test with like 60 questions. On top of that you still have to pass the driving test where they make you do manuevers that would never actually happen in a real driving situation. Then once you get it you get stuck with outragously high bills for plates and tags. Damn, why did I even put Missouri on here? Their test is actually easy compared to the Illinois test. Maybe thats why everyone in Missouri except for St.Louisians drive slower than ****, and when you cross on to the Illinois side of the river everyone is back to racing again.
#17
Here you drive in a parking lot course and take a test, my friend just took his and passed finaly and since hes been driving has almost been in a wreck 3 times, 2 times i was with him. The one time it was raining and he lost control of his truck and started sliding and almost slid into another truck. Another time his girl was with him and trying to be helpfull told him that he could make a right turn on red and not have to wait for the light to turn green so for some reason he just went anyway without stopping and a car was coming..
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