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This depends on the state/region. There's no universal standard in the US, and some states definitely don't require the operation of all of these controls befor
by vinay427 7y ago
This depends on the state/region. There's no universal standard in the US, and some states definitely don't require the operation of all of these controls before the test.
- blackflame7000 7y agoJust because it's not on your test doesn't mean you shouldn't know how to operate your car properly. There's a lot not covered in each test that is still a requirement to operate a vehicle. In California, it is a requirement and all the roads are connected. Blaming a change in weather is unsafe. This is why we have so many accidents when it rains. Do you freak out when it gets dark because there are 4 touchscreen buttons to press to turn your lights on? So why when it rains? If you wanna make excuses for "I got myself into a dangerous situation because I wasn't prepared" go ahead but when it endangers other drivers I have to be critical.
- vinay427 7y agoHmm, this doesn't seem to be a response to what I said. Maybe you accidentally replied to the wrong comment?
- appleflaxen 7y ago> you have to demonstrate your ability to know where all those functions are before you even pull away to start your test if only s/he had to pass the same threshold to post on HN!