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I've already failed one time the test, and not for not studying. Hell I studied a hefty book (don't know how many times I read it cover to cover) and done a ton

I've already failed one time the test, and not for not studying. Hell I studied a hefty book (don't know how many times I read it cover to cover) and done a ton of quiz questions. Why did I fail? I don't know. But what I can recall from the time I sat down that almost 8 out of 30 persons failed it and I refuse to believe that almost 1/3 (including myself) are stupid persons that don't know basic driving rules. I was warned by some italians themselves that is not easy to pass the theoretical test. So I can only keep reading things over again and keep doing random questions or get it (legally) elsewhere.

petree 4y ago
You're right, it's not believable that only 1/3 don't know the rules, most likely it's 2/3 of people that don't know the rules, given how people drive.
- liendolucas 4y ago
  You can know all the rules to the letter and ace a driving quiz, and that's a guarantee of basically nothing. That's why I believe studying and sitting down for a driving exam is pointless. It should be as simple as go to for 3 or 4hs rule driving course by the government (or authorized government authority), then sign a document declaring that you have assisted the course and you are aware of driving rules and allow you to do supervised driving before taking the driving exam. Every single time I'm walking on the streets I particularly pay attention to car drivers when going to the supermarket. Do you know what a lot of people are doing? Looking at mobile phone screens. Given the fact that statistically almost everyone has a mobile phone I'm inclined to think that distraction due to mobile screen can be as dangerous (or even more) as being drunk while driving. This is also why I believe that displays in cars should be completely banned and driving instruments should be old school.

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I've already failed one time the test, and not for not studying. Hell I studied a hefty book (don't know how many times I read it cover to cover) and done a ton

by liendolucas 4y ago

petree 4y ago
You're right, it's not believable that only 1/3 don't know the rules, most likely it's 2/3 of people that don't know the rules, given how people drive.
- liendolucas 4y ago
  You can know all the rules to the letter and ace a driving quiz, and that's a guarantee of basically nothing. That's why I believe studying and sitting down for a driving exam is pointless. It should be as simple as go to for 3 or 4hs rule driving course by the government (or authorized government authority), then sign a document declaring that you have assisted the course and you are aware of driving rules and allow you to do supervised driving before taking the driving exam. Every single time I'm walking on the streets I particularly pay attention to car drivers when going to the supermarket. Do you know what a lot of people are doing? Looking at mobile phone screens. Given the fact that statistically almost everyone has a mobile phone I'm inclined to think that distraction due to mobile screen can be as dangerous (or even more) as being drunk while driving. This is also why I believe that displays in cars should be completely banned and driving instruments should be old school.