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Ask a driver what route they take u on for the test. Drive that route in ur own car a few times. If u work local sort ask a supervisor if u can help park cars for line up to get the feel for the truck. Or if u work preload come in early and ask if u can take a truck around the parking lot. 3.
Go YouTube ‘UPS 10 point commentary’ and apply as much of it as you can on the road test. & If you really want to impress your instructor, throw the parking brake up when stopped at a red light. Good luck! Do not hit anything. Turn your head slightly when looking left, right, then left again.
If your tester is receptive to it maybe indicate when it'll be your turn so the tester knows how you're gauging it. Also, go into the test knowing that even asking here what to look out for means you care enough to do it right. Keep being assertive and focused and you'll be behind your own wheels in no time! 2. Award.
G2 Walkley - Passed 3rd try (tips and experience) Took my THIRD G2 road test a couple of days ago at Walkley (all at the same location) and despite the extremely rainy weather I finally passed! I am not kidding when I say I was nervous before this test, I was tense the entire day before which happened to be my birthday and I barely could smile.
kiamoyman. •. Thanks for all the tips here as I was able to pass my class 5 road test yesterday. I would just like to add a few more: Make sure your front and rear lights are all working and know them how to operate. Yes, know your 3 hand signals. Be comfortable turning left and right every street.
Reply reply. Warmwetwalnut. •. Pull up two spots passed where you're trying to back in and lineup your shoulder with the center of that spot. Turn your wheel all the way and slowly back in while watching your mirrors. Works for me just about everytime. Reply reply. anihajderajTO. •.
4- Don't crane your neck while looking- they want to see you check all mirrors, then your blind spots. They don't want you looking out the back window. A lot of new drivers have trouble with this. 5- When you get in the car, remember to walk all the way around it (because it's in the book). 6- Don't sweat the parking.
Orangeville G2 Test Experience & Tips. Hey everyone! I passed my G2 yesterday at the Orangeville location on first try, which was a great experience. The lines were confusing, but the one I was designated to was short and quick. I was then instructed to park at the side of the building. They were about 30 minutes late, but I found this ...
The Class 7 test in North Van is notoriously known for its high failure rate in the lower mainland. Growing up a lot of north van friends would take the rest in Burnaby the first try. North Van takes 2 or 3 tries. 8.
Also do it when making turns for the same reason. Check your rear view mirror when slowing down and stopping. Move your head whenever you check your mirrors and scan intersections. When you shoulder check, turn your head and look out your rear door or rear quarter windows. A 360° check means doing a left shoulder check, left mirror check, rear ...