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How is it there? This is my third time taking the road test and it is crucial I pass this time. I failed my last test for driving too slowly but I did everything else correctly..
Does Kilmer's test being on an actual road make any difference? Thank you.
Yes i know an old relative that they made retake the drivers test after a minor accident. Took her about 5 times to pass because they always kept making stuff up along the way. Too fast, too slow, you went 30 past a school building that was not posted. They made it so she really had to be determined to keep her license. Just try your best and practice parallel parking, stopping at intersections correctly and all else.
I'm a driving instructor. Kilmer is 25 mph more or less. I advise taking a two hour lesson before the test. Because the lesson would basically be the test for two hours.
My Daughter has been trying to take her test at Kilmer. She has been to the place 5 times and each time we get a different reason why she cant take the test. Our car has a valid inspection sticker, all our paperwork is in order, yet the woman inspector keeps picking on non issues to not allow my daughter to take her test. I sware she has a bias against my daughter.
If the car has passed all the states inspections and has valid paperwork, and the test is on the right date and the right time, she should be allowed to take her test without discrimination.
avoid this test site if you can!
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