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Category: Road Test

Make Sure Your Vehicle Is Ready Before the road test, the examiner will check some items on your vehicle. It’s worth it to take a few moments and check it out yourself well before the road test in case something needs attention. Here are some common reasons why ICBC cancels a road test due to …read more.

ICBC Road Test Class 7 – What Is It? The ICBC Class 7 test marks the leap from the ‘L’ (7L) phase to the ‘N’ (7N) stage, unlocking solo adventures on the open road along with different restrictions on the license. Class 5 Road Test ICBC – What Is It? The Class 5 license means …read more.

When you’re a new or learner driver it can be sometimes difficult to get access to a vehicle without actually buying one. And, taking the bus or public transportation system isn’t always what you need. This article will discuss some different options for basically getting your hands on some car keys for new and learner …read more.

Welcome to Hazards While Driving – ICBC Road Test Preparation What is this hazard perception thing about? “Hazard perception” is an official thing that people get marked on when they go for the ICBC road test. Depending on the road test (class 5 or 7), drivers will do this either when driving or when stopped. …read more.

ICBC Road Test Results Sheet for Class 5/6/7/8 The ICBC road test results sheet can look confusing. This might be because demerit points are not used for these particular road tests anymore. It’s all about understanding ICBC’s “Global Skills” and marking system. ICBC’s Global Skills Drivers are being tested on ICBC’s “global skills.” These are …read more.

Welcome to Road Test Fail Tales Did you or someone you know fail a road test? I failed my first road test, too, so don’t think you’re the only one. Approximately 50% of people who go for the road test to get their “N,” fail it. Of course, it’s better if you can just pass. …read more.

Tips for all drivers going for their road test There’s nothing like hearing from a real student driver’s road test experience and tips. It just might help you prepare for your own road test. Preparing for your ICBC road test? Be sure to check out my epic article: ICBC Road Test Tips For Classes 5 & …read more.

Welcome to ICBC Road Test Tips – The Mini Version Get your vehicle ready – No red dashboard lights– No frayed seat belts, etc. Avoid automatic fails a. Anything unsafeb. Anything illegal Stop completely Stop completely at stop signs & for a right turn onred light Don’t speed Do not speed (51 km/hr in a …read more.

These Tips from a Student Driver were Submitted by ‘KK’ – Thank you! I had my test today in Surrey. It was my first try but unfortunately I didn’t make it. I did great on the things I was scared of messing up in but screwed up on the most obvious thing which ended up …read more.

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