Just failed my first road test

[Typhoid]

I hate the system we have here.

Step one: you turn 16 your able to take your "L" (learners) test.(Written) Which means you have to have someone with a valid drivers license.

Step two: Wait 1 ( or 2) years before you can take your "N" ( 1st road test) this allows you to have one passanger in your car.

Step three: wait 1 ( or 2 ) years after that and you can finally go for your real license.

Its a long and strenuous system. So i havent even gone for my 'L" yet.

[DimHalo]

I wish mine was like Illinois. Because I took driver's ed (for insurance purposes) and got an A+. But I still had to take the test.

[Seth]

Originally Posted by Typhoid

I hate the system we have here.

Step one: you turn 16 your able to take your "L" (learners) test.(Written) Which means you have to have someone with a valid drivers license.

Step two: Wait 1 ( or 2) years before you can take your "N" ( 1st road test) this allows you to have one passanger in your car.

Step three: wait 1 ( or 2 ) years after that and you can finally go for your real license.

Its a long and strenuous system. So i havent even gone for my 'L" yet.

I hear ya.

You also forgot to mention that us new 'N' drivers can only have one other passenger in the car who isn't a family member.