If You Fail the Road Test When Can You Take It Again in Nj

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03-01-2011, 01:24 PM

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I took my first driving examination on Feb. 17 in Rahway. I failed considering I striking a cone during my K-turn. They scheduled another date for me to re-accept my exam at the DMV in newark on March 1st. Luckily, I didn't have to wait the total 2 weeks. So today I went and took my examination, but failed because obviously I didn't stop before the line at a stop sign. So now that i've failed it twice, do i really accept to expect a whole 6 months to get it again? I took my test today so i have to look 24 hours earlier i can go online and reschedule. Has anybody ever been in the same state of affairs as I am? HELP!

03-01-2011, 02:00 PM

HalfFull Location: Randolph, NJ 4,073 posts, read 8,393,914 times Reputation: 3252

I call back yous may be able to take it once more in 2 weeks. I thought the six calendar month await was if you lot failed more than than twice. Either way - practice! If you're striking cones, and non aware that you're not coming to complete stops, you need a bit more practice. Skillful luck.

03-01-2011, 02:32 PM

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I failed twice, the first time because I hit the brakes too hard when she asked me to turn and fabricated her clipboard fly into the dash, the second fourth dimension because I tin't parallel park to salvage my life. My mother scrap the bullet and got me a few driving lessons, and I passed the 3rd time. It sounds like you need some confidence, so I concord with the communication to practice, but also don't hesitate to take a lesson or two to gain more than confidence in your skills. Also have it like shooting fish in a barrel on the caffeine the 24-hour interval of the exam so you're calmer, and give yourself some positive self-talk, too.

03-01-2011, 02:41 PM

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Quote: Originally Posted past ocnjgirl I failed twice, the first time because I hit the brakes besides hard when she asked me to plow and fabricated her clipboard wing into the dash, the 2nd time because I tin't parallel park to salvage my life. My mother bit the bullet and got me a few driving lessons, and I passed the 3rd time. It sounds like yous demand some confidence, so I agree with the advice to do, but too don't hesitate to accept a lesson or 2 to gain more confidence in your skills. Also take it piece of cake on the caffeine the day of the test and so you're calmer, and requite yourself some positive self-talk, too. Okay good so yous didnt have to wait vi months to take it the third time? I was trying so hard to exist calm, just every bit before long as my intructer got in my automobile I merely got a bad vibe from him because he wasnt friendly at all, and it only threw my mindset off :/

03-01-2011, 03:03 PM

manderly6 Location: NJ 17,578 posts, read 43,846,967 times Reputation: 16234

Directly from the NJ website: What if you neglect the road exam? Yous must await at to the lowest degree two weeks earlier taking the test again If you neglect more than twice, MVC may require yous to expect half-dozen months before taking the route examination once again

03-01-2011, 03:04 PM

mgt04 Location: The Milky Fashion Milky way 2,256 posts, read 6,598,171 times Reputation: 1517

Repetition driving the right manner will make information technology 2nd nature to y'all and practiced/bad teacher it won't thing, you'll exist all good. Good luck

03-01-2011, 03:52 PM

todd72173 1,110 posts, read 4,183,733 times Reputation: 430

Purchase a bike!

03-01-2011, 04:30 PM

RUNYYfan Location: Splitting time between Dayton, NJ and Needmore, PA 1,185 posts, read three,846,469 times Reputation: 764

Mass transit is going to be your friend. Seriously, I agree with HalfFull and ocnjgirl. Take time to become more familiar with the vehicle. In item, learn the amount of pressure you need to apply to the brake pedal to bring the automobile to a full stop. It's a method that is learned with the vehicle. If you tin, grab a few of the construction cones and go to an empty parking lot on a weekend with a couple of friends and get your do in that manner with the motorcar yous are going to test with if possible. You basically demand to get comfortable with spacial awareness of the size of the machine. This is going to sound strange, merely you lot should try to take the examination using a vehicle that is relative to your own size. If you are a person short in stature, i.e., 5' 4", don't try to do the test with a Cadillac. But at the aforementioned time, don't effort using a SMART automobile either. Last edited by RUNYYfan; 03-01-2011 at 04:44 PM..

03-01-2011, 08:01 PM

carson1297 10 posts, read 81,387 times Reputation: xiii

I think walking is for you.

03-01-2011, 08:twenty PM

Mike J1968 Location: NJ 96 posts, read 333,445 times Reputation: 101

You've gotten some skillful advice here. Omnibus pass, bike, taxi service, rickshaw......Bank check them all out.

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