• January 23, 2019 /
• Driving /
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Are you disappointed with your latest driving test results?

A ‘FAIL’ on the test, whether written or practical, isn’t the end of the world. It may seem like so, but a lot of people haven’t gotten their driver’s license after the first try.

According to the research conducted by NASDAQ, there was a high rate of driving test failures in almost all the US states. While Missouri led the margin by 61%, Arizona wasn’t far behind with 60% fail rate.

You’re not alone when it comes to failing the driving test multiple times. The key is to get back on the proverbial horse and not let one failure deter you.

Let’s take a look at some of the practical ways through which you can motivate yourself to get back behind the wheel and retake the test.

Persistence Is Key

It may seem like a cliché, but it really isn’t the end of the world. One failure doesn’t define your life.

The key to moving forward and dealing with the reality of failing a diving’s license is simple; keep moving on.

Persistence, the determination to get behind the wheel and learn from your mistakes is very important.

Not only does it give you the diligence to push through, but it also makes for a more careful and responsible driver in the future.

Practice More To Gain Confidence

Think of the first test(s) as practice. It’s preparing you to be better drivers with a cautious streak that’ll think twice before putting themselves or others in danger.

Don’t ignore practice driving and studying for written tests. Make sure you’re taking out the time to drive around with an expert driver and studying with a friend to learn about the traffic laws and road signs in your state.

Work On Your Faults

Analyze your previous performances and work on the faults highlighted by your examiner. Go over the dangerous, serious or minor faults and focus on the mistakes to improve your driving skills.

Whether you forgot to check your mirrors before changing lanes, parallel parking incorrectly, driving too slow or too fast, assess your faults and work on them to not repeat the same mistakes again.

Talk To Expert Drivers

There’s nothing wrong in asking for help, especially from expert drivers who’ve driven smoothly for quite a while.

Whether it’s your parents, siblings, friends, colleagues or even a friendly neighbor, get help from whoever is ready to help.

Get Back On The Road!

While failing your driving test may disappoint you, use this opportunity to motivate you to get back on the road.

Enroll in a well-reputed driving school in Arizona and learn the basics from expert instructors with experience.

Jacobs Driving School offers some of the best driving lessons to cater to your needs and meet your requirements. Whether it’s an hour, 6-hours or 15-hour class, we’ve got a something for everyone!

We offer a friendly environment with skilled driving instructors to people living in Glendale, Phoenix, Arrowhead, Avondale, and Tolleson.

For more information on driving classes, contact us at (602) 297-1000 or drop an email at drivingschoolaz@yahoo.com.