NEW JERSEY drivers license ADVICE

[e-migra 4]

Hi, guys!!

I just got my NJ drivers license, and I want to share with you some really important advice. The best way to study to the knowledge test is here:

http://www.skillfuldrivingschool.com/sample-test.html

*Here you have the questions/answers you need, the way they do it in the real test. Read the entire book once or twice (the book it's too general, you're loosing your time reading all of it over and over again), and focus on the questions on the website. They are exactly the same as the ones on the exam. Thanks to this site I passed the test!!!

*When you're taking the test pass ALL the questions you are not sure about. Don't try to answer to them right away. They come back at the end. As soon as you have your 40 correct answers the test ends and you get your drivers license, so if you pass all the questions you're not sure about and come to them later you improve your chances of passing the test. I left all the questions I didn't know and I reached the 40 correct before I got to the ones I didn't know. They tell you right away if the question is correct, so you can calculate your moves.

*A good proof of address is the paper attached to your Social Security card, (the one that has your address, of course...)

*If you have an European drivers license (and some others...) you don't have to make the driving test. Can you believe the officer didn't knew my country belongs to the European Union and told me that I had to take the driving test? I had to insist a lot and ask him to look for my country on the book they have with all the countries and drivers licenses they accept.

SO if the same thing happens to you INSIST and ask the person to look for your country in the book.

With these tips there's no way to fail!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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do you have ones for other states?

[loving_gabriela 0]

wow!this will be very helpful for me, i am in NJ.Thank you so much for posting this. Driving in Manila,Philippines is totally different compared here in the States. There is no rules in Manila *lol* We drive like crazy.

Thank you for this.

Drive safely! Let us enjoy the ride,right?

jeel.

Hi, guys!!

I just got my NJ drivers license, and I want to share with you some really important advice. The best way to study to the knowledge test is here:

http://www.skillfuldrivingschool.com/sample-test.html

*Here you have the questions/answers you need, the way they do it in the real test. Read the entire book once or twice (the book it's too general, you're loosing your time reading all of it over and over again), and focus on the questions on the website. They are exactly the same as the ones on the exam. Thanks to this site I passed the test!!!

*When you're taking the test pass ALL the questions you are not sure about. Don't try to answer to them right away. They come back at the end. As soon as you have your 40 correct answers the test ends and you get your drivers license, so if you pass all the questions you're not sure about and come to them later you improve your chances of passing the test. I left all the questions I didn't know and I reached the 40 correct before I got to the ones I didn't know. They tell you right away if the question is correct, so you can calculate your moves.

*A good proof of address is the paper attached to your Social Security card, (the one that has your address, of course...)

*If you have an European drivers license (and some others...) you don't have to make the driving test. Can you believe the officer didn't knew my country belongs to the European Union and told me that I had to take the driving test? I had to insist a lot and ask him to look for my country on the book they have with all the countries and drivers licenses they accept.

SO if the same thing happens to you INSIST and ask the person to look for your country in the book.

With these tips there's no way to fail!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Kar98 0]

do you have ones for other states?

Texas Driver's Handbook:

http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/ftp/forms/DLhandbook.pdf

And for the original poster, and other people in New Jersey:

http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/About/manuals.htm

[pRetTy_aNgeL 1]

Hi, guys!!

I just got my NJ drivers license, and I want to share with you some really important advice. The best way to study to the knowledge test is here:

http://www.skillfuldrivingschool.com/sample-test.html

*Here you have the questions/answers you need, the way they do it in the real test. Read the entire book once or twice (the book it's too general, you're loosing your time reading all of it over and over again), and focus on the questions on the website. They are exactly the same as the ones on the exam. Thanks to this site I passed the test!!!

*When you're taking the test pass ALL the questions you are not sure about. Don't try to answer to them right away. They come back at the end. As soon as you have your 40 correct answers the test ends and you get your drivers license, so if you pass all the questions you're not sure about and come to them later you improve your chances of passing the test. I left all the questions I didn't know and I reached the 40 correct before I got to the ones I didn't know. They tell you right away if the question is correct, so you can calculate your moves.

*A good proof of address is the paper attached to your Social Security card, (the one that has your address, of course...)

*If you have an European drivers license (and some others...) you don't have to make the driving test. Can you believe the officer didn't knew my country belongs to the European Union and told me that I had to take the driving test? I had to insist a lot and ask him to look for my country on the book they have with all the countries and drivers licenses they accept.

SO if the same thing happens to you INSIST and ask the person to look for your country in the book.

With these tips there's no way to fail!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i can't opened the site...

Oh, never mind. I got it anyway... Thank you for the site. I will get my exam hopefully next week.

Edited June 11, 2009 by pRetTy_aNgeL

[ddartt1 2]

Hi, guys!!

I just got my NJ drivers license, and I want to share with you some really important advice. The best way to study to the knowledge test is here:

http://www.skillfuldrivingschool.com/sample-test.html

*Here you have the questions/answers you need, the way they do it in the real test. Read the entire book once or twice (the book it's too general, you're loosing your time reading all of it over and over again), and focus on the questions on the website. They are exactly the same as the ones on the exam. Thanks to this site I passed the test!!!

*When you're taking the test pass ALL the questions you are not sure about. Don't try to answer to them right away. They come back at the end. As soon as you have your 40 correct answers the test ends and you get your drivers license, so if you pass all the questions you're not sure about and come to them later you improve your chances of passing the test. I left all the questions I didn't know and I reached the 40 correct before I got to the ones I didn't know. They tell you right away if the question is correct, so you can calculate your moves.

*A good proof of address is the paper attached to your Social Security card, (the one that has your address, of course...)

*If you have an European drivers license (and some others...) you don't have to make the driving test. Can you believe the officer didn't knew my country belongs to the European Union and told me that I had to take the driving test? I had to insist a lot and ask him to look for my country on the book they have with all the countries and drivers licenses they accept.

SO if the same thing happens to you INSIST and ask the person to look for your country in the book.

With these tips there's no way to fail!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just found this on time! I am from Kenya and studying for the written test. Thank you for the advice and for sharing.