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PARENTS & FAMILIES

How do I know when they are ready for the road test?

Passenger Support → Practice Coach → Independent Driver Support

QUICK ANSWER

A learner approaches test readiness when required skills and ordinary road decisions can be performed consistently with minimal prompting.

WHAT THAT MEANS

The strongest signal is repeated independent recognition and response, not one correct attempt.

SUPPORTING ANSWER SECTIONS

Look for independence
Can they identify signs, speed changes, intersections, hazards, and right-of-way without reminders?

Look for consistency
Can they perform required maneuvers reliably?

Look between maneuvers
Safe normal driving matters as much as test exercises.

DRIVEx WAY OF THINKING

Ask: Did I have to remind them? If yes, what did they not notice yet?

WATCH
KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Look for independence.
• Look for consistency.
• Evaluate normal driving.
• Practice weak areas.
• Do not schedule only because enough time passed.

YOU MAY ALSO BE WONDERING

Should they practice the test route?

Teach transferable skills rather than relying on a memorized route.

What if maneuvers are good but traffic is weak?

Continue developing road judgment.

What if confidence is high but reminders are frequent?

Confidence and independence are not the same.

Should we schedule another DRIVEx lesson?

Targeted supplemental practice can help when specific weaknesses remain.
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