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Hey there TTG, I am finally going to go get my permit, lol...I was suppose to when I was 14, but I was too lazy, and now Im getting it now!

I just wanted some tips on what I should study in the handbook, and what kind of questions are in the book. I would really appreciate it if you had exact answers so I could just use those!

Thanks guys,
Esa
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It depends what state you live in. There's tons of manuals online you just have to search "Your state driving manual" -- Say you're in CA: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

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Cheat the test !!!Profit!!! :trollin:
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Go to the DMV and ask for a Driver handbook (If already dont have one) And then take 1-2 days to study (Read the whole handbook). Then go back and take the test.
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Alright, well I live in Kansas, and Im reading the online handbook..
What all do I really need to know?
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Ive heard from friends that its alot of common sense and then some random BS.
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The writing test isn't that hard but it does have some tricky questions in there.
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Esa wrote Alright, well I live in Kansas, and Im reading the online handbook..
What all do I really need to know?


Well I live in NJ, and on the DMV site there's a pre-test I can take that would prepare me for the actual test. Try to find it on yours.

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Honestly the test is mainly common sense questions but there are some badly worded questions.

So I would recommend just being prepared for anything.
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It's nothing more than common sense. I remember when I got my license a few years back I was asked the following question:

When driving through a forest which of the following should you be cautious of:

a. Animals
b. Hidden Driveways
c. Trees
d. All the above

If you have common sense you can easily get your license/permit.
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