Hi, my name is Jack , Jack Hoffmann. I am a retired driver examiner with over 15 years of experience conducting thousands of road tests. Based on this unique experience  and knowledge, I created    educational slideshow videos with audio that help to take the class A, D and G road tests  with great confidence.
Everybody who comes to one of  Drive Test locations expects to pass the road test. Unfortunately, a lot of the applicants, even if they do not commit any traffic violations or dangerous actions during the road test,  to their surprise, are not successful.  In order to pass it, they should  just demonstrate what examiners expect them to do.

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Here there are some of the instructions ( common for all classes of road tests ) which you should follow before and during your test in order to pass it:

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• Be well rested

• Come well ahead of your scheduled time

• After you are dispatched go directly to your vehicle

• Examiners are on very tight schedules. Do not make them wait for you

• Be very familiar with your vehicle 

• Remove all garbage from your vehicle, keep it clean

• Be sure that your vehicle has operational signal and brake lights

• Know how to operate your vehicle's transmission - gears

• Be sure that a windshield of your vehicle is not damage

• Be sure that your vehicle has properly inflated tires

• Be sure that a sticker plate is valid (not expired)

• Be sure that your vehicle has enough fuel for your test

• Do not ask examiners if they like the job

• Do not ask examiners how long they have been doing the job

• Do not ask examiners what country they come from

• Just concentrate on your test and all tasks you will be asked to do during your test

• Examiners are not robots, they are human beings

• The job they do is very stressful, demanding and dangerous

• Do not say that you are from a different city, so you are not familiar with the test area very well (rules of the road are the same everywhere)

• Be respectful

• Do not argue with your examiner

• Do not use foul language

• Do not tell examiners about all your problems

• All examiners are trained and retrained constantly to follow the rules set by the Ministry of Transportation 

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Before your road test your examiner will say something like that:

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• During your road test you will not be asked to do anything contrary to the law​

• All instructions will be given well in advance

• Your driving capabilities will be noted and assessed during your test

• You will be expected to obey all rules of the road, speed limits, traffic signs, traffic signals and signal any changes of direction

• You must move your head, not only your eyes for observation purposes

• Do you have any questions before we go?

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CLASS  G  ROAD  TEST

(car road test)

 This 1 hour long  educational slideshow video with audio  is divided up into 10 lessons and each lesson covers a part  of the road test such as:  turns, lane changes, driving in business and residential areas, stop intersections, through intersections, driving on expressways, curves, roadside stop, three point turn and parallel park. 

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CLASS  A  ROAD  TEST

(tractor - trailer road test)

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This 4 hour long educational slideshow video with audio covers daily inspection test, uncoupling and coupling test, driving tractor trailer test and backing up test. (M.E.L.T.)

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CLASS  D  ROAD  TEST

(straight truck road test)

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This 3 hour long educational slideshow video with audio covers daily inspection test,  driving straight truck test and backing up test.

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SHIFTING TRUCK GEARS

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Shifting truck gears for truck drivers and students of Truck Driving Schools in a form of e-book gives step-by-step easy to follow instructions how to operate 7, 8, 9 , 10, 13, 15 and 18 speed transmissions. These unsynchronized transmissions require special procedures such as: double clutching, upshifting, downshifting and skip shifting in order to operate them in efficient and safe manners!

In this e-book you also can find practical tips how to back up a tractor-trailer and how to do daily inspections of tractor-trailer, tractor, trailer and straight truck.

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So, do yourself a favor, and watch and study the slideshow video you are interested in, to be able to pass your road test with great confidence! 

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All these slideshow videos and e-book are excellent source of information for both instructors-trainers and students-trainees as well. They can be used easily by car driving schools and truck driving schools! 

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Remember: you can practice all day long, but if you do not know what you are doing, you are only perfecting errors 
     

     
           

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