Questions I Would Ask An ICBC Examiner - Part II

Cooper |

August 14, 2022 |

8:30 am |

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Yes ICBC suggests that you prepare questions in writing to present to your examiner before your test.

Here are the questions I would ask…

If I miss a turn or miss your directive, is it a fail?
How much over the maximum 30 km/h posting can I go before I fail?
How much under the maximum 30 km/h posting can I go before I fail for too slow?
If I fail, why would you not tell me and stop the test? Why continue for the entire test?
Are you scared of being with very nervous drivers multiple times a day with no ability to protect yourself?
Is there a time limit when I am doing a park?

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