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Same in SC but the curfews are earlier. 6pm during daylight savings and 8pm when it's not. (or maybe the other way around? Whenever it's lighter longer you can stay later.) But it's pretty easy to get around it with a form/letter submitted by your employer or coach saying you had to drive for work/practice beyond those hours. And the time frame is a little different. 15 for written test, then you can take the road test after 6 months and completed driver training course. So you can drive by yourself potentially at 15 and a half with your "restricted". That's when your time restrictions kick in. Then with no points on your license or accidents it becomes a full license in a year, I believe. Maybe 17.

Either way, you can drive pretty young in SC. But the road test is a little harder.


Back in my day, you could get your restricted license 3 months after getting your permit...so 15 and 3 months.

Back in my older sister's day (but actually not because the cut off was June 30 and her birthday is July 9) you could get your license either 2 weeks or 3 weeks after getting your permit.

It is the worse! I don't understand why its such a large part of the test, I would rather park 2 blocks away from where I'm going then parallel park.

And I don't blame you I feel like anyone teaching someone else to drive just gets crazy. The second time I failed the woman asked if I had even practiced all sassy like and I told her "Iv already failed, Get out of my car." whoops.

Where I live you can start taking drivers ed at 14, then once you've completed all of it you take a written test at 15 for your permit, and you can take your road test for a license at 16. But you have restrictions for 6 months, I think its like you can drive from 6am to 10pm and you can only have 1 non family member in your car.

I actually ended up being a very good parallel parker...with the exception of sometimes in Charleston you have to parallel park to the left instead of the right and it just throws me off. I literally can't flip things around..... Like in cheerleading if they ever made us do the routine facing a different direction, I was the girl running to the wrong spots.
 
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Here in the UK you have to sit a driving theory test before you're permitted to sit your test, which consists of multi-choice questions and a hazard perception test. The practical test requires you read a numberplate from a set distance as well as answer some show me, tell me questions regarding how the car operates itself before you even get to drive. When on the move you are tested on your general driving ability (including normal stops, hill starts/stops and angled starts) as well as being able to perform an emergency stop. You then have to do either a reverse around a corner, a 3 point turn or reverse parking. There's also 10 minutes of independent driving (following signs) to determine how you drive independently. You pass if you make 15 or fewer minor faults, but if you make a 'major' fault you fail immediately. Def sounds a lot more intense than some of the American tests!
 
To be fair, people on the CA Charlotte thread have been talking about food chains (on and off) for almost ten pages, even though it doesn't have much to do with CA opening a gym in NC. The driving discussion has been going on 3/4 pages and is at least a little relevant to the last video that was posted from the Cheerleaders webseries.
I have to say however with the gym in NC thread there remained a few diehard posters that stuck to the topic. So, you occasionally revisit the topic of the thread amongst all the food discussion


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Has anyone seen the made episode where Parkey was the made coach? LB made an appearance during the episode as well.. It might be on the mtv website to watch since it's one of the more recent episodes..


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so the board refused to let me put a straight link, since it kept on making it into a video that wouldn't load. REMOVE the ** at ht**tp and make the ()s into dots.
 
I have to say however with the gym in NC thread there remained a few diehard posters that stuck to the topic. So, you occasionally revisit the topic of the thread amongst all the food discussion


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Oops...posting from my phone and accidentally hit reply.

As I was saying, they revisit the topic at least, yet still irritated. While I feel prepared to take my driving test in about fifteen states now. Actually, I hope to never take the driving test again. Btw Oregon's test was quite easy....30 years ago. Ha!

I don't mind what people discuss anyway. As long as people are sharing nicely. If I don't like what's discussed I can always go check out another thread. It just surprised me at the time that this thread was noticeably layed back versus the other more intense thread.


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In total we have three test just to get our provisional (P) plates. The first is a theory the second is the practical one and finally we have a computer simulator thingy and we gave to answer yet mooooore questions

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In PA you can get your permit when you're sixteen, you have that for six months and then you will take your driver's test. For my test I had to parallel park between two cones, and drive around the block twice. Our tests vary depending on the DMV for instance a DMV forty minutes away had my friend driving on the highway.
 
i find it kind of peculiar that a 16-year-old can get a private pilots license with about ~80 hours of training, but you have to be 18 to have a full unrestricted license in MO, OR, MN, IL, GA , FL, OH, NH, NV, CT, IN, MD, PA, MA, NJ and be 21 in ME and DC
 
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