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I know this seems like a silly question to ask , I'm more comfortable driving a car with just one hand . And I don't know if the instructor will take off points if I drive with one hand instead of both of my hands. By the way I live in Pennsylvania.
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I believe in your handbook is says to keep both hands on the steering wheel, I'd do it to make a good impression.. Best of LuckWhat is the highest B.A.C. someone can blow?
Yes, in MA they will flunk you if u dont...use both hands
youll be graded better. i would just do it for the test if i were you because i too am more comfortable with just one hand
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You are supposed to have both hands on the wheel especially while in testing!Does anyone know where I can find the antlers that go on car windows?
duh! that way you have more control over the wheel !Unless you are changing gear or some other function involved with driving,yes.
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Personally, I'd do what ever it takes to please the "tester".After you pass the test, drive how you like. For the test however, do what they expect people to do. It won't kill you to "appease the gods."
Yes, both hands are required, in the 10 and 2 o'clock positions, as are seatbelts, using signals, etc. You will lose points if you drive with one hand.
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you need both hands, most states say 10 and 2 and some say 3 and 9, yeah points will be taken off if you slip and start driving with one.What is the rent of safari cars(Toyota Qualis etc.) in India?
Don't sweat it. If you put both hands on the wheel, how will you dial your cell phone? Plus, you would have to put your drink down, too. Personally, I would put the celly in my right, my Coke in my left hand, and drive with my knees. That would really show the examiner you have skills.what is the most original miles youve ever seen on a car?
Yes, both hands are required for the test. I got my drivers license in Maryland, where the hands are supposed to be in the "8 and 4" positions. They will take points off if both hands are not on the wheel, because it is considered a "rule" that both hands be on.will my police radar detector work in europe? do they operate on the same band?
(I, like you, am also more comfortable driving with just one hand.)
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That's not a silly question, That's how I prefer to drive as well. I live in California and I know for sure, in this state, that you must drive with both hands on the steering wheel (10&2) while taking your driving test at the DMV. I'm not sure what the point deductions are or whether or not that would count as an automatic fail. There are several ways to get an automatic fail, one of them being call a "dangerous maneuver." Not having both hands on the wheel, might be considered a dangerous maneuver. I recommend calling your state DMV and just ask them and see what they say, you can just remain anonymous. Here's the number:800-932-4600, you may want to also try www.dmv.orgGOOD LUCK! I'm sure you'll do fine!
Not only is it required, the instructor will be watching that you have full control over the steering process.
I took my driving test in Ohio. I know there you have to drive with your hands at either 10 and 2, or 9 and 3, except when you are turning or whatever. So yes, you need to use both hands. Also they will fail you if they see you grab the wheel from the inside. Your palms have to stay on the outside of the wheel. And you're not supposed to steer by pointing your finger out and steering with one finger either.
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