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First you need to work on your spelling. Anyone who can't spell "know" properly needs more education. Interestingly, that's exactly what you're "fighting' in seeking your permit.

You'll make many trips to the DMV if you choose to skim the handbook. I presume you're 18 yrs. or older since you didn't mention Drivers Ed.

"I don't have to waste my time..." really is a putdown to the 34 million drivers in the State of Calif. who do know the law. Do everyone a favor and don't bother getting a license until you've matured. You're exemplifying the attitude of most teens, IMO.

If you don't want to waste any time learning something that may be helpful, feel free to put the book down and skip the test, and not drive.

There are a series of tests. They don't all contain the same questions. There is a chance you could get any one of them with any question.

silently mark them off. i think of they try this as to not greater harm your self assurance and conceit. in the event that they shop telling you the errors you're making, you will possibly no longer carry out besides afterwards and your errors could develop right into a domino result. via being silent, you will proceed to stress as though no longer something has occurred, and that they are going to have the ability to evaluate what else you could and can't do and assist you be attentive to on the tip of your utilising try.

Get the DMV handbook. It has everything you need to know.