Transcription of Driving Skills Test Study Guide - Michigan
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Driving Skills Test Study Guide Table of Contents Purpose of This Study 3. Third-Party Driving Skills Test 3. Third-Party Testing Organization Business 5. Reporting Improper, Illegal, or Fraudulent Testing 6. Interpreters for the Deaf and Hard of 6. Foreign Language 7. 7. Requirements for Taking the Driving Skills 8. Scheduling a Driving Skills 9. What to Take to the Third-Party Testing 9. tests Terminated Due to Defective 10. Safety 10. Other Automatic 11. Dangerously Inexperienced 12. Components of the Driving Skills 12. Basic Control Skills Test 13. Figure 1: Forward Stop 13. Figure 2: Curved Path Backing (Sight-Side).. 14. Figure 3: Curved Path Backing (Blind-Side).. 15. The On-the-Road 15. Driving Skills Test 16. 1. Driving Skills Test Scoring 16. 16. Stop 18. Through Intersections (Do Not Require Stopping).. 19. Expressway or Rural 19.
Michigan Department of State Driver Testing Section Driver Programs Division Lansing, MI 48918 Phone (517) 241-6850 Fax (517) 335-3155 MDOS-drivertesting@Michigan.gov Interpreters for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing A deaf or hard of hearing individual may use a sign language interpreter during the driving skills test.
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