Try not to stress out too much. Be obvious in looking around for traffic at stop signs and such. Make sure you look both ways if you go over railroad tracks.
Locally here, the same license tester people work at a few different locations. So, you won't really get away from them if you go to a different location if you happen to fail and decide you don't like the testers there. You might like the test itself better at a different location though.
I'll tell you about my license test experiences. I failed twice back when I was 16. First time was because I didn't turn my wipers on when there was a few drops of rain on the windshield. The second time was because I didn't put my emergency brake on (drove a manual all 3 times) when I parallel parked. I just left the car in gear with my feet on the brake and clutch thinking that we'd be moving on. I know I did the same exact thing at my first test, but that guy never even mentioned it/it was never an issue. Third time, I went to a different location, made sure my car was in neutral with the emergency brake on for parallel parking, drove a much shorter quieter test than the other location, and passed no problem. I know I had the same guy that third time as either my first or second test, I'm not sure which one. I think I went 3 weeks in a row to do my test-whatever the minimum time allowed to retest was.
And now I'm sad because 16 yrs old is now a third of my life ago (I'm 24 now). At least I'll finally get that big insurance drop next year for turning 25. Lol.
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