Use plungers, put them to your electrical window, slide down slowly.

https://youtu.be/60Ba9mm-W5k

I had to write this LPT down

Absolutely. Sign up for student driving school if you can afford it (check with your car insurance too - sometimes you can get a discount on your premium for a few months by completing driving school). I did one in-person class, and about one afternoon of studying for the written test. My driving course was completed in three behind-the-wheel sessions. The first session was to learn the basics. The second session was to learn how to navigate freeways, roundabouts, etc, and the third lesson was to teach tricky things like parallel parking. My driving school was partnered with my state’s dept of transportation, so my driving test was tacked onto my last driving lesson. The instructor didn’t even tell me when the test started, we were just driving around and he was having me do things and then he said “congrats you just passed your driving test.”

I always keep a small notebook with me. I was a little self-conscious about it at first and thought it was goofy. But it's crazy how many things I remember simply because I take the time to write it down.

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The first time I drove my instructor got out of the driver seat in the middle of 5 o’ clock traffic and had me take over. So, yes.

Get in a car and drive as much as you can.

Go slow, stay alert, be prdictable.

If you do those three things you'll already be a better driver than 80% of people on the road.

I've got to remember to write this Life Pro Tip down later.

Bring it up again when you go in next time.

Clearly

If you have to get something that's on a high shelf and you can either jump up, or climb to get it, I'd choose the ladder

Yeah, happened to me last year. I was asleep, phone woke me up.. was groggy, not paying attention. Questioning a Capital One charge, but wanted me to confirm my six digit code, which right under says: We will never ask for this. Just wasn't in the headspace. Went back to sleep, two minutes later, wait a minute? Raced to the computer, still had money so I drained my bank account to my fathers. They managed to get like $190 out still, probably trying for more but I had a few holds from depositing money, lol. Live and learn. TD Bank was unsupportive so I closed my account with them.

It really depends on the country. In the USA both the written and driving tests are easy so 28 days should be doable with practice and study, but in Germany or Australia 28 days wouldn’t be enough.

>A takeaway would be nice for dinner

>Get back to me in 24 hours

Get comfortable with the vehicle and controls ahead of time too if possible.

28 days? You can learn in couple hours

Remember what later?

This is dumb, I remember stuff just fine

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>for €54 with my (British) debit card and was given the option to pay seemingly less in £ instead (£50). (£50 is roughly €57!).

Math is hard, eh?

I learned how to drive well enough to get a perfect score on the test and then drive the first time across the country in a 27 foot moving van alone. I actually drove just five or six times beforehand and had less than three hours of practice.

You'll do fine. If 80 year old men who drive with their turn signal on at all times except when turning can keep their license, you can pass too.

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A video games isnt the worst replacement if they had longer than 28 days. Since I had been playing racing/driving games for years, i was a natural when I first started practicing driving at 14

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