You have to learn the proper way to drive,” Bartins said.
“There are no tricks to the test whatsoever. The road test, which all new drivers have to take before earning their license, doesn't look for perfect driving or critique the driving in a subjective way. Kim Bartins, a Greater Pittsburgh general manager with the state Department of Transportation, said that learning to drive safely may seem intimidating to some, but anyone should be able to learn with enough practice. It's also can be a nerve-racking experience. A driver practices parallel parking during a recent evening on the PennDOT driving test course on New Castle Road.įor most teenagers passing their road test and getting a driver's license is a rite of passage into adulthood.
