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The Pros And Cons Of Drivers Test

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Everyone 's always fears they will do something bad while taking their drivers test.. I’ve heard of someone hitting a car but that was the least of my worries because I almost hit a person. I was taking the test right when school was getting out and I was told to drive past the school. There was quite a bit of traffic and I knew hitting the breaks would have caused a huge crash. This guy ran in front of my car and I wasn 't far from hitting. Thankfully no one was hurt and I passed my drivers test.

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