Years later when renewing my liscence I had to take the computer test twice because I failed it the first time by getting one or two over the allowed wrong, but it was easy to memorize the correct answers because they were shown to me as soon as I pressed the button for submission. It took me twice before I passed I went over rr tracks and was failed instantally because there was a train coming way way down there. Common sense Both hands on the wheel Brake with right foot dont wear shower slippers seat belt no passengers make sure all lights are working look both ways come to complete stop obey yeild signs study the pamphlet practice parrallel parking place right arm over seat when backing up looking over shoulder make sure coast is clear so too speak dont speed maintain speed when merging with other traffic turn off cell phone no radio no smoking no drinking other than these there are about one houndred more give or take. Overall, its not very difficult as long as you pay attention to street signs and make complete stops at the 4-way stops in the area. Provided its the same road course I took 4 years ago. As long as you can park, 90 degree back-in, and read you should be fine. By the time my wife was done, the instructors were laughing their asses off and giving me the thumbs up. I decided to spend the time waiting by driving around the course tailgating, changing lanes without signaling, and not taking my right away at the 4-way stop.

There are a few one-ways around the testing area, and they are easy to miss when concentrating heavily on looking good for the instructor. Now, this place has its own private driving course for people taking the driving test. It wasn't a closed course, it's real driving on real city streets. I took the road test a handful of years ago in Hastings. Location information for the DMV Hastings MN - Minnesota DDVS map, hours and services for the Hastings DMV - 217 Ramsey St.

Hastings Mn Drivers Test Course