To better prepare for the road test, using the same vehicle you have been practicing with will be beneficial. Your vehicle will need to be ready for the road as examiners will often have you test your brake and signal lights, horns and ask you questions about other elements of your vehicle like if you have enough fuel. Next, practice often before hand. Learning the roads in and around the area you will be taking the test will also help prepare you. Don’t forget to practice parking – acronyms such as “Dr. Lu” may help you remember which way to turn your wheels. Downhill is to the right (Dr.) and to the left if you’re uphill (Lu).