had driver training first in the simulators....typical projector on screen....once you completed 50 hours....then onto actual road driving
on road driving was a 1980 Mercury Zephyr(Ford Fairmont)….which was actually a nicely equipped vehicle....I wanted one after graduation but ended up with a 1982 Mercury Capri RS Turbo....this dealer supplied Drivers ED with our cars, and a nice discount if you bought a vehicle from them...
if you took the written test in school, it was 100 questions, at the DMV was only the same 20 as in the back of the book, just scrambled in different order...
in NJ, you had to be 17 to get your license......I got mine at 16, somehow they screwed up after taking my written test, you got a permit, and a date/time of when to show up for your driver test, going out on an actual road....not a test track as they do today...within 2 months I had my license....I didn't question it....
on road driving was a 1980 Mercury Zephyr(Ford Fairmont)….which was actually a nicely equipped vehicle....I wanted one after graduation but ended up with a 1982 Mercury Capri RS Turbo....this dealer supplied Drivers ED with our cars, and a nice discount if you bought a vehicle from them...
if you took the written test in school, it was 100 questions, at the DMV was only the same 20 as in the back of the book, just scrambled in different order...
in NJ, you had to be 17 to get your license......I got mine at 16, somehow they screwed up after taking my written test, you got a permit, and a date/time of when to show up for your driver test, going out on an actual road....not a test track as they do today...within 2 months I had my license....I didn't question it....