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The Georgia Road Test Score form is a critical document used to evaluate a driver's performance during the road test portion of obtaining a driver's license. This form records various driving maneuvers and errors, providing a comprehensive overview of the candidate's skills and adherence to traffic regulations. To ensure a successful outcome, candidates must achieve no more than 30 errors and avoid any automatic failure marks.

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The Georgia Road Test Score form serves as a crucial tool in evaluating a driver's performance during the road test, which is a key component of obtaining a driver's license. This form meticulously outlines various aspects of driving skills, categorizing them into specific areas such as left turns, right turns, intersections, and expressway driving. Each section allows the examiner to record errors made by the applicant, with a total of 30 errors permitted before failing the test. Notably, the form also highlights critical automatic failure criteria, such as moving violations or failure to use safety belts, which can result in immediate disqualification from passing. The examiner's signature, along with the vehicle details, ensures accountability and accuracy in the assessment process. The form also includes a section for the driver’s signature and license number, confirming their participation in the evaluation. Overall, this comprehensive score sheet not only aids in the systematic assessment of driving skills but also serves as a record for both the examiner and the applicant, reinforcing the importance of safe driving practices.

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA

ETP CDL DRIVING PERFORMANCE EVALUATION SCORE SHEET

DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES																To pass road portion, you must have no more than 30 errors and no marks in automatic failure section.
A Public Service Agency

DATE														TEST LOCATION					EXAMINER SIGNATURE							EXAMINER ID NUMBER			RESULT			TYPE OF VEHICLE
																			X									Number or Errors			Vehicle Axles			1	2		3
VEHICLE LICENSE NO./TRAILER ID PLATE NO.														ROUTE NUMBER					DRIVER’S SIGNATURE							DRIVER LICENSE NUMBER		Number or Errors			Trailer axles			1	2		3
VEHICLE LICENSE NO./TRAILER ID PLATE NO.														ROUTE NUMBER					DRIVER’S SIGNATURE							DRIVER LICENSE NUMBER		Passing			Trailer axles			1	2		3
																			X												Air brakes			Yes			No
																			X												Air brakes			Yes			No
		LEFT										TURNS				RIGHT			INTERSECTIONS							EXPRESSWAY/FREEWAY		Unsatisfactory			GVWR Truck
		LEFT										TURNS				RIGHT			INTERSECTIONS							EXPRESSWAY/FREEWAY		Unsatisfactory			GVWR Truck
																															GCWR Trailer
1	2		3		4					Approach					1	2	3	4	Approach	S		S	T		T	Merge On		Mechanical
1	2		3		4					Approach					1	2	3	4	Approach	S		S	T		T	Merge On		Mechanical
0	0		0		0					Signal-On					0	0	0	0	Traffic Check	0	0		0	0		Signal	0	Postponement			CLA		CLB		PV
0	0		0		0					Traffic Check					0	0	0	0	Decelerate	0	0		0	0		Traffic Check	0
0	0		0		0					Traffic Check					0	0	0	0	Decelerate	0	0		0	0		Traffic Check	0			GENERAL DRIVING
0	0		0		0				Decelerate/Coast						0	0	0	0	Coast	0	0		0	0		Spacing/No Stop/Merge	0	Used clutch improperly						0	0	0	0	0
0	0		0		0					Correct Lane					0	0	0	0	Correct Lane	0	0		0	0		Cancel Signal	0	Used gears improperly						0	0	0	0	0
												If Stop							Stopping							Expressway Driving		Used brakes improperly						0	0	0	0	0
0	0		0		0					Unnecessary					0	0	0	0	Unnecessary	0	0					Traffic Check	0	Improper steering						0	0	0	0	0
0	0		0		0							Smooth			0	0	0	0	Smooth Stop	0	0					Lane	0	Improper lane usage						0	0	0	0	0
0	0		0		0				Gap/Stop Line						0	0	0	0	Stop Line/Gap	0	0					Speed	0	Used regular traffic checks						0	0	0	0	0
0	0		0		0						Full Stop				0	0	0	0	Full Stop	0	0					Following Distance	0	Improper use of turn signals						0	0	0	0	0
0	0		0		0				Wheels Straight										Roll Back	0	0					Exit					NO. OF ERRORS
0	0		0		0					Roll Back					0	0	0	0	Drive Through							Signal	0
0	0		0		0					Roll Back					0	0	0	0	Drive Through							Signal	0			AUTOMATIC FAILURES
											Turning								Traffic Check	0	0		0	0		Traffic Check	0	Did not use safety belt										0
0	0		0		0					Traffic Check					0	0	0	0	Both Hands	0	0		0	0		Merge/Spacing	0	Moving violation or disobeyed signs/signals										0
0	0		0		0				Both Hands/Gears						0	0	0	0	Gears	0	0		0	0		Decelerate in Exit Lane	0	Did not yield to pedestrian/other road users etc.										0
0	0		0		0					Speed/Yield					0	0	0	0	Yield	0	0		0	0		Ramp Speed	0	Avoidable accident or incident/dangerous act										0
0	0		0		0					Wide/Short					0	0	0	0	Lane	0	0		0	0		Cancel Signal	0	Put vehicle over sidewalks or curbs										0
									Complete Turn										Outage	0	0		0	0			0	English only – Cited under Federal Regulation §391.11(b)(2).								1	2	3
0	0		0		0					Traffic Check					0	0	0	0	Completion											NOTES:
										Correct Lane					0	0	0	0	Traffic Check	0	0		0	0
0	0		0		0				Accelerate/Move Right						0	0	0	0	Correct Lane	0	0		0	0
0	0		0		0				Cancel Signal						0	0	0	0	Accelerate	0	0		0	0
									NO. OF ERRORS										NO. OF ERRORS							NO. OF ERRORS

URBAN/RURAL HIGHWAY										U			R	ROAD SIDE STOP/START					RAILROAD CROSSING							STUDENT DISCHARGE
Regular Traffic Checks									0		0			Approach					Approach	STD HAZ/Pass						Approach
Checks Cross Traffic									0		0			Signal On				0	Traffic/Train Check	0			0			Warning Lights On	0
Select Proper Lane									0		0			Traffic Check				0	Decelerate/Coast	0			0			Traffic Check	0
Keeps Vehicle in Lane									0		0			Correct Lane				0	Right Lane	0			0			Moves to Right	0
Speed/Flow-of-Traffic									0		0			Deceleration				0	Stopping							Stop Arm	0
Following Distance									0		0			Not Coasting				0	4-Ways	0			0			Stop
				NO. OF ERRORS										Stop					Stop 15 to 50 Feet	0			0			Neutral/Foot On Brake/Stop	0
														Parallel/Curb				0	Full Stop/Door	0			0			Arm/Flashers	0
LANE CHANGES						L		R		L			R	Not Blocking Traffic/Hydrant				0	Traffic/Train Check	0			0			Discharge
Signal					0		0		0		0			Not Rolling				0	Crossing							Communicate to Students	0
Traffic Checks					0		0		0		0			Signal Off				0	Gears	0			0			Traffic Check	0
Spacing					0		0		0		0			Set Parking Brake				0	Traffic/Train Check	0			0			Open Door	0
Smooth Change					0		0		0		0			Resume					Outage	0			0			Student Check	0
Cancel Signal					0		0		0		0			Signal On				0	Stop	0			0			Student Crossing
	NO. OF ERRORS													Traffic Check				0	Completion							Traffic Check	0
														Release Parking Brake				0	Cancel 4-Ways	0			0			Student Communication	0
CURVE										L			R	Traffic Check				0	Traffic/Train Check	0			0			Student Check	0
Speed Enter									0		0			Roll Back				0	Correct Lane	0			0			Resume
Speed Through									0		0			Not Stall Engine				0	Accelerates	0			0			Check All Mirror	0
Stays in Lane									0		0			Accelerates Smoothly				0	NO. OF ERRORS							Stop Arm Off	0
Stays in Lane									0		0			Accelerates Smoothly				0	NO. OF ERRORS							Stop Arm Off	0
Regular Traffic Checks									0		0			Signal Off				0								Warning Lights Off	0
				NO. OF ERRORS											NO. OF ERRORS				TRUCK/BUS SIGN				1	2		Traffic Check	0

																			Bridge/Overpass/Sign				0	0		Shuts All Doors	0	48 CLASS A, B, OR C WITHOUT AIR BRAKES
																			NO. OF ERRORS							Accelerates Into Traffic	0	64 CLASS A OR B AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
																			NO. OF ERRORS							Accelerates Into Traffic	0	64 CLASS A OR B AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
																										NO. OF ERRORS		OTHER
																										NO. OF ERRORS		OTHER

DL 65 ETP PART II (REV. 11/2011)

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Form Specifications

Fact Name	Details
Passing Criteria	To pass the road test, a driver must have no more than 30 errors and no marks in the automatic failure section.
Governing Law	This form is governed by California Vehicle Code §12814.6, which outlines the requirements for driving tests.
Test Components	The evaluation includes various driving maneuvers such as left turns, right turns, and expressway driving.
Examiner Information	The form requires the examiner's signature and ID number, ensuring accountability in the testing process.
Vehicle Information	It includes details about the type of vehicle used, including its license plate number and the number of axles.
Automatic Failures	Certain actions, such as not using a safety belt or disobeying traffic signals, result in automatic failure.

Georgia Road Test Score: Usage Guidelines

Completing the Georgia Road Test Score form is essential for documenting a driver's performance during the road test. Following these steps will ensure that all necessary information is accurately recorded.

Begin by entering the date of the test at the top of the form.
Fill in the test location where the road test took place.
Have the examiner sign the form and provide their examiner ID number.
Indicate the result of the test (pass or fail).
Record the type of vehicle used during the test.
Document the vehicle license number and trailer ID plate number, if applicable.
Note the route number taken during the test.
Obtain the driver's signature and write their driver license number.
Count the number of errors made during the test and fill in the number of errors in the appropriate sections.
Check off any automatic failures that occurred during the test.
Complete any additional notes or comments in the notes section at the bottom of the form.

Your Questions, Answered

What is the purpose of the Georgia Road Test Score form?

The Georgia Road Test Score form is used to evaluate a driver's performance during the road test portion of obtaining a driver's license. It provides a structured way for examiners to record errors and assess whether a driver meets the necessary standards to pass the test. The form also highlights areas where the driver may need improvement.

How many errors can I have to still pass the road test?

To pass the road test in Georgia, a driver must have no more than 30 errors recorded on the score form. Additionally, there should be no marks in the automatic failure section. Exceeding these limits will result in failing the test, necessitating a retake.

What constitutes an automatic failure during the road test?

Automatic failures occur for specific serious infractions, which include not using a safety belt, failing to yield to pedestrians, moving violations, and disobeying traffic signs or signals. If any of these infractions are noted on the score form, the driver will automatically fail the test, regardless of the number of other errors made.

What should I do if I disagree with my score on the road test?

If you believe there has been an error in your scoring, you can request a review of your performance from the examiner. It's essential to express your concerns calmly and provide specific examples of why you believe your score should be reconsidered. However, keep in mind that the examiner's judgment is final unless there is a clear procedural error.

What types of driving skills are evaluated on the score form?

The score form assesses a variety of driving skills, including left and right turns, merging onto expressways, general driving behavior, lane changes, and proper use of turn signals. Each of these skills is broken down into specific criteria, allowing examiners to pinpoint areas of strength and weakness in a driver's performance.

How is the score form structured for the examiner's use?

The score form is structured with sections that allow examiners to record specific errors and evaluate performance across various driving scenarios. Each section includes a checklist for common driving tasks, and examiners can note errors in real-time as the driver performs the test. This organized approach ensures that all critical aspects of driving are covered during the evaluation.

Can I retake the road test if I fail?

Yes, if you do not pass the road test, you are allowed to retake it. However, there may be a waiting period before you can schedule a new test. It is advisable to take the time to practice and improve on the areas where you struggled during your initial attempt to increase your chances of success on the next try.

Common mistakes

Failing to read the instructions carefully. Many people overlook the specific requirements outlined on the form.
Not double-checking the number of errors recorded. Errors can easily be miscounted, leading to incorrect totals.
Leaving sections blank. Every part of the form needs to be completed, even if there are no errors to report.
Using incorrect or unclear markings. Some individuals may not use the designated symbols, causing confusion.
Neglecting to sign the form. The driver's signature is essential for validation.
Forgetting to include the examiner's signature. This is necessary for the form to be considered official.
Misunderstanding the automatic failure section. Failing to recognize what constitutes an automatic failure can lead to unexpected results.
Not providing the correct vehicle information. Accurate details about the vehicle used for the test are crucial.
Ignoring the importance of the date and test location. These details are vital for record-keeping and verification purposes.

Documents used along the form

When preparing for a road test in Georgia, several forms and documents may accompany the Georgia Road Test Score form. Each of these documents serves a specific purpose, helping to ensure that the testing process is thorough and well-documented. Below is a list of commonly used forms that you might encounter.

Driver's License Application: This form is essential for anyone seeking a driver's license. It collects personal information, including identification and residency details.
Vision Test Results: A report confirming that the applicant meets the necessary vision standards required to operate a vehicle safely.
Learner's Permit: This document is issued to new drivers who have passed the written test. It allows them to practice driving under specific conditions.
Proof of Insurance: Applicants must provide evidence of valid auto insurance coverage, which is a legal requirement for all drivers.
Vehicle Registration: This document verifies that the vehicle being used for the road test is registered and legally permitted to be on the road.
Road Test Appointment Confirmation: A receipt or email confirming the date and time of the scheduled road test, which helps to streamline the process on test day.
Parent or Guardian Consent Form: For applicants under 18, this form is needed to confirm that a parent or guardian approves of the road test.
Driving Log: This document tracks the hours and types of driving experience an applicant has accumulated, often required for new drivers.
Medical Examination Report: In some cases, a medical form may be needed to ensure that the applicant is fit to drive, especially for those with certain medical conditions.

Each of these documents plays a critical role in the road testing process, ensuring that all necessary information is gathered and that applicants are prepared to demonstrate their driving skills. Being organized and familiar with these forms can significantly enhance the experience of taking the road test.

Similar forms

The Georgia Road Test Score form shares similarities with several other documents used in driving assessments and evaluations. Below is a list of these documents along with a brief explanation of how each is similar to the Georgia Road Test Score form.

California ETP CDL Driving Performance Evaluation Score Sheet: Like the Georgia Road Test Score form, this document assesses driving performance, listing errors and automatic failures during the road test.
New York State Road Test Evaluation Form: This form also records driving errors and evaluates maneuvers, providing a comprehensive score based on the applicant's performance.
Texas Department of Public Safety Road Test Score Sheet: Similar to the Georgia form, it includes sections for scoring various driving skills and indicates passing criteria based on error counts.
Florida Driving Skills Test Score Sheet: This document assesses driving proficiency, noting errors in specific categories, much like the Georgia Road Test Score form.
Illinois Road Test Evaluation Form: This form evaluates driver performance and includes a scoring system for various driving maneuvers, similar to the structure of the Georgia form.
Ohio BMV Road Test Score Sheet: This document records performance errors and evaluates driving skills, mirroring the assessment approach used in the Georgia Road Test Score form.
Pennsylvania Road Test Evaluation Form: Similar to the Georgia form, it includes sections for scoring driving errors and assesses overall driving ability during the test.
Virginia DMV Road Skills Test Score Sheet: This document provides a detailed evaluation of driving performance, using a scoring system akin to that of the Georgia Road Test Score form.
Washington State Driving Test Evaluation Form: Like the Georgia form, this document includes a comprehensive list of driving skills and errors, helping to determine the applicant's readiness to drive.

Dos and Don'ts

When filling out the Georgia Road Test Score form, it’s important to follow certain guidelines to ensure accuracy and clarity. Here’s a list of things you should and shouldn’t do:

Do: Write clearly and legibly.
Do: Double-check the number of errors before submitting the form.
Do: Ensure all required fields are filled out completely.
Do: Use the correct vehicle information as specified.
Do: Review the automatic failure section carefully.
Do: Sign the form where indicated.

Don’t: Leave any sections blank unless instructed.
Don’t: Alter any information after it has been submitted.
Don’t: Forget to include the examiner’s signature.
Don’t: Use abbreviations that may cause confusion.
Don’t: Submit the form without reviewing it for errors.
Don’t: Provide incorrect or misleading information.

Misconceptions

Misconception 1: The Georgia Road Test Score form is only for commercial drivers.

This form is applicable to all drivers taking the road test in Georgia, not just those with commercial licenses. It assesses the driving skills of any applicant seeking to obtain a driver's license.

Misconception 2: You can pass the test with any number of errors.

To pass the road test, you must have no more than 30 errors. Additionally, any marks in the automatic failure section will result in an immediate failure.

Misconception 3: The score sheet is only for the examiner's use.

The score sheet is also for the driver's benefit. It provides a detailed account of performance, helping drivers understand areas that need improvement.

Misconception 4: All errors are treated equally.

Errors are categorized, with some being more critical than others. Automatic failures, such as not using a safety belt, carry more weight and can lead to immediate failure regardless of other performance metrics.

Misconception 5: You cannot review your score after the test.

Drivers have the right to request a review of their score sheet after the test. This transparency helps in understanding the evaluation process.

Misconception 6: The test is the same for all types of vehicles.

The road test varies based on the type of vehicle being driven. Different requirements apply to passenger vehicles compared to commercial trucks or buses.

Misconception 7: You can retake the test immediately if you fail.

After failing the road test, drivers must typically wait a designated period before retaking the test. This waiting period allows time for practice and improvement.

Misconception 8: The examiner's judgment is subjective.

The evaluation is based on specific criteria outlined in the score form. While the examiner's observations are essential, the criteria ensure an objective assessment of driving skills.

Key takeaways

When filling out and using the Georgia Road Test Score form, consider these important points:

Understand the Error Limit: To pass the road test, you can have no more than 30 errors.
Automatic Failures: Make sure there are no marks in the automatic failure section, as these will result in an immediate failure.
Signature Requirement: Both the driver and the examiner must sign the form for it to be valid.
Vehicle Information: Fill in details about the vehicle, including license plate number and type of vehicle.
Scoring System: Each driving maneuver is scored, so pay attention to the specific areas listed on the form.
Check for Errors: Review the number of errors in each category to identify areas needing improvement.
Notes Section: Use the notes section for any additional comments or observations during the test.
Keep a Copy: Always keep a copy of the score sheet for your records, as it may be needed for future reference.