When going to take my Drivers test I know exactly what to expect. Once I get in the car I must put on my seat belt and check my mirrors. When I am on the road I have to be able to keep full control of my car. I will start at 100 points and will be deducted for everything I do wrong. I need an 80% to pass the test. During the test I will be asked to make a lot of turns, when making a turn I must use my turn lights and look over my side for blind spots. Also, when parallel parking I must remember to also use my turn signals so other drivers behind me can see what I am doing. If I come to a school bus I must stop and wait for it to proceed. I must also come to complete stop at every Stop sign. If I do all these steps correctly I will be on my way to being full privileged driver. I understand that driving is a privilege and not a right. I know that once I am on the road I am suppose to follow the rules and be responsible and if I don't my license can be suspended, revoked or cancelled. When reading through Unit 1 I learned a lot of things I never knew about suspension of a license. For example, twelve or more points can lead to suspension, driving under the influence, collision with a pedestrian or bicyclist, failure to appear for a ticket, child support and illegal activity