>>21497 None cause you gonna have to learn to operate the wheel, gas, breaks and the rest of the shit. It's not meant to be done with videogames.

>>21497 If you have a steering wheel and pedals some games like beamng might help you, but it's not the same as driving in the real world. It's best you pay for some driving lessons.

My summer car maybe, but honestly nothing can prepare you for having the examiner in the car other than experience. The first time I took my driving test I was shaking like a leaf, and I was pretty good at driving at that point.

My instructor was tense AF, I constantly fucked up around him and hated every second, though guess it paid off as I was pretty relaxed in my exam. >>21504 Cars drive like cars in beam.ng, but you'll only really grasp concepts you don't need for a driving test, even in a manual. (i.e dont rev match in your exam.) >>21507 He asked how to drive a car, not rebuild the engine.

Just have a family member/friend take you to an empty parking lot to practice and move to around the neighborhood when you're comfortable

You’re not going to be able to learn how to abide by normalfag road social etiquette ever, let alone in one month. You’ll have a burst of confidence at the start learning how to actually operate a car before you make no more progress. If you’re working with a driving school or even just with the DMV, they will fail you on purpose over and over just to collect your money and make you cry because unwanted jobs in seedy parts of the country like that are usually staffed by child abusers and possibly run by the mafia or whatever your regional equivalent is. You’re not going to succeed. Disconnect as soon as possible and just hope whoever is coercing you gives up and leaves you alone.

>>21539 it's the whole taking a driving test thing that's the bigger problem, I have really bad anxiety and I can't imagine how I would deal with that situation without freaking out

>>21497 Something like Eurotruck simulator or one of those shitty games when you drive bus. It has to be 1st person tho. Driving is mostly about awareness. You can figure out manual in a couple of days and you'll probably drive auto gear box anyway so stuff like operating a car is easy, but figuring out your surroundings while obstructed by a box around you is not. You have to know where you are by mirrors and where other cars, how are they going, where to merge, change lines, turn and such.

>>21497 Yakuza 5 has this taxi minigame where you have to take care of the road while chit-chatting with the passengers, you gotta do both as efficiently as possible to score high. Sounds right up your alley, anon. You unlock that stuff pretty early and the Initial-D type races with a fucking taxi are fun as fuck too.

>>21497 Mafia 2 has very realistic car physics so I'd go with that

>>21497 you do know there was a guy who became a pro race car driver from gt right?

>>21497 just look for your state test and do the free trials over and over again. if you drovea gokart thats 50% of the way experienced

>21608 If you are having anxiety over the test then you are going to panic and drive out the road the millisecond some nig that doesn't even has a license starts to honk you.

>>21497 Anon, just pay for driving lessons. It's what I did. You don't need full-blown driver's ed school or whatever the fuck. You just need a guy who has experience and is willing to let you drive for hours per day while he instructs you. Hands-on learning is the best for learning how to drive. Otherwise you'll be useless at the test.

>>21608 Nothing you can do but practice/ study every single day to be the best you can be

>>21608 Depending on where you live, the driver's test is literally a parallel parking test. I messed it up my first time and didn't even get to take the rest of the exam, but my second time out I passed the parallel parking and made some mistakes on the driving portion but still passed. Haven't had to parallel park once since then.

You're not gonna learn driving from a game. Driving ultimately is about adapting to and anticipating the actions of others around you. Car maintenance is a whole different beast altogether but I'll just stick to the former. The road or highways can be either relaxing or crazy. You will encounter people who are either driving like reckless fools, maniacs or completely devoid of urgency. Sometimes you might even be compelled to drive in a way thats antithetical to any sensible way and sometimes people will want you to drive the way they want to. You need to find a balance thats suitable for you while also considering so many factors and risks associated with those around you. Its not as hard as anyone makes it out to be but you need to be level-headed and patient.

Yeah, one rule of driving that every good driver eventually realizes is that everyone else on the road DESPERATELY wants to die in a fiery explosion, and once you realize that, avoiding accidents becomes way easier. It eventually becomes second nature whenever you see a car pulled up just a little too far at a T-junction and you think, "This asshole's gonna try to jump out in front of me."

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>>27313 When they do that I tend to use my car disabling device to disable their vehicle and then get out and pull them from their car and rape them on the hood. I also usually shit in their mouth when I’m done.