If you’re planning to take the Road Test in Arizona, there are a few important things you need to know before heading to the test center. One of the most crucial aspects is having all the necessary documents and items with you. To take the Road Test, you must have a valid driver’s permit, which allows you to operate a vehicle under specific restrictions and conditions. Make sure that your driver’s permit is in good standing and valid before heading to the test center.

Apart from a valid driver’s permit, you must provide proof of insurance for the vehicle you’ll be using for the Road Test. Your insurance policy must be in good standing and cover you for driving a vehicle other than your own. Additionally, the vehicle you’re using must be registered with the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division, and the registration must be up-to-date with valid registration tags.

Before taking the Road Test, the vehicle you’re using must also undergo a safety inspection to ensure it’s in good working condition. Your vehicle must have functional headlights, turn signals, brakes, horn, non-cracked windshield, and windshield wipers. The examiner will check the safety features of the vehicle before the Road Test to ensure it meets all the necessary safety standards.

Now, let’s talk about the new parking test.

One of the significant changes in the updated Road Test is the new parking test. The new parking test requires drivers to back up in a straight line for a short distance. This is to test the driver’s ability to maneuver the vehicle in tight spaces and to safely reverse the vehicle. 

In conclusion, the updated Road Test in Arizona aims to ensure that drivers are adequately prepared to operate a vehicle safely on the road. The Road Test consists of several components, including a pre-drive checklist, urban driving,  reversing, hazard awareness, communication skills, and special situations. To take the Road Test, drivers must have a valid driver’s permit, provide proof of insurance, proof of registration.

 Below is the new checklist the instructor uses to grade the Applicant. Study the form below so you can be prepared for the Test. Walk into Quick Stop Government Services during open hours. (We don’t conduct Road Test’s one hour before we close!)