Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
I understand your frustration, but unfortunately, you’re likely not going to get the satisfaction you are looking for. Your local DMV might have its own policies on appealing road test results, but you will likely have to take a new test to
The problem with trying to appeal your road test is that it is your word against the administrator’s. The state will still need an accredited administrator to verify that you are qualified to drive.
Here are some options you can take if you think a road test was failed unfairly:
File a complaint against the test administrator if you think the failure was based on prejudice, lack of qualification, negligence, or any other behavior that would merit bias
Request a new test with a different administrator at the testing site (in which an official complaint could help waive fees or waiting periods)
Take a new test at a different testing site
As you can see, there is no surefire way to “win” your driver’s license in these circumstances. Check your accountability to
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