1. Valid California driver's permit.
Make sure your learner's permit is up-to-date and not expired. It should be valid on the day of your road test.
2. Proof of vehicle registration.
You must have the current registration for the vehicle you intend to use for the test.
3. Proof of insurance.
Ensure that you have a valid proof of insurance for the vehicle, and it should be current.
4. A vehicle in good working condition.
Your vehicle should be free from any significant defects or malfunctions that could compromise safety during the test.
5. Working headlights, taillights, and turn signals.
Ensure that all lights on your vehicle are in good working condition as they are crucial for safety.
6. Rearview and side mirrors properly adjusted.
Properly adjust your mirrors to ensure you have a clear view of the road behind and to the sides of your vehicle.
7. Adequate tire tread and tire pressure.
Check the tires to ensure they have enough tread and are properly inflated.
8. Functional horn.
Ensure that your horn is operational as it may be needed during the test.
9. Seatbelts in good working order.
Make sure that all seatbelts in the vehicle are functional and can be securely fastened.
10. A calm and focused mindset.
It's essential to be mentally prepared for the road test. Stay calm and focused to make good decisions and follow instructions.