The other is called an Area Driving Performance Evaluation (ADPE). This driving test has additional test elements and is given to applicants of any age who have a physical, mental, or vision condition, and/or a referral due to a lack of skill that may impact their ability to safely operate a vehicle. One is called a Supplemental Driving Performance Evaluation (SDPE).
There are 2 other types of driving tests given by DMV. The DPE portion is the behind-the-wheel driving test when you drive your car with a DMV examiner who evaluates your driving skills. The Pre-Drive Safety Check determines whether your vehicle meets the DMV minimum safety standard and whether you are familiar with the operation of your vehicle. The driving test is divided into 2 parts: the Pre-Drive Safety Check and Driving Performance Evaluation (DPE).
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