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Most people who have been driving a car for many years tend to fail the driver's test. The reason is because when you are an experienced driver you develop habits that are optimal in real driving but can't pass in a drivers test given to beginners. An example is the rule that you're supposed to have both of your hands on the steering wheel at all times, preferably at 10 o'clock (left hand) and 2 o'clock (right hand). Newbie drivers know this. More importantly, they do this because they don't have the competence to be relaxed and confident of their driving skills yet. They are still clumsy. On the other hand, the experienced driver, who has not even gotten a traffic ticket in the past 10 years, has so much confidence and be at a level of driving where it is just second nature to him. Most experienced drivers would have only one hand at the wheel. They also wouldn't be following the hand over hand rule when turning. They would just turn the steering wheel with one hand while talking on his cell phone. The newbie driver (amateur) beats the experienced driver (veteran professional) in the basic driver's test.