Knowledge-test language accommodations are separate from road-test communication rules. Use the dedicated Test Language Options guide for those details.
No extra passenger may ride along simply to interpret road-test directions. The applicant may ask the examiner to clarify a direction, but the examiner cannot coach the applicant through the maneuver.
Can a family member ride along to translate road-test directions? No. A family member or other interpreter cannot ride in the test vehicle just to translate the examiner's directions.
Yes. You may ask the examiner to clarify a direction. The examiner can clarify what was said but cannot coach you through the driving task.
| Test | Language / communication rule |
|---|---|
| Knowledge test | See the dedicated Test Language Options guide. |
| Road test | No family member or other interpreter rides along to translate. The applicant may ask the examiner to clarify a direction. |
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