As a former bus driver, you got this!

I’ve taken many practical tests, from cars to motorcycles to busses to airplanes and I still get nervous.

For me, when it comes to the rote memorization stuff, I find that it works out better wrapping up the study by noon the day before and taking it easy until the test, rather than staying up late studying.

And remember, after the pretrip, skills, and air brakes portions are done and you get on the road, you’re basically home free. In CA at least you get 15 mistakes.

Remember to memorize height signs for bridges and overpasses you come across, I nearly got dinged for that lol

Sending you calm vibes. It’ll be over soon enough, then you’ll be a true public servant. Better than the cops.

As an aside, I have a long time friend of mine named Russell who drive a bus where I love. He’s been driving busses for a decade or so now. He and my sister were school friends. Back when he first started driving she always called him Bussell, and it just stuck.

Good luck with the bus driving test, and thank you for your service

to our public servants and may you pass with flying colors and join their ranks.

I don't think I've commented about it before but I've seen your journey from whenever you first posted about it I think. Great job getting it done, I'm sure you'll do great!

Hexbear is cheering for you

who the hell parallel parks a bus?

Wishing you the absolute best of luck- and prayers, if spirituality means anything to you.