There are moments in life that mark a before and after, and without a doubt, getting your driving license is one of them. It is no secret that this process can become a real odyssey, requiring not only a considerable investment of time and money, but also enormous effort and dedication. And even with all that, there are those who cannot get it out.
One of the TikTok users, known as Jackysmood, has shared a series of recommendations that aim to increase the chances of aspiring drivers passing on the first try. Through a video, he has recommended focusing on self-study and constant practice through digital platforms to perfect the theoretical exam.
In his words, attending preparation classes can be optional if good use is made of the available resources. In this sense, he has highlighted the importance of carefully reading the book with the entire syllabus, taking notes on the most important things and doing tests on Todotest, a website that simulates the DGT exams, which allows learning to become something natural.
Jackysmood has insisted that preparation is key and has advised taking the exam only when you are fully prepared, ideally with a minimum margin of error in the theory tests so as not to waste money.
In the same vein of incorporating technology to facilitate the process of obtaining a driving license, the General Directorate of Traffic (DGT) has taken a step forward with the creation and updating of the miDGT application.
This digital tool, launched in March 2020, is designed to personalize and simplify citizens' interaction with the DGT, allowing them to carry out various procedures without having to physically go to the Traffic offices.
An important functionality that has just been launched for miDGT is the possibility of checking the results of the theory exam just one hour after taking it. This represents a big change compared to the 18 hour wait that existed until now and that seemed eternal for more than a few.
This novelty is initially available in selected cities such as A Coruña, Barcelona, Las Palmas, Madrid, Oviedo, Seville, Valencia and Valladolid, waiting to be extended to other areas.
