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Q: New driving test questions 2013, anyone have them in English?

Please let me know, I appreciate it!

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Mock driving test:

 

http://www.hksm.com.hk/en/exam-information/mock-exam

 

 

Chinese Driving Test:

 

http://www.chinese-driving-test.com

 

 

Chinese Driving Test Theoretical:

 

http://www.shekouonline.com/drivingtest.html

 

Google your Q, and you'll get more.

 

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I know some of these sites but they have changed 80% of the questions this year...

do you know if these are the old or new ones?

icnif77:

I just goog your Qsurprise. I don't know how the real test looks like.

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Thanx, no worries wink

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You guys are brave souls indeed. The thought of driving in China scares the shizzle out of me.

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True...but come on, Chinese women do it 

icnif77:

I was contemplating () of finishing my 'pilot' license in China. Not any other transportation license.

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