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The document is a Driver Condition Report (Form 4319) that must be completed by individuals who have firsthand knowledge of a driver believed to be unfit to operate a motor vehicle safely. It outlines the necessary personal information about the driver, details incidents or conditions affecting their driving ability, and specifies the qualifications of those who can report. The form emphasizes confidentiality and includes sections for reporting various impairments, such as cognitive or visual issues, and requires the reporter's signature to affirm the truthfulness of the information provided.

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Begin by filling out the driver’s personal information, including their name, social security or driver license number, and contact details. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
In the 'Detail Incidents and Conditions' section, provide a detailed account of any incidents or conditions that may impair the driver's ability to operate a vehicle safely. Include specific dates and descriptions based on your firsthand knowledge.
Select appropriate boxes regarding observed behaviors or conditions affecting the driver. If applicable, provide explanations for cognitive impairments, visual impairments, or other medical conditions that could impact driving safety.
Complete the reporter’s personal information section at the end of the form. Sign and date it to affirm that all provided information is true and complete.

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Do I fail if I cant parallel park?

0:12 3:26 So the short answer is unfortunately yes yes if you cant parallel park theres a chance. You cantMoreSo the short answer is unfortunately yes yes if you cant parallel park theres a chance. You cant you wont pass the driving. Test. So there is only one of the four. Maneuvers.

What is the most common fail in a driving test?

The 12 Most Common Driving Test Mistakes Automatic Fails (And How to Avoid Making Them) Driving Slowly. Improper Parallel Parking. Improper Lane Change. Car Failure. Lack of Vehicle Control. Following too Closely. Not Checking Mirrors. Confusion at Four-Way Stops.

Can you fail parallel parking and still pass in Missouri?

To report a driver who may be unable to operate a motor vehicle safely and responsibly, you should submit a completed Driver Condition Report (Form 4319). You may print the form from your computer, or you may obtain a copy at any Missouri license office.

Can you fail parallel parking and still pass in OK?

If you try to parallel park and miss it by several feet, you lose points but can still pass if you do well on the driving portion. U can fail parallel parking and still pass as long as u do not hit the cones or poles.

Do you have to pass parallel parking in Missouri?

A: You are required to score a minimum of 70% on the skills test to pass. Q: I have heard that if I am unable to successfully parallel park during the skills test, I automatically fail the test, is this true? A: No. The parallel parking maneuver counts for only a few points on the entire test.