references and resources other than the examiner or other authorized people, are not  permitted during your road test.  Using your skills  — the Class 5 test includes the same skills as  the Class 7 test: observation, hazard perception, speed control,  space margins, steering and communication. At some points  during the test, you’ll be asked to identify the hazards you see  while you are driving. You will need to look ahead and use your  mirrors to identify all the hazards beside, behind and in front of you.  Driver examiners will mark  you on the  see-think-do skills you read about in this guide. Doing the manoeuvres  — your Class 5 road test may include:  Getting feedback  — like the Class 7 road test, you have an  opportunity to discuss your results with the examiner when you  have completed the Class 5 test. Listen and learn. Improving  the safety of your driving is important. You may take the test  again after seven days if you don’t pass it the first time. You’ll  have to wait 14 days to take the test a third or subsequent time. 142 • parallel park.  • hill park  • general driving (for example, driving straight, driving on hills  and curves)  • reverse stall parking  • pulling over and stopping  • three-point turns  • entering and exiting a highway or freeway  • lane changes  • intersection manoeuvres (driving through, right turn, left turn)  Speed control Steering Observation Communication Hazard perception Space margin