It ONLY took me around 6 hours (spread out over 2 days) to work through all the materials and take 3 lengthy tests, but I am now the proud owner of an Italian Driving License! (If you're not sure what Stelvio Pass is, you might want to look it up, ha ha) (I'm not sure that I'm actually ready to drive that stretch of road in Italy, but at least I'm qualified to do so.) I took a 154-question pre-test, a 200-question practice test, and then a 100-question ACTUAL test. I had to get at least 85% to pass, and I got 94%. Hooray! It was so tedious and brain-draining and there were several times that I wanted to throw something across the room because I was so tired of sitting in my hotel room chair . . . But I made it, thankfully. And no, I didn't ever end up actually throwing anything. Just in case you wondered. There was an urgent need for me to get this drivers license because I needed to be able to drive Scott's car (to get us all moved in) while he would be in Germ