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Ok. I am currently stuck on the Supply Lines mission still, but after reading some q and a's I realized that I don't have to beat them to beat the game.
 
 So.... I choose not to do them, however there are no more missions on the screen.
 
 So I decided to go to driving school, and I am stuck on the one where you have to reverse, do a 90 degree turn and go forward into the red marker.
 
 WTF is the deal with this? It stops me even though I have two seconds left, can I not hit the cones or something??
 
 I don't understand, and do I even have to do driving school to get to the next city?
 
 I am in San Fierro. Please help...

Date of Question: Jan 13th 2005 | Question ID: 18756

Angie_84 | Member | Joined: Nov 29th 2004
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Yeah, you do have to beat it to get to the next city.

Try not to hit the cones at the driving school.

Hold down sqare until you turn around.

Then press x but stop before you hit the cones.

Its easy.

Hope this helps !!!

CJ-MASTER 2005 | Member | Joined: Dec 22nd 2004
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It doesn't matter if you hit the cones you must be stopping before you go in to the marker.

You don't have to do the driving school you go to the next city (but at least bronze for 100%)

amarch | Member | Joined: Oct 17th 2003
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It doesn't matter if you hit the cones you must be stopping before you go in to the marker. You don't have to do the driving school you go to the next city (but at least bronze for 100%)

Alexzander | Member | Joined: Apr 29th 2007
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