I failed my first dmv writing test, what can i do to improve?

I'm not sure if certain individuals may be eligible to take the dmv written test that is now by computer instead on paper, such as if the person has some type of disability.  How about checking with the dmv in your state of residence about the option for taking a written test, and if so, who is eligible.  Perhaps you can mention that you had some difficulty using the computer and different features the last time.  Some dmv centers will apparently offer an oral test (questions read aloud) upon request, such as if having a reading disability.  For me, I would think that it may be more stressful, but for others, that may work okay.

With regard to studying for the "written" test, how about making "flash cards" from "lined" index cards to help with learning and memorization.  Just an fyi that the larger index cards, such as 4x6 or 5x7, may be easier on the hand and eyes.  How about first reading through all of the index cards and keeping in one pile.  Then, as one gets more familiar with the info on the cards (from content in the manual), the index cards may be divided up into three piles - "Know," "Don't Know," and "Sort of Know."  The goal is of course to try to have all of the index cards belong in the "Know" pile.

study more and it'll go better