So my PA road test is tomorrow and I'm kind of nervous. Does anyone have any tips for me or went to Harrisburg PennDot also?

Following the law, speed limit, maintaining assured clear distance between cars for road conditions. Proper stopping distance from traffic signals and stop signs. Practical attention paid to various road signs in the parking lot and on the road. Use of seat belt, mirrors, turn signals, merging, changing lanes, yielding, turning right and left, maintaining lane position. No sudden movements, smooth take off and stops. Smooth maneuverability through the parking exercise, following road signs and directions. Break the law, hit a cone, a pedestrian, or the curb and your proficiency exam will end suddenly and unfavorably.

Remember, the majority pass the first attempt, because they have properly practiced these things and others mentioned during driver's ed classes. Leave the radio off, the cell phone turned off, and hands at 10 and 2, eyes on the road, not on the examiner while they talk to you, after you've left your parking spot.