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AFAIK, it's mostly due to how the driving exams are structured.
First you have to pass the written exam. If you fail that, you don't continue.
After the written exam is the parallel parking test. That's done on-site. If you don't pass that part, you don't continue to the road test.
The road test is last; it's up to the instructor where you go for that, but it usually is a route that covers various scenarios that were on the exam (4-way stops, crosswalks, speed transition zones, school zones, etc).
I'd guess it's setup that way because of how many people fail the parallel parking test; best to do that in a controlled environment where there's no risk to regular people's cars out in the wild.
Edit: This probably varies state-by-state, too. I'm just describing how it was here.