As tempting as it is to take the plane out and try to fly it by yourself, don't do it. Join the AMA, a flying club, and have an instructor teach you. Through my experience, having someone instruct me was just a matter of showing up at the club with my plane and trainer cord and getting experienced people to buddy box with me. People were more than willing to help. I have a hobbico SuperStar also. Just keep hammering away at the simulator, getting familiar with the sticks, and your orientation down, and you will be on your own in no time.

Unless you live in the absolute middle of no where, you should not fly your plane on any road as with your lack of experience, you could hurt someone, yourself, or damage some property. It wouldn't take much for something to spook you while you were toying with your plane in a residential area, and cause it to crash. If you do everything right the first time around, then you will be better off in the long run. Good Luck, Tim