#147308 - 16/12/08 11:35 PM
Driving Test
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Hi guys, Wish me all luck as I have my driving test tomorrow at 11! I'm starting to get a little nervous now! I shall post tomorrow to let you know if I past or not! As soon as I do pass I'm going to look for my baby. I think I shall start with a Fiesta Zetec S. Sarah 
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#147310 - 17/12/08 10:00 AM
Re: Driving Test
[Re: ChrisCumbria]
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Just hitch your skirt up and un button your blouse, you'll be fine  Good Luck 
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#147311 - 17/12/08 10:59 AM
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[Re: DAVE T ST]
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#147312 - 17/12/08 11:12 AM
Re: Driving Test
[Re: ST_Lee]
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Lol Dave, what you trying to say  I've got everything crossed for you... I'm sitting at my desk waiting patiently... Her test is actually at 12... she has a lesson from 11. I'll let you all know how she gets on. GOODDDDDD LUUUCKKKKKK 
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#147315 - 18/12/08 01:45 PM
Re: Driving Test
[Re: Scotty]
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Registered: 26/08/07
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Loc: here
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first time 24 years ago age 18, did a lot a cycling then (still do) and think that helped a lot, also was so much easier traffic wise/road layout design back then too, must be much harder now with the theory, was just a few questions on signs and that was it.
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#147317 - 18/12/08 02:52 PM
Re: Driving Test
[Re: Scotty]
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Registered: 26/09/06
Posts: 1287
Loc: Cambs
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You could argue that the test has becoming harder over the years to reflect the new dangers on the road..... my nan had a full licence, including motorbikes and HGVs and she diodn't even do a test!
That said, the test is tough for a reason and to be honest I'm not convinced about the "we have to fail so many per day" comment...... they can't fail you if you don't do anything wrong. Are you sure that fail was not for hesitating at a clear junction?
I passed my driving test first time, but my bike licence took 2 attempts.... basically I was nearvous as hell and screwed everthing up.... left indicator on, wrong lane position, hesitating at junction etc etc. the only way it could have be worse is if I'd spanked the bike. Second test was total opposite - clear sailing and not a single fault...... its like any exam; as long as you know the subject matter you'll be fine if you don't loose your nerve!
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#147318 - 18/12/08 04:25 PM
Re: Driving Test
[Re: steve1981]
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Hesitation is only a minor... A mate got failed because he waited outside a cross hatched box instead of waiting in it...wtf??? Another of my mates failed because they got cut up...and so they had been in a dangerous occurance or something stupid like that
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