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Got the absolute minimum in my normal theory (30/35) and the same in my hazard awareness (42/75).
I still maintain to this day that I aced that hazard one but I was seeing the hazard before they deemed it acceptable to have seen it, processed it and clicked.
A guy I know smashed it and he's literally the most unaware, clueless driver I've ever seen in my life!
wow that sentence could really be read to sound very wrong!
Car - first time at 26
Took the test at 11ish in my dad's car, at 2am my mate ran into the back of me on the way home from a disco!!! felt like shit telling my dad what I'd done, he was very understanding (after the initial WTF son) . God bless him.
1st - my balls up - I transposed my provisional licence expiry date & test date - arrived only to be turned away
2nd - as I walked in, examiner walked out sneezing & coughing
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1st attempt.
Zero lessons. Boom!
My first two attempts were when I was 18- one well deserved failure, one less so. After that I went to university and didn't have the time, the money or the inclination to take the test again, and didn't manage to muster all three at the same time again for ten years.
Don't talk politics and don't throw stones. Your royal highnesses.
Failed my first time when an almost-biblical downpour coincided with my test slot...I could barely see the road, even with the wipers at full tilt. By the time I got back to the testing station, they'd cancelled the remainder of the tests for that day due to localised flooding along the test routes. I was well pissed off.
Still convinced it should have been second go. She failed me solely for not looking behind myself as I came off a roundabout, except I did look, and in a very exaggerated manner.
3rd go was an absolute mess. Drove past a park and nearly ran over a squirrel, started to park at the traffic lights but on a yellow grid so I tried to squeeze forwards and I nearly hit the car in front, then round the corner this old man just walked in to the middle of the road with his arm/hand out in a STOP sort of motion. Came about 6 inches from hitting him.
I'm still crap at driving, mind, but I do it in a more interesting way. Especially from the point of view of my passengers and oncoming traffic.
I was fortunate at the time, as I was working for my dad, and got to drive the van from Blackpool to Southport via Preston (and back) every day for about 3 weeks before the test, so was pretty confident behind the wheel.
I had a couple of lessons just before the test, and took it in the instructor's Triumph Dolomite - nice car!
better late than never.
I had four attempts and never passed. I think the last one was in 1985, so I would've been 20 or 21, but it might have been a bit later than that.
I was so pissed off after failing the last one, I didn't think I'd done anything wrong and I was sick of paying for lessons so I thought fuck this. And I've never bothered again.
A few years after that I moved to London so I really don't need to drive. And if I did, insurance would cost a fortune and my car would inevitably be robbed or vandalised sooner or later. Only very occasionally do I think a car would be useful.