So today I managed to pass first time in my practical test!!!! I'm so pleased just wanted to ask if any of you needed any tips or would like me to share my experience? ☺️
So today I managed to pass first time in my practical test!!!! I'm so pleased just wanted to ask if any of you needed any tips or would like me to share my experience? ☺️
Congratulations!!
Such a good feeling isn't it! Have you sorted insurance yet?
This thread should really be in the "Learning to drive" subforum, found in the "Cars and motoring" forum - I'll just tag @AngryJellyfish to get this moved over there
I did the same and then went and had an accident three months later... We'll done to you, go and celebrate! However "learning to drive" actually starts after you've passed your test and have to make judgements on your own. I wish you more luck than I had!
So today I managed to pass first time in my practical test!!!! I'm so pleased just wanted to ask if any of you needed any tips or would like me to share my experience? ☺️
Such a good feeling isn't it! Have you sorted insurance yet?
This thread should really be in the "Learning to drive" subforum, found in the "Cars and motoring" forum - I'll just tag @AngryJellyfish to get this moved over there
thank you so much!! it is such a great feeling!! nooo I haven't, I have had a look but I am getting quotes of around £1200 - £2500 so I don't think I'll be getting a car anytime soon haha! and thank you for helping me move the thread!!
The 3 for clearance - I assume this is for parking, how much were you off by?
The minor for late reaction to the traffic lights - how late were you?
the 3 for clearance was for driving too close alongside parked cars! and for the traffic lights, I was asked to turn left and I was a few seconds late reacting to a green filter light!
I did the same and then went and had an accident three months later... We'll done to you, go and celebrate! However "learning to drive" actually starts after you've passed your test and have to make judgements on your own. I wish you more luck than I had!
oh no, what happened?? thank you very much!! and yes I agree completely!!
For me, it was the only option I had as I had quite a busy schedule and so did my instructor. I did have a few 2 hour lessons which were quite useful but in the end the shorter lessons over the year and a half meant that I could practise driving in all sorts of conditions throughout the seasons! but my friends have had longer lessons and found it worked better for them but I guess it depends on the person!
oh no, what happened?? thank you very much!! and yes I agree completely!!
I failed to give way on a double mini roundabout, but in defence it was bad visibility from the angle I was at. However I had to cross the same junction for another 9 months because I was on a 12 month work placement as part of my university course! I think it made me a much better driver though. However the learning really wasn't worth writing off a car for!