driving test crash

I’d imagine the test would be halted and they’d get a free rebooking. No idea what the official policy is though.

awesome, abit of a bummer,
but i get it, fault would need to be proven to be not the learner.
as the test only truly finishes once they receive their pass certificate..

altho to be honest if i was an instructor as long as the vehicle still safe to be driven id give them a break and let them continue if they feel comfortable enough to do so,

as it was not their fault and they were on the track to a full pass. - but id have to feel comfortable that the impact was minor enough so inspection first..

Are you high? The test ends at once, an examiner is not qualified to assess vehicle damage or even liability and would be highly irresponsible to allow a learner to continue, no matter what they said. To say nothing of the fact the car almost certainly doesn't belong to you, continuing to drive it damaged might anger the owner, to put it mildly.

Are you high? The test ends at once, an examiner is not qualified to assess vehicle damage or even liability and would be highly irresponsible to allow a learner to continue, no matter what they said. To say nothing of the fact the car almost certainly doesn't belong to you, continuing to drive it damaged might anger the owner, to put it mildly.

you're the one who's high lol, this happened many times infact just look at this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W68oXH9iEKU

I'm not going to sit and claim it's never happened, it prob has... but I can't help but notice the uploader of that video appears to admit insurance fraud... so I don't think I trust their professionalism much. (When they are asked if they exchanged insurance info they admitted they sorted it out between themselves, that's a nono)

Hi, I actually asked my instructor this before my test lol

She says the test is immediately ended as it is illegal to drive on after a crash regardless of fault. If the crash is not your fault the examiner will know and sympathise with you and you will get a free test rebooking.

If the crash is your fault and there's damage that you're liable to pay for or even be charged with an offence then the examiner will make sure the situation is escalated and dealt with by the relevant authorities e.g. police and insurance companies

Hopefully this never happens to anyone so please don't stress!

sometimes its more cost effective to sort things outside of the insurance as long as a report has been made that an incident has happend to the right place but no claim is being taken from either side - this is not fraud and is only fraud when an illegal claim is made.
and scuff and scratch damage count as a legal claim,

but i watched the video too, and the guy dont say what is happening, they just said they exchanged details, this means they have the required infomation, a claim does not need to be made the moment of impact,

but doing so will reduce the changes of the courts playing to your favour should you delay it <_<