Failed driving theory test twice now.. am I a f** idiot?/!
I’ve done it twice now. First time I passed the multiple choice and failed the hazard perception. Second time done now I failed the multiple choice by 2 marks and passsed the hazard perception with literally 70. I do have my a levels tho and plus I did it like a month later y’all idek what to do anymore
Reply 1
Original post by Tarniana
I’ve done it twice now. First time I passed the multiple choice and failed the hazard perception. Second time done now I failed the multiple choice by 2 marks and passsed the hazard perception with literally 70. I do have my a levels tho and plus I did it like a month later y’all idek what to do anymore
Try again. You can practice in the summer holidays after your A Level exams with no stress.
Original post by BankaiGintoki
Try again. You can practice in the summer holidays after your A Level exams with no stress.
True that, thanks a lot!
Original post by Tarniana
I’ve done it twice now. First time I passed the multiple choice and failed the hazard perception. Second time done now I failed the multiple choice by 2 marks and passsed the hazard perception with literally 70. I do have my a levels tho and plus I did it like a month later y’all idek what to do anymore
A test is a test - you are just a bit unlucky. Be confident in yourself.
A friend of mine had over 10 years driving experience in US. He could not trace back his US driving test record so need to sit the test in UK. Guess how he performed? Failed theory test once and passed the practical test on the 5th attempt!
Do some revision and mock tests after your A Level you can definitely make it!
Reply 4
Do you have the official App? I did pass first time but this was the only resource I used and some youtube videos to understand Hazard Perception.
You may need to make a timetable and I would recommend you revise for at least an hour each day so you make steady progress and feel confident. Look at your test certificate - it should give you the topics that you did not score well on. Then use this as guidance for how to improve your score as you will be looking at the areas you struggled on.
Since you scored so well on HP, you've mastered the technique so it will be easy for you to score well again on the HP part of the test.
Spend the summer holidays and time after you've finished with your exams to work on this and then book when you feel confident. You've got this! 🤗
You may need to make a timetable and I would recommend you revise for at least an hour each day so you make steady progress and feel confident. Look at your test certificate - it should give you the topics that you did not score well on. Then use this as guidance for how to improve your score as you will be looking at the areas you struggled on.
Since you scored so well on HP, you've mastered the technique so it will be easy for you to score well again on the HP part of the test.
Spend the summer holidays and time after you've finished with your exams to work on this and then book when you feel confident. You've got this! 🤗
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