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THEY WOULDNT LET ME TAKE MY DRIVING TEST!!
well basically my instructors car..the tax disc was out of date by ONE DAY!! ONE DAY!! even tho ur allowed upto 7 days to get a new one but she cudnt cos of postal strike so cos of that they wudnt let me take it.. no money back no nothin.. jus a u cant do it bye.. he didnt even tell me he jus went 2 my instructor...
well basically my instructors car..the tax disc was out of date by ONE DAY!! ONE DAY!! even tho ur allowed upto 7 days to get a new one but she cudnt cos of postal strike so cos of that they wudnt let me take it.. no money back no nothin.. jus a u cant do it bye.. he didnt even tell me he jus went 2 my instructor...
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(Original post by gaga_kid)
no money back no nothin
no money back no nothin
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double negative? thanks for that!!
well he werent gonna wait till i find another car to do it in.. he already gave me the eye sight test and 2 questions i was sitting in the car waiting... i mean.. thinking bout it it was 11 HOURS OUT OF DATE!!
well he werent gonna wait till i find another car to do it in.. he already gave me the eye sight test and 2 questions i was sitting in the car waiting... i mean.. thinking bout it it was 11 HOURS OUT OF DATE!!
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Just pretend you failed it. You probably would have failed anyway; everyone does. At least now, you're angry with them rather than yourself.
Just drive illigally, it's worth it.
If you're caught driving illigally, you're fined £500 (few people are caught) you get a lecture from the judge and a possible criminal record.
If you drive legally, you have to pay for insurance every year (£1500) you have road tax (about £60 every 6 months) MOT £50 a year (provided it passes) Then, you have to worry about people claiming insurance, finance people lecturing you about costs and all this other stuff.
Just drive illigally, it's worth it.
If you're caught driving illigally, you're fined £500 (few people are caught) you get a lecture from the judge and a possible criminal record.
If you drive legally, you have to pay for insurance every year (£1500) you have road tax (about £60 every 6 months) MOT £50 a year (provided it passes) Then, you have to worry about people claiming insurance, finance people lecturing you about costs and all this other stuff.
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(Original post by Unregistered)
Just pretend you failed it. You probably would have failed anyway; everyone does. At least now, you're angry with them rather than yourself.
Just drive illigally, it's worth it.
If you're caught driving illigally, you're fined £500 (few people are caught) you get a lecture from the judge and a possible criminal record.
If you drive legally, you have to pay for insurance every year (£1500) you have road tax (about £60 every 6 months) MOT £50 a year (provided it passes) Then, you have to worry about people claiming insurance, finance people lecturing you about costs and all this other stuff.
Just pretend you failed it. You probably would have failed anyway; everyone does. At least now, you're angry with them rather than yourself.
Just drive illigally, it's worth it.
If you're caught driving illigally, you're fined £500 (few people are caught) you get a lecture from the judge and a possible criminal record.
If you drive legally, you have to pay for insurance every year (£1500) you have road tax (about £60 every 6 months) MOT £50 a year (provided it passes) Then, you have to worry about people claiming insurance, finance people lecturing you about costs and all this other stuff.
1) drink driving
2) driving without a lisence
3) driving without insurance
4) stealing a car (his mum had to say he stole it from her- which he did- because he wrote it off and she needed to claim on the insurance)
he's now got a criminal record (which he has to declare on huis UCAS from), huge fines to pay when he gets a proper job, no license for 2 years + high insurance when he finally can drive.
i really don't think it's worth driving without a license to be honest!
lou xxx
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but if the police allow you 7 days extension if your tax disc is out of date how comes i was turned away after 1?
at the end of the day whether its that examiner or my instructor.. it aint my fault and i shud get my next one free of charge.
i hope i can get a cancellation otherwise next available is FEBRUARY!
at the end of the day whether its that examiner or my instructor.. it aint my fault and i shud get my next one free of charge.
i hope i can get a cancellation otherwise next available is FEBRUARY!
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And if you haven't passed your test you are more liely to crash. If you have no tax on your car and the police question you about it it will also be found you have no licence. It isn't worth it.
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(Original post by lou p lou)
don't drive illegally! my friend did that when he got drunk. he ended up crashing the car into a wall + causing £6000 damages which he will have to pay off when he earns a certain amount (as well a student loan). he ended up in court with charges of
1) drink driving
2) driving without a lisence
3) driving without insurance
4) stealing a car (his mum had to say he stole it from her- which he did- because he wrote it off and she needed to claim on the insurance)
he's now got a criminal record (which he has to declare on huis UCAS from), huge fines to pay when he gets a proper job, no license for 2 years + high insurance when he finally can drive.
i really don't think it's worth driving without a license to be honest!
lou xxx
don't drive illegally! my friend did that when he got drunk. he ended up crashing the car into a wall + causing £6000 damages which he will have to pay off when he earns a certain amount (as well a student loan). he ended up in court with charges of
1) drink driving
2) driving without a lisence
3) driving without insurance
4) stealing a car (his mum had to say he stole it from her- which he did- because he wrote it off and she needed to claim on the insurance)
he's now got a criminal record (which he has to declare on huis UCAS from), huge fines to pay when he gets a proper job, no license for 2 years + high insurance when he finally can drive.
i really don't think it's worth driving without a license to be honest!
lou xxx
Ok, so leaving your front window completely empty may attract a few policeman, but creating your OWN disc actually fools a lot of people, including the law. Billions do it, a 100 get caught.
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(Original post by Unregistered)
Billions do it, a 100 get caught.
Billions do it, a 100 get caught.
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(Original post by gaga_kid)
THEY WOULDNT LET ME TAKE MY DRIVING TEST!!
well basically my instructors car..the tax disc was out of date by ONE DAY!! ONE ****ING DAY!! even tho ur allowed upto 7 days to get a new one but she cudnt cos of postal strike so cos of that they wudnt let me take it.. no money back no nothin.. jus a **** off u cant do it bye.. he didnt even tell me he jus went 2 my instructor...
THEY WOULDNT LET ME TAKE MY DRIVING TEST!!
well basically my instructors car..the tax disc was out of date by ONE DAY!! ONE ****ING DAY!! even tho ur allowed upto 7 days to get a new one but she cudnt cos of postal strike so cos of that they wudnt let me take it.. no money back no nothin.. jus a **** off u cant do it bye.. he didnt even tell me he jus went 2 my instructor...
you should be able to claim the money back from your instructor. it is their responsibility to ensure the car is taxed and road worthy.
too right the DVLA shouldn't have let you take it. it is there for a purpose noone is exempt.
and the postal strike is no excuse, when your livelyhood is driving, you should know exactly when your car needs to be taxed- she could have done it weeks ago in preperation.
love Katy ***
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#12
(Original post by ickle_katy)
you should be able to claim the money back from your instructor. it is their responsibility to ensure the car is taxed and road worthy.
you should be able to claim the money back from your instructor. it is their responsibility to ensure the car is taxed and road worthy.
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(Original post by Unregistered)
Yes, Katy is right, do that. If your instructor refuses to pay out, write a letter of complaint to the DVLA. Someone WILL be held responsible. God, tests are a nervous-experience as it is, without some dipstick DVLA drone telling you that you can't take the test.
Yes, Katy is right, do that. If your instructor refuses to pay out, write a letter of complaint to the DVLA. Someone WILL be held responsible. God, tests are a nervous-experience as it is, without some dipstick DVLA drone telling you that you can't take the test.
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#15
I don't think the DVLA actually have anything to do with tests, or when you take them. The Driving Standards Agency is who you book your test with.
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(Original post by Lurker)
I don't think the DVLA actually have anything to do with tests, or when you take them. The Driving Standards Agency is who you book your test with.
I don't think the DVLA actually have anything to do with tests, or when you take them. The Driving Standards Agency is who you book your test with.
lou xxx
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#17
(Original post by lou p lou)
If in doubt write to watchdog!
lou xxx
If in doubt write to watchdog!
lou xxx
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#18
It's easier said than done. Instructors are sometimes more than instructors - they're friends. Demanding money like that would probably cause an argument.
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(Original post by Unregistered)
It's easier said than done. Instructors are sometimes more than instructors - they're friends. Demanding money like that would probably cause an argument.
It's easier said than done. Instructors are sometimes more than instructors - they're friends. Demanding money like that would probably cause an argument.
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