So I passed my test, with only getting 4 grade 2 in observation.

LegacyUser · 11-10-2004 6:00pm #1

And I cut out doing my turnabout but still did it in 3.

I seriously thought I had picked up a grade 3 because I stopped about an inch over the stop line at one turn.

I did it in churchtown.

LegacyUser · 11-10-2004 6:02pm

I purposely think he gave me a really str8 road back to the test centre so i would not pick up more grade 2. Anyway, thats a grand and a half saved.

Capt'n Midnight · 11-10-2004 10:12pm

cheesedude wrote:

And I cut out doing my turnabout but still did it in 3.

They don't say "do a 3 point turn" they say "turn the car around" if it's a bigger car it's ok to do it in 5

Just make sure to renew it in 10 years

Dingatron · 11-10-2004 10:18pm

Congrat's. My wife failed last week. I sort of thought she might, when she nearly crashed on the way to the test centre. I kid you not! :eek:

LegacyUser · 11-10-2004 10:54pm

I really thought I would have failed. I had a two hour lesson this morning before my 4:30 test and I was making an arse of the little things like not looking left and right a lot at turnings and not maintaining my position on the left. I was pretty pissed off afterwards as I started thinking it just may not be my time or whatever...

I went into the exam really uneasy and picking up a grade two from not knowing the rules of the road didn't go down too well either.

But was not to be. I passed. If I have advice to give, it is to study every single sign like the back of your hand, I could not have gotten off to a worse start in fact.

uberwolf · 12-10-2004 8:18am

I failed up in churchtown last week

so according to QDs quote thats 1100 extra. Definitely deserved to fail though

fair play cheesedude.

a_ominous · 12-10-2004 12:09pm

ding wrote:

Congrat's. My wife failed last week. I sort of thought she might, when she nearly crashed on the way to the test centre. I kid you not! :eek:

On the day of my mother's driving test, she reversed out of the driveway and ran over my kid sister who was 3-4 at the time. She passed her test first time. I don't think she'd pass it now though...

LegacyUser · 12-10-2004 2:14pm

cheers lads.

I had an excellent instructor though if anyone wants it. Really got me spot on with everything.

leeroybrown · 13-10-2004 10:11am

If it makes anyone who has failed feel any better, I know someone who was told they failed their test for:

"Grossly negligent and dangerous driving"

Interceptor · 13-10-2004 10:31am

I failed my first test for driving the whole thing without a seatbelt, running a stop sign and not knowing the correct hand signals. I was nervous after having handed the tester my provisional license (which I used as a wallet) and a picture of my gf and a jonny fell out on his desk....

'c

Seth Brundle · 13-10-2004 10:52am

I presume you are thking the yellow liquid ceptor!

Interceptor · 13-10-2004 12:17pm

kbannon wrote:

I presume you are thking the yellow liquid ceptor!

For a change I'm actually not. I did my test in Waterford in April '86 and handed the tester my licence without taking all the garbage out of it. He was unimpressed, I turned into a ball of nerves and it went downhill from there, culminating in me driving straight across a junction at the top of Ballybricken without stopping and the tester nearly having a heart attack.

I have since passed my test, however that hour in the grey Metro ranks up there as one of the worst moments in my life.

'c

Well done cheesedude BTW!!

So I passed my test, with only getting 4 grade 2 in observation.

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