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appealing driving test result??!

  • 04-04-2006 7:20pm
    #1
    Misticles
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 13,746 ✭✭✭✭


    had my FIRST driving test today. got to the centre was grand and confident. answered all my rules of the road question correctly and done the technical checks. i was then told that a supervisor would be accompanying us on the test. my mouth dropped cos this happened to my mam and she failed.

    anyhow, everytime i looked in the mirror i saw him, threw me off course a few times,everything was going ok until the reverse around a corner, i had this down to a t, when i was reversing, i was looking out the window and all i could see was the supervisor ducking and diving, i was very put off by this and mounted the kerb.

    they shouldnt be allowed have them on people doing their test for the first time as their nervous enough as it is!
    i didnt even finish the test cos i knew i failed, i cried alot and wouldnt of been able to.

    would this be grounds for appeal or should i just learn from it?
    no smarties please


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  • #2
    jhegarty
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,441 ✭✭✭jhegarty


    Misticles wrote:
    had my FIRST driving test today. got to the centre was grand and confident. answered all my rules of the road question correctly and done the technical checks. i was then told that a supervisor would be accompanying us on the test. my mouth dropped cos this happened to my mam and she failed.

    anyhow, everytime i looked in the mirror i saw him, threw me off course a few times,everything was going ok until the reverse around a corner, i had this down to a t, when i was reversing, i was looking out the window and all i could see was the supervisor ducking and diving, i was very put off by this and mounted the kerb.

    they shouldnt be allowed have them on people doing their test for the first time as their nervous enough as it is!
    i didnt even finish the test cos i knew i failed, i cried alot and wouldnt of been able to.

    would this be grounds for appeal or should i just learn from it?
    no smarties please


    been there , done that (twice).... best just to get back on the end of the que... no point appealing , if you win (which you won't) you only get a free test...


  • #3
    seamus
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 68,317 ✭✭✭✭seamus


    It's no grounds for appeal I'm afraid. The stuff sent out to you states that a supervisory tester may accompany the normal tester.

    Since no-one did anything to actually jeopardise your test, i.e. it was all in your head, then you can't really appeal. Unless of course, the tester was wearing a big clown suit, or had "YOU'RE GONNA FAIL" written on his forehead....


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