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Driving test in Naas

Trampas · 2007-10-20 17:54:45

Hi, The other half has her driving test in Naas in a couple of weeks. She has heard rumors about coming back into the centre after the test where you can't drive forward in and that you have to reverse in because it means you have to reverse back out onto a main road which is incorrect. Is this true? Maybe not correct but…

20-10-2007 5:54pm

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Trampas

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Hi,

The other half has her driving test in Naas in a couple of weeks.

She has heard rumors about coming back into the centre after the test where you can't drive forward in and that you have to reverse in because it means you have to reverse back out onto a main road which is incorrect.

Is this true?

Maybe not correct but along them lines.

Thanks

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#2 22-10-2007 8:08pm

funktastic

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No it's not true. I did my test there, it's perfectly fine to just drive straight in for a space there.

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#3 23-10-2007 3:25pm

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its easier for her though when she starts the test to be able to just drive straight out instead of having to reverse,and then when the test is over to drive straight back in...

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#4 25-10-2007 10:05am

Trampas

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Thanks to the response.

Lets hope she passes.

Failed with the SGS place in newbridge last time

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