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Driving test!?

ditzyfitzy · 2010-10-30 01:51:06

Can anybody tell me how long I would have to wait to do my full licence test if I booked it tomorrow..? Approx.? Is there any hope of getting it done before xmas?

30-10-2010 1:51am

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ditzyfitzy

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Can anybody tell me how long I would have to wait to do my full licence test if I booked it tomorrow..? Approx.?

Is there any hope of getting it done before xmas?

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#2 30-10-2010 1:52am

gurramok

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You will fail 47 times and have to wait 47 weeks for a retest each time. Does that help ya?

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#3 30-10-2010 1:52am

Absurdum

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if only there was a motoring forum with a learning to drive sub-forum for this

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#4 30-10-2010 1:53am

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KABLAMOOO!!

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#5 30-10-2010 1:54am

Rockery Woman

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If I were you, I would state on the application that you would be prepared to sit the test if a cancellation was made by someone at short notice.

You could also get your employer to write a letter stating you need the full licence asap.

Hope that helps - good luck with the test.

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#6 30-10-2010 1:54am

mardy_bum

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Firstly, you must have had your provisional/learner permit for 6 months before taking a test. Waiting times are now averaging around 10 weeks so you could possibly sit it before Christmas, although I presume they carry out fewer tests per day during the winter, making waiting times slightly longer.

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#7 30-10-2010 1:56am

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You should get your answer here OP

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