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Second time lucky

  • 23-09-2012 3:21pm
    #1
    wannabesedated
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 16 ✭


    I failed my driving test by one mark a few months ago and im only getting around/ can afford to book a new one now.

    I'm living in south dublin, i took it in churchtown before and had a horrible examiner( well i suppose anyone who failed would say the same).

    I was thinking of taking it in a different centre on the southside, does anyone know which would be the easiest one pass in or one which generally has a high pass rate/nicer examiners because the last guy was horrible.

    Also i've heard that if you take the test at the beginning of the month its easier to pass because they haven't reached their quota of passes yet?
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  • #2
    lazygal
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,644 ✭✭✭✭lazygal


    I don't believe that quota thing or any other conspiracy theories about testers. I've just passed my test first time, in an area with a 41% approx pass rate. I know others who failed several times here, but I put my pass down to doing things the right way, ie getting lessons from a professional, getting lots of practice with a driver beside me and knowing how to drive. I had heard lots of 'that centre doesn't pass first time test takers' or 'they decide to fail the first person of the day' and the like, but I did my homework, learned how to drive (at considerable time and expense) and when I did make a silly error at the start of the test, I drew a line under it and kept going.


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