Driving test tomorrow..

gazfocus

pug_in_a_bed wrote: »

bay park, in the test centre, made a bit of a hash but ok, and turn in the road which is easy, i was convinced I would mess up again so I think I just didnt care so stayed relaxed

Well it's my turn now...got my driving test tomorrow. I'd not really done any bay parking til last week as my first test was in a test centre where they don't do bay parking as part of the test. I'm sure I'll be alright though.

McKneff

Hey, Congratulations.:j:j:j

Well Done.

Now, watch your speed, dont drink
6 poiints on your licence and it will be taken away from you in the first 2 years.

Thanks for letting us know, really pleased for you.

pinkduvetdiva

pug_in_a_bed wrote: »

i passed! :j

6 minors, four of which were for not looking in the mirrors

just been out for a long drive with my mum, who couldn't hide her fear lol, white knuckles where she was holding on :rotfl: although she kept the fear out of her voice, I felt quite nervous but will go out again with my sis and get my confidence up.

Thanks for all your kind wishes and tips

gazfocus wrote: »

Well it's my turn now...got my driving test tomorrow. I'd not really done any bay parking til last week as my first test was in a test centre where they don't do bay parking as part of the test. I'm sure I'll be alright though.

Congrats, pug and good luck gazfocus! I've not been behind the wheel since failing my 2nd driving test in September 2008, and have decided I'm far too dippy to be on the road!:rotfl:

gazfocus

pinkduvetdiva wrote: »

Congrats, pug and good luck gazfocus! I've not been behind the wheel since failing my 2nd driving test in September 2008, and have decided I'm far too dippy to be on the road!:rotfl:

Well this is my 2nd attempt. On my first attempt I got one minor and one serious so really hoping I'll pass this time.

Jojo_the_Tightfisted

My driving instructor had suggested that I make a slightly exaggerated movement for blind spot checking, as I have a neck injury from years ago that makes it hard to turn my head quickly. However, when I couldn't be bothered to faff around with my contact lenses and wore my glasses instead, he said the movement I made to take out the glasses' blind spot was enough for the examiner.

Will still be some time before I am test ready, however, so my knowledge of this is obviously limited - but he is the only instructor I have really felt comfortable with so far, as he has explained what I have done wrong/need to do rather than sit back and wait until I make a error out of ignorance.