why are people still driving too fast?

Inactive

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

How does he read it with us both/the same person on ignore?

Makes you wonder..

Trebor16

Inactive wrote: »

But you do not have any actual experience of the actual " test system " as you put it.

So, preparing candidates for their driving test, actually observing the test while it is in progress and being present when the examiner debriefs the candidate at the end of the test is not experience of the test system? Thanks for showing your ignorance once again.

Gene_Hunt_2

Trebor16 wrote: »

So, preparing candidates for their driving test, actually observing the test while it is in progress and being present when the examiner debriefs the candidate at the end of the test is not experience of the test system? Thanks for showing your ignorance once again.

How do you do that?

Inactive

Trebor16 wrote: »

So, preparing candidates for their driving test, actually observing the test while it is in progress and being present when the examiner debriefs the candidate at the end of the test is not experience of the test system? Thanks for showing your ignorance once again.

Nope, none of that gives you actual input to the standards set by the DSA.

Trebor16

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

How do you do that?

If the test candidate is happy to allow it their instructor can sit in the back the car. If it is a motorcycle test then the instructor is allowed to follow on their own motorcycle, or to sit in the car with the examiner if the examiner is following the candidate in a car. But it can only be done with the consent of the test candidate.

newbie007_2

Trebor you dont need to explain any further Inactive and Gene Hunt are known trolls. They will just feed from your information because they are clueless.

Trebor16

Inactive wrote: »

Nope, none of that gives you actual input to the standards set by the DSA.

Were you born stupid or have you worked hard in life to drag yourself down to the crass level of stupidity that you have attained? No-one has mentioned being involved in setting the DSA standards, but it doesn't take much to find out what the standards are and how they are applied by the examiners. Perhaps I need to type more slowly to give you a better chance of comprehending this?

Gene_Hunt_2

newbie007 wrote: »

Trebor you dont need to explain any further Inactive and Gene Hunt are known trolls. They will just feed from your information because they are clueless.

Wind your neck in, I asked Trebor a question and he was good enough to answer.

Gene_Hunt_2

newbie007 wrote: »

Trebor you dont need to explain any further Inactive and Gene Hunt are known trolls. They will just feed from your information because they are clueless. Like I am on insurance matter.

Is what you should have said.

Inactive

Trebor16 wrote: »

Were you born stupid or have you worked hard in life to drag yourself down to the crass level of stupidity that you have attained? No-one has mentioned being involved in setting the DSA standards, but it doesn't take much to find out what the standards are and how they are applied by the examiners. Perhaps I need to type more slowly to give you a better chance of comprehending this?

No need to type more slowly, nothing that you have said will give an Instructor a full working knowledge of how standards are applied.

Examiners undergo a lengthy training programme before being accepted by the DSA, you following a few tests and listening to the " debrief " will not get you that experience.