Driving test nerves

Funkyfarmgirl

Can anyone help me my daughter has terible nerves when it comes to her test i think were just had test number 9 in last number of years shes drives well but its the test we have tried beta blockers off dr we tried a woman examiner shes so bad they wont let her in the car to do the test any ideas.....were isolated in the middle of nowhere so we need her to drive

Poppa_G

my daughter used an oral spray called CALMS, spray a couple of times on the tongue about an hour before the test, or in my daughter's case about half a dozen times :eek: I also sat in on her test which seemed to have a calming effect. I'll never forget when she pulled up at the test centre after her test, looked in her rear view mirror and gave me the quizical, have I or haven't I look. I gave her the nod, flying colours... That was her 6th test, she's been driving now for 7 months and is very competent, just the test situation that was stopping her.

Good Luck to you all

glasgowdan

Glass of wine to settle the nerves!

Funkyfarmgirl

Poppa_G wrote: »

my daughter used an oral spray called CALMS, spray a couple of times on the tongue about an hour before the test, or in my daughter's case about half a dozen times :eek: I also sat in on her test which seemed to have a calming effect. I'll never forget when she pulled up at the test centre after her test, looked in her rear view mirror and gave me the quizical, have I or haven't I look. I gave her the nod, flying colours... That was her 6th test, she's been driving now for 7 months and is very competent, just the test situation that was stopping her.


Good Luck to you all

have tried that and beta blockers off the dr will try some other remedy