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Driving Test Failure
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Depends what they are for. Multiple minors for the exact same thing will result in a major and a fail. Can't remember if it's 3 or 5 of the same fault before it's classed as a major. However 5 minors for 5 different things is not a fail.
It was 5 seperate minors,rolled back slightly on hill start and another 1 was not checking properly on parallel parking but she assures me she extra checked on this as instructor had pulled her about it a few days before0 -
stevepb101 wrote: »It was a mistake and she moved over after a while
So on a dual carriageway she decided to drive in the incorrect lane.
How long is "after a while"?
Sounds like the examiner had good cause to fail her. Much better then her making mistakes like this in the real world when she's on her own.0 -
powerful_Rogue wrote: »Was you in the car with your daughter and the examiner? If not, im presuming you're just going on your daughters version of events.
Yes i am0 -
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stevepb101 wrote: »It was a mistake and she moved over after a while
Going into outside lane when should be in left, Driving too slow for outside lane, and not moving over immediately, That's a fail,
Its also a fail if you don't use a bus lane when its open for cars0 -
Loads of people fail first time, there's nothing that can be done about it. Just sympathise for a bit then get the next test and a few extra lessons booked.0
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She failed for one reason and one reason only - she did not reach the BARE MINIMUM standard to be allowed on the road unaccompanied.
It's that simple.0 -
We still don't know why she was in the outside lane - which I take to be lane 2 - if there was no other traffic about.0
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We still don't know why she was in the outside lane - which I take to be lane 2 - if there was no other traffic about.
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powerful_Rogue wrote: »
She dropped a major bollock on her driving test. She failed.
Now, why do I suspect half the problem is that at least part of her tuition and practice is with somebody who doesn't see the problem in that?
From the original post...stevepb101 wrote:I have been driving for 34 years and i know in theory you should be in the inside lane unless overtaking...0
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