I passed my theory test on my 1st attempt and my driving test on my 3rd attempt. I was eager to drive (this was before I found out how ridiculous insurance premiums was at the age of 17) and wanted to pass asap so I studied a fair bit. I remember I used the learning to drive disc for the PC but it was the old one and only had 32 questions. When I took the exam there was 50 questions and the pass mark was 43 iirc?
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Originally Posted by Redway
Now here’s a question: there’s a way to drive and apply theory to pass but how many of us abide by that and the Highway Code to the T while we’re out and about driving normally/naturally?
And why doesn’t Brian Griffin push himself in on his driving chair to account for his short dogs’ legs?
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I don’t really abide to the book much as shown on your actual driving test on my day to day driving. Don’t get me wrong I check my mirrors, give way when instructed or appropriate but I do tend to speed on roads I know pretty well (not anything crazy but like doing 45 in a 40 zone) and I undertake people on the motorway a lot because it’s not my fault they’re stupid and choose to do 60 in the fast lane and hold everyone up.
I also flash my headlights or use my hazards quickly to say thanks to people who give way to me which I’m sure you’re not supposed to do. The instructor will tell you when learning to drive because it happens quite a lot and I’m sure it’s a trick question on the test itself.