Remember the driving theory test you did all those years ago
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Remember the driving theory test you did all those years ago
Could you pass it now? Just how safe ARE you on the roads?
http://www.2pass.co.uk/theorytest.php?test=ukcar
It's multiple choice so none of you should fail
http://www.2pass.co.uk/theorytest.php?test=ukcar
It's multiple choice so none of you should fail
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31 out of 35 but i passed before this was a requirement many many many years ago, and only got 2 questions about theory test validity, a trick question about skidding (Lift off accelerator my arse - if you do that during skid you are lightly to cause it to be worse they meant before so you don't skid the bastards) and a snow covered sign wrong.
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Just scraped it - 30/35. It's a good job I don't carry children under the age of three in the passenger seat very often, because clearly I am clueless as to the correct procedure...
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Pass Mark: 30
Your scored 32 out of a possible 35 (attempted 35).
Your results are displayed below:
I did much better than I thought I might, bearing in mind I past my test long, long before these sort of theory tests were required.
(One of the questions I did not know was how long a Theory Test pass certificate is valid for!).
Your scored 32 out of a possible 35 (attempted 35).
Your results are displayed below:
I did much better than I thought I might, bearing in mind I past my test long, long before these sort of theory tests were required.
(One of the questions I did not know was how long a Theory Test pass certificate is valid for!).
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"Remember the driving theory test you did all those years ago?"
Well, no I don't to be honest, Squaddie. When I did mine I just had to drive a Triumph Dolomite around for a bit, stopping on Church Road to perform my Emergency Stop, Three Point Turn and then Reverse Parking. Back down Chorley Old Road to the Test Centre which was just up from The Sally Upsteps, parked up for a quick Highway Code session and holy moly "Congratulations, Mr. Rioja. You've passed".
Still, they could've given me the thoery test if they'd have wanted too because with a score of 30/35 I'd have passed that 'n all!
Well, no I don't to be honest, Squaddie. When I did mine I just had to drive a Triumph Dolomite around for a bit, stopping on Church Road to perform my Emergency Stop, Three Point Turn and then Reverse Parking. Back down Chorley Old Road to the Test Centre which was just up from The Sally Upsteps, parked up for a quick Highway Code session and holy moly "Congratulations, Mr. Rioja. You've passed".
Still, they could've given me the thoery test if they'd have wanted too because with a score of 30/35 I'd have passed that 'n all!
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Ye, your only supposed to take the test once BruceBruce Rioja wrote:"Remember the driving theory test you did all those years ago?"
Well, no I don't to be honest, Squaddie. When I did mine I just had to drive a Triumph Dolomite around for a bit, stopping on Church Road to perform my Emergency Stop, Three Point Turn and then Reverse Parking. Back down Chorley Old Road to the Test Centre which was just up from The Sally Upsteps, parked up for a quick Highway Code session and holy moly "Congratulations, Mr. Rioja. You've passed".
Still, they could've given me the thoery test if they'd have wanted too because with a score of 30/35 I'd have passed that 'n all!
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you're just lucky nobody tests you on your parking these days.Gertie wrote:YIKES I failed 24/35
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