Tiggers,
I'm sure a mature man like yourself has chosen a nice place to live in.

Chaos,
Yes I have been to Manchester.Once.That was enough.Dont suppose youve been many places though as ou cant drive can you

Chip.

 

Manchester is a loverly place.....

The problem is, that its full of Mancs.

There was a time I was so smallminded, that I would not reply to any posts by Mancs. I do now, its not so bad on here because you cant hear their horrable accents.

The ******* gave Robbie Fowler loads this afternoon, in thier local Derby. 'If you all hate Scousers clap your hands'.

STOP CLAPPING YOU *******..........

 

Do People from manchester have accents?Ive never nowtised, I thought manc was the only place in the whole of Britain that didnt have accents, we talk properly.

Its the brummies, londoners and scousers that have accents, damn annoying it is as well


cha0s

 

****in DSA *****.

if anyone see's "marge" in her new Rover 25 YR** PRP
shoot her, shoot her til shes deaded.


wheres my beer?

damn bitch ruining my life. I was gunna do soooo many things today but no.

 

Looks like you’re typing with an accent!

 

Poor Guy, $hit Happens, we all make mistakes and at the end of the day the examiner was only doing what she is paid to do. I swear it says “fail as many 17 year olds as possible” in their contracts.

All the best drivers pass second time, makes you value your licence more.

Head Up

 

F*** up, more like

Chip.

 

lol

 

I failed my first one, you get over it, you pass eventually, chill out, have a beer, take stock (have a w*nk most likely in your case), I am sure you will be driving the GT6 soon mate, worse things happen than failing your driving test.

 

Poor Guy, comiserations mate. You made a mistake and hopefully you'll learn from it. Just rebook your test and carry on, don't get into the downward spiral of thinking you'll never pass. I know it's hard, but try to be perfect for your test, you'll never be perfect once you have your licence so just put the perfect drive togther once.

For the record, I passed both my car and bike test first time because I knew I had to work for them and they weren't easy and they meant everything to me.

 

damn, i should have tried to bribe the ho.

I wanted to go out tonight and some fun for once. but noooooooooooo ****ing hell, am REALLY pissed off!

i better get a test pre Xmas time or i'll be pissed off even more.

DSA hut will burn easy. thankyou 1960's prefabs.
My GT6 is on the drive and i know i can drive it. but i dont have a ****in little piece of ****in plastic to ****in say I can ****in do it coz of some ****in DSA bitch.
ARGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG !

am all sad and angry now.
****in DSA ****s

 

it means everything to me. you dont realise how much of a petrol head i am. I want another test now! NOW GOD DAMN IT NOW!!!

 

Chaos,

Just remind us all, when did you pass your test?
Oh, thats right, you never did. Doesn't suprise me. With an attitude like yours I can see the sense in imposing an intelligence test prior to being allowed on the roads.
I used to think you quite amusing, I have since realised you are nothing more than a young PS Lewis.
Time for bed for you laddy

 

Obviously not or you would have learnt the rules you silly boy.

Chip

 

Do you mean you haven't proved your ability to safely drive on the Queen's Highway ?

Just accept the fact that you didn't meet the required standard and get on with life.

[Edited by starstruck - 12/13/2003 10:52:42 PM]

 

it was minor error. it didnt deserve a fail. and i know the rules thankyou. use the left lane where possible, there was NO ROAD MARKINGS OR SIGNS to direct which lane i SHOULD go into so i used the left lane as i usually do at a junction because it was safe to use it and i should use it where possible. i wasnt causing a hazard or doing anything stupid you silly man.

 

So appeal against the test or accept it.

Silly man, ( who has passed several driving tests)

 

You won't get another test before christmas, even if there is a cencellation, because you have to wait a minimum of 14 days before you can re-take.

Edited to note that i can't remember the exact time period but i really doubt you'll get one before the shut for christmas.

cheers

[Edited by UFO - 12/13/2003 11:12:44 PM]

 

Poor Guy, I know you're disappointed, it's obvious from a lot of your posts how much this means to you, but you HAVE to accept the fact that on this occasion you failed to meet the standard. If you bury your head in the sand and refuse to accept things your driving will never improve, you have to accept that the only person responsible for your driving is you.

I'm not a perfect driver, but I passed my test over 12 years ago and still critique my own driving to try and identify areas of improvement.

I promise you, calm down, be critical of your own driving and strive to improve and you'll get your licence.

 

Except when turning right from a one-way street, obviously. Really, I don't see why you find it so hard to understand. Why would anyone think to take the left lane when turning right from a one-way street? The rules are pretty much common sense.

 

Umm.....so there was absolutely no one-way street signs on the road? You already stated that parked cars were parked on the right hand side and no-one could be in the right hand lane so you MUST have known it was a one-way road.

Therefore, you MUST know that you turn right from the rightmost lane in the direction of travel....(unless instructed otherwise by signs/markings)

Stop moaning and read Roadcraft instead. You failed. Calling the tester a b***ch is unfair. She is just doing her job. You, however, were the one in the car who was not performing to the required standard.

[Edited by imlach - 12/13/2003 11:28:13 PM]

 

I know someone posted part of the section from the Highway Code before, but to quote it completely....

One-way streets. Traffic MUST travel in the direction indicated by signs. Buses and/or cycles may have a contraflow lane. Choose the correct lane for your exit as soon as you can. Do not change lanes suddenly. Unless road signs or markings indicate otherwise, you should use

the left-hand lane when going left

the right-hand lane when going right

the most appropriate lane when going straight ahead. Remember - traffic could be passing on both sides.
Laws RTA 1988 sect 36 & RTRA sects 5 & 8

Hmm......which part of "the right-hand lane when going right" do you not understand?????

 

Gee, Im flattered, really I am, a little pished, but I am
Im too you young to be a pslewis yet, maybe in another 52 yrs (pete will have pushed the daisies RIGHT up by then! lol)

Everything has a beginning and thus an ending, We started dieing from the day we were born

I also agree Its time for bed, Im buggered. Night night.


cha0s

 

It's funny. I had just that situation in my cycling proficiency test that I passed aged 10. I wouldn't really have called myself a petrolhead then, and I don't think I could have done many donuts on my Grifter - but I knew my Highway Code. And had some basic common sense.

Poor Guy, if it's so important to you, why didn't you put the work in?

I'm quite happy that the DSA are failing muppets like PG and chaos - just wish more of them didn't slip through the net...

 

i have put the work in. ask my driving nstructor. im saying it should have been a minor, i bet you never get everything right on the road.

 

Your saying it should be a minor. Fair enough. You are entitled to your own personal view whether you are right or wrong.

At the end of the day you made a mistake which resulted in you failing your test. Accept that fact as you cant change it.

Maybe you should be studying the rules instead of being on here.

Chip.

 

PoorGuy - why can't you admit you made a mistake?

Take responsibility for your own actions. Hard to do sometimes.

Eff-ing and blinding, blaming the examiner, threatening to burn down the test centre makes you look an immature pri5k and changes nothing.

Just the same as you saying it 'should have been a minor' means nothing.

 

i bet you never get everything right on the road.

No, we don't. However, for the 30 minutes of our lives when it did matter, we did It's called concentration & playing by the rules of the test Just the same as any examination be it driving or uni degree.

 

ffs! i admit it was a mistake, a MINOR mistake! cant you read?

 

So would you consider being in the wrong lane at a roundabout a MINOR mistake? Or on the motorway? Or approaching traffic lights?

Your defence is that the lanes were unmarked - that is not a defence, that is an excuse. It is common sense at a roundabout that the right lane is for going right and the left lane is for going left or straight-on. They're not marked (usually).

Try your cycle proficiency first before getting with the big boys on four wheels.