New drivers... how worrying!
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...9cef912d0.jpeg I’m part of a certain type of car page on Facebook and can not believe this post. how the hell are they passing their tests? Tried to protect their identity. |
Originally Posted by RobsyUK
(Post 12024437)
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...9cef912d0.jpeg I’m part of a certain type of car page on Facebook and can not believe this post. how the hell are they passing their tests? Tried to protect their identity. |
Wtf??
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Could be a joke can't imagine you'd be allowed to use park assist on a test.
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I dont thnk they have to reverse park anymore, more of just a drive the b***** into a spot and thats it so probably never reversed ever.
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Parking sensors are always on in modern cars are they not? Plus a lot of instructors put tape and dots etc.. at the reference points for maneuvers for the car they teach in which helps you pass your test, but not fully understand the reason why those points were used and so on. I doubt they were in a car with tesla style parking assist anyway lol
I can't deny, I have never so much as attempted to parallel park my scooby and I've had it almost 9 months lol, used to no issue in the golf but I've not yet had a need to in this, I really should attempt it just to know I'm still capable lol Edit: to the above, they make you do one of three maneuvers turn in the road (used to be 3 point, now you can take 20 of you like) reverse round corner and parallel park |
I thought reverse parking, reverse parallel park and reversing round a corner were all removed?
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Originally Posted by MrRtm
(Post 12024530)
they make you do one of three maneuvers turn in the road (used to be 3 point, now you can take 20 of you like) reverse round corner and parallel park
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Don't need to drive I guess when computer+ electrics going to do it for you |
Originally Posted by ^Qwerty^
(Post 12024564)
When I did my 3-point turn in the road you were not allowed to touch the kerbs, is that still the case? I'm pretty sure my eldest said it didn't matter anymore.
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Originally Posted by dpb
(Post 12024568)
Don't need to drive I guess when computer+ electrics going to do it for you My eldest daughter has just passed her driving test in a (BSM) Pug 309 which had all sorts of electronic assists that essentially drove the car for her. Having successfully passed her test a few weeks ago, she now has to learn to drive her Citreon C1 which is very basic to say the least, so it's literally back to learning the basics again. To be fair to the learners can't really be blamed for the level of technology which features in the cars they are learning to drive in these days, but yes, it does seem to impair them when it comes to having to drive their own cars, which no-doubt will not come with the all-singing-and-dancing assisted technology... ... and don't mention the cost of insurance for a new driver these days. That burned a deep hole in her pocket and was eye-watering !!! |
Originally Posted by Pross
(Post 12024529)
I dont thnk they have to reverse park anymore, more of just a drive the b***** into a spot and thats it so probably never reversed ever.
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Absolutely mental. I think they should have to learn without any assist like I did 13yrs ago.
I'll park any how and having to go to customers with poor parking in that shunt that will happily edge forward and back 50 times to get out of a tight spot |
Bus drivers are more worrying, the majority of them are total arseholes form what I see on the roads
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Originally Posted by RobsyUK
(Post 12024664)
Absolutely mental. I think they should have to learn without any assist like I did 13yrs ago.
After we'd sorted out some learner driver insurance so that my daughter could go out in my wife's 2003 mini, she really struggled as the mod-cons that she was used to in her instructor's car just weren't there. I spent hour after hour with her on the basics such as hill starts and clutch control until she was competent in the mini. It was a night and day experience for her, but it had to be done. |
Everyone should learn to drive in a series 2 Land Rover. No synchro on 1st and 2nd No PAS Slow steering Drum brakes without servo assistance and start to fade after two hard stops. On the plus side the clutch is so huge you can ride it all day long and it won't burn out! :lol1: :thumb: |
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Everyone should learn to drive in a series 2 Land Rover. [/QUOTENo synchro on 1st and 2nd No PAS Slow steering Drum brakes without servo assistance and start to fade after two hard stops. On the plus side the clutch is so huge you can ride it all day long and it won't burn out! :lol1: :thumb: Not forgetting the steering box and transmission brake :) |
I can confidently say without hesitation that my brothers old SII landrover was the worst vehicle I have ever driven - and I've driven a few!
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Originally Posted by Dr Hu
(Post 12024852)
I can confidently say without hesitation that my brothers old SII landrover was the worst vehicle I have ever driven - and I've driven a few!
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Originally Posted by Pross
(Post 12024901)
You never owned a marina then
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Originally Posted by Dr Hu
(Post 12024852)
I can confidently say without hesitation that my brothers old SII landrover was the worst vehicle I have ever driven - and I've driven a few!
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