Anyone in Chester now beware!!!!!!
27 June 2012, 02:46 PM
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Anyone in Chester now beware!!!!!!
Mrs ex vauxhall is taking her driving test now!
She's failed one already, and judging by the way the car kangarood away from the house I'm guessing the examiner is in for a real treat this afternoon!
She's in a little corsa with Red driving school .
Watch out, you have been warned!
She's failed one already, and judging by the way the car kangarood away from the house I'm guessing the examiner is in for a real treat this afternoon!
She's in a little corsa with Red driving school .
Watch out, you have been warned!
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27 June 2012, 04:57 PM
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Been there, done that, I gave up trying to teach her 3 years ago, and she has now gone through 3 different instructors!
I teach class 1 Hgv so like to think I have some patience, but unfortunately some people are never destined to drive, and I think she's one of them
I teach class 1 Hgv so like to think I have some patience, but unfortunately some people are never destined to drive, and I think she's one of them
28 June 2012, 11:06 PM
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She failed mate
Although it was a bit harsh really, spoke to her instructor after the test, she was coming up to a junction on a dual carriageway, practically ontop of the traffic lights when they changed to red.
She went through, as she thought she was too close to stop as there was a car close behind, and he marked her down as a dangerous fault.
Had she stopped he could probably have marked her down for the same thing as the car was close behind!
Instructor said it was a lose lose situation, so another test booked!
But hey it's only another 100 quid
Although it was a bit harsh really, spoke to her instructor after the test, she was coming up to a junction on a dual carriageway, practically ontop of the traffic lights when they changed to red.
She went through, as she thought she was too close to stop as there was a car close behind, and he marked her down as a dangerous fault.
Had she stopped he could probably have marked her down for the same thing as the car was close behind!
Instructor said it was a lose lose situation, so another test booked!
But hey it's only another 100 quid
28 June 2012, 11:20 PM
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its so had to tell wat went on in another persons test m8,she should of anticeppated the lights changing & maybe slowed on her approach depending on how long they had been green theres many possibles without being on the test with them,some of the things the pupple says are totaly different to what actualy happened,or she could of just got an examinner who was having a bad day,she shouldnt worry about it n get straight bac out there m8.
29 June 2012, 03:37 PM
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its so had to tell wat went on in another persons test m8,she should of anticeppated the lights changing & maybe slowed on her approach depending on how long they had been green theres many possibles without being on the test with them,some of the things the pupple says are totaly different to what actualy happened,or she could of just got an examinner who was having a bad day,she shouldnt worry about it n get straight bac out there m8.
He sat in the back, wasn't allowed to say anything or interfere but could observe.
I spoke to him when they got back and he said the examiner was really harsh, if she had stopped for the lights she would have been at least one full car length over the stop line and would have blocked the junction,
Another one booked now, and will,let you all know when to stay off the road again
11 October 2012, 12:03 PM
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Believe it or not Mrs ex Vauxhall has just passed her test
Although she's now talking Scooby's,
That's my keys hidden now anyway!
Although she's now talking Scooby's,
That's my keys hidden now anyway!
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11 October 2012, 03:45 PM
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Send her on a skid control course and/or IAM after she's been driving for a bit, especially if she is talking scoob.
A woman who went on the same skid control course as I did (when I was much younger!!) was forced to do so by her partner as she was banned from his Focus RS until she did some training. I completely agree.
A woman who went on the same skid control course as I did (when I was much younger!!) was forced to do so by her partner as she was banned from his Focus RS until she did some training. I completely agree.
11 October 2012, 05:00 PM
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The only skids that need controlling mate are the ones in my pants, she's going nowhere near my car, I've hidden the spare key, and the main key will be with me at all times
11 October 2012, 05:51 PM
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