I really think they need to add motorway driving to a test somehow - after they have passed a normal test of course or make pass plus compulsory or something. Seems silly that a newly qualified driver can be let loose by themselves on a motorway.
I really think they need to add motorway driving to a test somehow - after they have passed a normal test of course or make pass plus compulsory or something. Seems silly that a newly qualified driver can be let loose by themselves on a motorway.
Motorway or A road. I never touched a dual carriageway when learning, my instructor purely taught me to pass the test around the local roads I'd be tested on.
The only dual carriageway experience I had was in my parents car with my family.
I avoided the motorway for about 6 months until I suddenly went on the motorway without realising.. I just did it when I was ready, or without knowing I had done it..lol But to tell you the truth I wasn't anything like the lass...
I really think they need to add motorway driving to a test somehow - after they have passed a normal test of course or make pass plus compulsory or something. Seems silly that a newly qualified driver can be let loose by themselves on a motorway.
If I didn't do my Pass Plus I would have had no clue what to do on the motorway and to an extent the dual carriageways either. I probably could have done it (despite my previous post) but I didn't know any theory behind it.
Whereas the Mum seems to be blindly defending everything her thick daughter is doing
That's what I thought. I bet she doesn't get the car, she's the same one who came to the newspapers a few weeks ago claiming she was unfairly duped into the programme and it (not her) made her look stupid. Hahahaha
Motorway or A road. I never touched a dual carriageway when learning, my instructor purely taught me to pass the test around the local roads I'd be tested on.
The only dual carriageway experience I had was in my parents car with my family.
Really? I was on a dual carriageway going 65'ish on my 3rd lesson.
A roads should definitely be on a test imo as they are pretty unavoidable and some are basically motorways - if not more dangerous with the shorter slip roads, roundabouts, etc you have to navigate on A roads.
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Just rewound and no she didn't have a belt on..
"Night out on the lash..."
Whereas the Mum seems to be blindly defending everything her thick daughter is doing
Has any police force actually laid claim to our prize car cop?
If you were the chief constable would you?
Motorway or A road. I never touched a dual carriageway when learning, my instructor purely taught me to pass the test around the local roads I'd be tested on.
The only dual carriageway experience I had was in my parents car with my family.
Not that I know of,
I can tell she aint from mines.
If I didn't do my Pass Plus I would have had no clue what to do on the motorway and to an extent the dual carriageways either. I probably could have done it (despite my previous post) but I didn't know any theory behind it.
That's what I thought. I bet she doesn't get the car, she's the same one who came to the newspapers a few weeks ago claiming she was unfairly duped into the programme and it (not her) made her look stupid. Hahahaha
Well..I err....ok, fair point.
I think in the BBC press statement it said former met police
Really? I was on a dual carriageway going 65'ish on my 3rd lesson.
A roads should definitely be on a test imo as they are pretty unavoidable and some are basically motorways - if not more dangerous with the shorter slip roads, roundabouts, etc you have to navigate on A roads.
Not really surprised given that every police force in Britain has probably had complaints by now.