How Fast Can You Pass Your Drivin Test?

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Jake Manthorpe

You anoy me

Jan 3, 2008

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Whitehawk

• May 27, 2008

• #1

I've just had my provisional Driving Licence though the door.
I have the money, Just wonderin how qucik you think i can pass?
i was thinking 5 lessons a week untill i hit 20 then take my test.

what's the best way to pass a.s.a.p?

 

Last edited: May 27, 2008

Djmiles

Barndoor Holroyd

Dec 1, 2005

12,060

Kitchener, Canada

• May 27, 2008

• #2

Sleep with the examiner.

Unless you're UGLY, then I guess just driving everyday would be your only option.

I did mine in about 22 lessons, passed in 5 months, and was only having a lesson a week pretty much.

Edit: Oh and it's not like you can do 20 lessons and just book a test, there's a month's wait at least.

 

Robot Chicken

Seriously?

Jul 5, 2003

13,154

Chicken World

• May 27, 2008

• #3

A bribe helps

 

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cardboard

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Jul 8, 2003

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Mile Oak

• May 27, 2008

• #4

a mate taught me how to drive then i had 4 lessons and passed

 

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steward 433

Back and better

Nov 4, 2007

9,512

Brighton

• May 27, 2008

• #5

took me 2 months and one day. Have you already been studying the theory and hazard perception?

If not book a few lessons 3 a week maybe whilst you study and pass that.

 

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Jake Manthorpe

You anoy me

Jan 3, 2008

1,436

Whitehawk

• May 27, 2008

• Thread starter
• #6

steward 433 said:

took me 2 months and one day. Have you already been studying the theory and hazard perception?

If not book a few lessons 3 a week maybe whilst you study and pass that.

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Thats what i want to do, soon as , i hav'nt studyed at all, i took your advise on the WHS dvd set. but i ordered it online and it has'nt come yet. is there anything i can look at online to help me?

 

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steward 433

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Brighton

• May 27, 2008

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Jake Manthorpe said:

Thats what i want to do, soon as , i hav'nt studyed at all, i took your advise on the WHS dvd set. but i ordered it online and it has'nt come yet. is there anything i can look at online to help me?

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Those are the popular two that the wife used

 

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Jake Manthorpe

You anoy me

Jan 3, 2008

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Whitehawk

• May 27, 2008

• Thread starter
• #8

steward 433 said:

UK Driving Schools, Practical Driving Test Video Tips, Theory Test

Driving Theory Test practice questions online for car test, motorcycle test, pcv and lgv tests

Those are the popular two that the wife used

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thanks alot mate, your a star

 

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steward 433

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Nov 4, 2007

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Brighton

• May 27, 2008

• #9

Jake Manthorpe said:

thanks alot mate, your a star

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No worries and good luck

 

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Zesh Rehman

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Sep 6, 2006

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Oxford

• May 27, 2008

• #10

Theres no trick to passing fast, youve got to learn in time, whether that be a 2 months or a year. Theres point falling yourself, theres alot to learn. A friend of mine took one of them intense courses and past straight away (but hes a very shit driver) and also ive heard of other people who have got shit all out of them.

 

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franks brother

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Dec 9, 2006

1,123

woodingdean Brighton, United Kingdom

• May 27, 2008

• #11

A 4 day attentive course,on the Monday morning 8am never driven a car before, Thursday afternoon passed,

 

Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP

Jul 5, 2003

61,764

Location Location

• May 27, 2008

• #12

Jake Manthorpe said:

i was thinking 5 lessons a week untill i hit 20 then take my test.

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Blimey, if you're only 17 then three years worth of lessons will cost a bundle.

 

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csider

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Dec 11, 2006

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Hove

• May 27, 2008

• #13

paid for 10 lessonson my 17th. has lessons with my dad. passed 1st time.

this was before all the written tests etc.

 

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SNOOBS

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Feb 25, 2007

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Brighton

• May 27, 2008

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Easy 10 said:

Blimey, if you're only 17 then three years worth of lessons will cost a bundle.

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I think he meant 20 lessons

 

Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP

Jul 5, 2003

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Location Location

• May 27, 2008

• #15

Oh, thanks for clearing that up.

 

Mackenzie

Old Brightonian

Nov 7, 2003

33,543

East Wales

• May 27, 2008

• #16

My dad passed on his 17th birthday.

 

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the hitman

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Jan 17, 2008

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Viva Las Burgess Hill

• May 27, 2008

• #17

been learning since march had 1 lesson a week and have my test later this week.

 

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m20gull

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Jun 10, 2004

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Land of the Chavs

• May 27, 2008

• #18

Zesh Rehman said:

Theres no trick to passing fast, youve got to learn in time, whether that be a 2 months or a year. Theres point falling yourself, theres alot to learn. A friend of mine took one of them intense courses and past straight away (but hes a very shit driver) and also ive heard of other people who have got shit all out of them.

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One of my boys did a 2 week course (in Blackpool) straight after his 17th and just failed but got a re-test two weeks later and passed easily. Can be done.

 

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Cian

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Jul 16, 2003

14,262

Dublin, Ireland

• May 27, 2008

• #19

I only ever had 5 hours of lessons.

Admittedly I'd clocked up 30,000 miles before then - self taught - but... if you can pick stuff up quick and PRACTICE like f*** you can get it quickly.

 

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Zesh Rehman

New member

Sep 6, 2006

7,019

Oxford

• May 27, 2008

• #20

the problem with nsc is that everyone likes to boast and lie about stuff, so obviously you all passed with your eyes closed without having any lessons, but come on lets be honest with the person asking for help. i challenge someone to come on here and honestly say it took them 7 tests before they passed...