Driving Test
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Amazon warrior
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\'Grats dude! Have a (non-alcoholic) :beer:! 
Makes me miss my car, but the public transport\'s alright here for most of the things I want to do, so I\'m happy to leave it for now. Haven\'t really driven in over three years, so I may actually take a couple of refresher lessons before I put rubber to tarmac again.
Makes me miss my car, but the public transport\'s alright here for most of the things I want to do, so I\'m happy to leave it for now. Haven\'t really driven in over three years, so I may actually take a couple of refresher lessons before I put rubber to tarmac again.
alextheartist
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Filling out my provisional application today
darklord
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i didnt pass until i was about 28.
statistically texting while driving is more dangerous than drink driving.
heres two pieces of driving advice courtesy of jasper carrot:
who has priority at a roundabout?
Me!
what colour comes after amber on a traffic light?
Dunno i\'m gone by then!
statistically texting while driving is more dangerous than drink driving.
heres two pieces of driving advice courtesy of jasper carrot:
who has priority at a roundabout?
Me!
what colour comes after amber on a traffic light?
Dunno i\'m gone by then!
PegaZus
Stealth Freak
Just curious, but what did it cost? I know my wife had a license in Japan, and shelled out around $2000 for it. Should have seen her jaw drop when we sadly parted with the $15 to get her stateside license! lol
While I do enjoy the driving, was reading in the paper that maybe by 2014 I\'ll be able to take the train (nearest station is 2 miles) to the Denver airport. That would be so nice not to have to concentrate on driving and just be able to talk to our visiting family.
EDIT: Just for fun (since I was on their website) I checked how long it would take to get to work by bus. It takes a 15 minute drive and turns it into an hour slog. I guess no bus for me!
While I do enjoy the driving, was reading in the paper that maybe by 2014 I\'ll be able to take the train (nearest station is 2 miles) to the Denver airport. That would be so nice not to have to concentrate on driving and just be able to talk to our visiting family.
EDIT: Just for fun (since I was on their website) I checked how long it would take to get to work by bus. It takes a 15 minute drive and turns it into an hour slog. I guess no bus for me!
Infidel Castro
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£170 for a block-booking of ten lessons. Can\'t remember how much the provisional cost. The test was about £60 plus the car being hired, coming out about £100. I spent closeto £600-700 in total to get where I am now.
wiccanpony
Official Freak Bar Witch
do you take pennies? Congratulations Reverend
....... did you have to parallel park in your test.......they dropped that one from the California test because 90 % sucked at it.
Beelzebrush
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Well done Rev! Best get saving them pennies for some wheels!
alextheartist
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Provisional is about £50
Infidel Castro
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Originally posted by wiccanpony
Congratulations Reverend
....... did you have to parallel park in your test.......they dropped that one from the California test because 90 % sucked at it.
2 in 3 chance! There\'s a turn in the road, a parallel or a reverse around the corner, 2 of which have to be done.
Cheers Beel and Wiccan
