What do you score?
Discussion
I learnt to drive about 5 years ago, when doing the theory test I originally got 30 out of 35. I just took the online one and was happily suprised that I am even better now, scoring 34.
So, how good are you then? And are you better or worse than before?
There are two tests:
www.theory-tests.co.uk/starttest.asp?testno=63&orgid=1
www.theory-tests.co.uk/starttest.asp?testno=64&orgid=1
So, how good are you then? And are you better or worse than before?
There are two tests:
www.theory-tests.co.uk/starttest.asp?testno=63&orgid=1
www.theory-tests.co.uk/starttest.asp?testno=64&orgid=1
Stopping on these road markings may obstruct:
1*emergency vehicles access to the school
2*drivers view of the crossing area
3*teachers access to the school
4*delivery vehicles access to the school
The markings refere to those outside a school- yellow zigzags with the words 'School Keep Clear'
What would you lot answer?
1*emergency vehicles access to the school
2*drivers view of the crossing area
3*teachers access to the school
4*delivery vehicles access to the school
The markings refere to those outside a school- yellow zigzags with the words 'School Keep Clear'
What would you lot answer?
35 out of 35. 
Only got 30/35 in the real thing
. Which was harder honest, didn't have questions like:
You are driving down a busy town centre when you see an elderly infirm person hesitating at the edge of the pavement, what should you do?
a) close you eyes.
b) hurl your dung into the pensioners face through the window as you pass.
c) mount the pavement, laughing hysterically as you see how many you can take with you.
d) be prepared to stop.
Only got 30/35 in the real thing
. Which was harder honest, didn't have questions like: You are driving down a busy town centre when you see an elderly infirm person hesitating at the edge of the pavement, what should you do?
a) close you eyes.
b) hurl your dung into the pensioners face through the window as you pass.
c) mount the pavement, laughing hysterically as you see how many you can take with you.
d) be prepared to stop.
alan_driver said: Stopping on these road markings may obstruct:
1*emergency vehicles access to the school
2*drivers view of the crossing area
3*teachers access to the school
4*delivery vehicles access to the school
The markings refere to those outside a school- yellow zigzags with the words 'School Keep Clear'
What would you lot answer?
No2. Safety is paramount.
Total Number of Test Questions 35
Number of Complete Questions 35
Number of Incomplete Questions 0
Number of Flagged Questions 0
If you don't get them all correct, I suggest you read the highway code again. Don't mean to sound condesending, but it was easy.
Glad to see they've got a bit of First Aid in there.
Editied to say, if i'd bothered to click next, i'd have found out I got one wrong
Anyone know where I can get a copy of the Highway Code this time of night
>> Edited by rich-uk on Tuesday 8th April 21:14
Number of Complete Questions 35
Number of Incomplete Questions 0
Number of Flagged Questions 0
If you don't get them all correct, I suggest you read the highway code again. Don't mean to sound condesending, but it was easy.
Glad to see they've got a bit of First Aid in there.
Editied to say, if i'd bothered to click next, i'd have found out I got one wrong
Anyone know where I can get a copy of the Highway Code this time of night
>> Edited by rich-uk on Tuesday 8th April 21:14
funkihamsta said:
alan_driver said: Stopping on these road markings may obstruct:
1*emergency vehicles access to the school
2*drivers view of the crossing area
3*teachers access to the school
4*delivery vehicles access to the school
The markings refere to those outside a school- yellow zigzags with the words 'School Keep Clear'
What would you lot answer?
No2. Safety is paramount.
I could be wrong, but isnt 1 also quite a valid point?
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