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"Yey! I passed my theory!"

I got 33/35 on the multiple choice part and 43 on the hazard perception part. I thought I'd failed 'cos on the hazard part, the skanky mouse button decided to stick and it clicked on a horse 4 times instead of the once. How relieved I was to here the bloke say "Weldone, you've passed."

Thanks...

Well Done!!

cookie monster wrote:
> Blanks subtle method of saying THIS DOESNT BELONG ERE!

Who, me? I would never dream of such a thing...

Well done!

I took mine a few months ago, and got 34/35! :) :P

Everyone treats the multiple-choice part like such a big-deal, but just as long as you've done some driving, read a few pages of the book, and have general common-sense, you'll come very-close to getting full-marks!

How even people as thick as Wayne Rooney and Jade from Big Brother still manage to fail it aftr numorous attempts I really do not know!!


The Hazard Perception part is more challenging, though.
But, just as long as you've prepared well and practiced it with the CD-ROM, you should do fine - like I did with my score of 55. :)


Now it's down to the serious stuff, and getting ready for your proper test - the hard part. Mine should be sometime in September, once this huge waiting-list has gone down a bit... :(

Blanks subtle method of saying THIS DOESNT BELONG ERE!

You need to take a test before you can operate a 'Cube these days? Things sure were less complicated in my day...

Heh, i took me theroy before hazard perception was introduced.

It was a genius move on my part.

Unbeliever wrote:
> Oohh...you were lucky on the hazard perception test - 2 less and you
> would have failed.

I told 'em about the mouse sticking and they said that if I'd failed it, they would look into it for me, which would get me the extra marks.

Oh, congratulations.

On passing the easiest "test" I've even had the pleasure of witnessing.

Oohh...you were lucky on the hazard perception test - 2 less and you would have failed.