chaos
The Boss
I don't realy mind. It actually keeps me from buying a car =) If I had a license, I'm sure I'd would have bought a car already. Although I might consider renting one when I need (ie. go on a road trip) other than that, it's pointless to have a car in London. Nowhere to park, too much traffic and usually takes longer to get to places than if I used the tube / trains.Voddas said:That sucks. :?chaos said:I need another license for the UK, as they only accept transfers from European countries. Funnily enough, if you have an "international license" you cannot drive in the UK for longer than a year :S
Oh, I see. I don't beleive the Hazard perception thing add too much complexity to it though, unless the actual questions got thougher / trickier. I've found the test for trickier than difficult with answers that are "more correct" than others...Voddas said:The new test as the old didn't have the Hazard Perseption.chaos said:This law is a bit bizarre. Anyway, I've did the test in December, did I do the new or the old test? I'm unsure.
Yeah, my point exactly. But I guess the whole idea of trying to educate people like that is to make it more difficult to drive, so people speed less, perhaps?Voddas said:I totaly agree. I sometimes drive like the rules state for a laugh. Never crossing your hands and passing the wheel one way or another just feels wierd. :Schaos said:But in any case, I don't know anyone who actually drives the way you need to drive to pass your exam. It's just too mechanic!
Oh no!Voddas said:Hey Tachi, I only missed out by two marks my first time too. I finished early and as I read over my answers, I second guessed myself and changed the two that would have passed me in the last minute. *major facepalm*
That's why I never review my answers after I've finish a test =P