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Sue him!! No not really, but seriously tell an official
In the UK they have to make you take the whole test, any official would tell you the same.
Second time's the charm!
It was for me! Only just though
Actually, I've had this happen too, while doing my test. I believe they're meant to make you do the whole test for the sake of experience with the different sections, like independent driving, so you're more prepared next time.
Totally agree. Good for experience, plus you paid to do the whole test and his time was booked to the whole test.
Yup, that happened to me too.
I passed my first time, but I have to ask: what state does OP live in where that test took an hour?
I have the same question as you, #49. Granted, I do live in the States, but my test took maybe 20 minutes at most. And that's including the vehicle inspection/showing your hand signals/random questions about the vehicle bit.
I don't think so. I failed my first test because I bumped the curb pulling out of the parking spot, 45 second into the test. She immediately told me to park because it was over.
Surely that is only a minor fault
This is spot on! Just because you messed up one thing doesn't mean he shouldn't assess you for other things that are required to independently operate a car! It's a good sign that the rest is okay, good luck with your next attempt!
Those guys can be awful. Mine failed me when I swerved to avoid upcoming car. I saved the bastard's life but apperantly I should have just stopped and let them hit me
I'm from Australia and we have a rule if you get hit on a test, even if it's not your fault, you fail the test.
In that situation you would have failed no matter what, at least here in Canada. Swerving is never a good idea, but getting hit is an automatic fail.
"Hey, if I just failed you, I wouldn't get paid for the hour." "Hey, how about **** you?"
Honestly, I wouldn't call it a waste of time. Sure it sucks, but you now have a little bit of extra driving experience. Might come in handy for your second time.
man that would DRIVE me crazy. Don't get too tire-d. After all, I know you will try wheely hard to get it next time. I hope you brake your record of two minutes!
It can be a good thing since now you know there's only one thing you need to brush up on instead of wondering if you would have passed but for that one thing.
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Actually, I've had this happen too, while doing my test. I believe they're meant to make you do the whole test for the sake of experience with the different sections, like independent driving, so you're more prepared next time.
Second time's the charm!