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Originally Posted by innerspaceboy
Failed my road test today. It's incredibly frustrating - being a 36-year-old homeowner with a brand new car in my driveway and insurance that I'm paying for, but I still have to get up at five in the morning before the sun and take the bus to work and come home in the dark again every night.
I'd hoped to have my license before the snow but it looks like we're getting hit this weekend. My housemate hasn't been available for me to practice so I've only had 15 minutes behind the wheel in the last 10 years, which is probably why I scored a 20/100 on the road test.
The real challenge is finding an available test appointment during their busiest season that coincides with the limited availability of my housemate to accompany me to the road test. This ordeal could stretch out for months.
My next test is on Tuesday, this time in the heart of downtown. So I'll have to make up 55 points worth of competency in the next 6 days, on top of having to take the test downtown and (likely) in the snow.
I can't wait for this to be over with.
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No offense, but I'm glad you failed your test if you got a score of 20. That test is pretty easy for a capable driver which means that you're just not there yet. I'd practice every chance you get because the roads can be pretty hectic this time of year and one less inexperienced driver on the road is safer, especially with the snow coming.
F*ck man. I wish I lived close to you because I'd teach you how to drive the right way. What parts are you having trouble with?