Driving course?

Question

ok so ive failed my test today (please read this link)

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080711044554AA5xPnd&pa=FYd1D2bwHTHzJb9hE.w8RPnEk0yq.xQGCgTM6UTM0iSCQQ--&paid=asked&msgr_status=

IVE HEARD THAT THERE IS A COURSE THAT YOU CAN DO AND ITS LIEK FOUR HRS THEN U GET A TEST ON THE END???

DOES ANYONE KNOW WHT THIS IS AND GVE ME INFO PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Answer 1

These courses cost somewhere in the region of £700-£900. What is wrong with going out with your instructor and sorting out any problems you have and keep driving because the more practice, the better you will be for your test.  

If you have that amount of money, then spend it wisely on your lessons.  After reading your question, you sound an ok driver, so why do you want to spend more money on a different course.

Just pick yourself up, behave yourself and get out and drive.  

You'll do it next time.

Answer 2

Yeah BSMGUY has it spot on really! Reading your previous posting - if I had £1 for everyone of my pupils who came back off test with 2 or 3 minor marks, and 1 serious fault for something silly like pulling out on a car at a junction, or drifting across lanes on a roundabout etc!

It always seems to be the pupils you would put money on that come back having driven at a really high standard and have made one stupid mistakte!

You ask ANY instructor - it's true!! And the ones that put the LEAST effort in, and don't really care whether they pass or not, sail through the test, having done a mediocre drive!

You go for that test you've booked - keep your cool and don't relax until your back at that test centre and STATIONARY!!

Keep your chin up :)