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Do you think it would be better to book my theory test on my 17th and try and pass that, then concentrate on driving.
Or start driving and do my theory a month or two in?
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Back to Automotive On the note of driving lessons.
Tell people about this topic: Total Posts: 30 Posts
Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:34 pm K.
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:36 pm
Whilst your driving you learn alot more than what a book or the CD can do. I am currently getting ready to book my theory.
Just start driving
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:36 pm Get your theory test out the way...it's a piece of piss! You can do a mock test on the DVLA website...most the questions on that come up on the real test!!
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:37 pm Az you can come pick me up then i wont need to drive
K.
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:37 pm
cafenero wrote:
Get your theory test out the way...it's a piece of piss! You can do a mock test on the DVLA website...most the questions on that come up on the real test!!Yeah i was thinking, if i study really hard for it ill pass it then i dont need to worry about it
K.
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:38 pm Yu've got the right idea. Get the theory out the way first.
Mingleville Football League Champion 2007-08
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:40 pm
Start learning first!.. It's pretty obvious.
You'll get asked questions that will be easier to answer if you've some experience of the situations...Roads and so on.
OH HAII SEKSI
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:42 pm Theory test first. I didn't even revise one bit and I passed it on my first time. I just drive my Mom's jeep around now.Deep in the castle and back from the wars...
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:42 pm
I would try and get it out of the way but not on your 17th. Like someone said, you do learn some things while on your driving lessons which could be useful. But if you get some of the mock books and cds, basically the exact questions are on it. So you just memorise, and some are just common sense!
So i would suggest having a few lessons first then booking
You were born an original. Don't die a copy.
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:43 pm
Picturepose wrote:
I would try and get it out of the way but not on your 17th. Like someone said, you do learn some things while on your driving lessons which could be useful. But if you get some of the mock books and cds, basically the exact questions are on it. So you just memorise, and some are just common sense!
So i would suggest having a few lessons first then booking
Woahhhhhhhhh. You are hot.
Deep in the castle and back from the wars... - Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:43 pm
she didn't ask what you do wade...
Focus on the question bbz.
OH HAII SEKSI
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:47 pm And its not a 'You're HAWT' thread either.
K.
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:48 pm
I couldn't care less. Your question had been answered so I hijacked.
Fucking chat noobs. On your way.
Deep in the castle and back from the wars... - Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:49 pm
Hahahahahaha.
Wade<3 Chill bbz ;]
Getting all defensive, tut.
OH HAII SEKSI
- Posted: Mon 29th Sep 2008, 6:50 pm
Chat noobs?
LOL
- IVE SEEN YOU ON CHAT?
- I COME ON BOTH?
- IS THAT A CRIME?
K.
