u/Luciardt

How bad are test waiting times?

How long are they really cause people make it out to be like foreverrr, but then I see people on this sub saying they failed but they've got another test in like a month? Are they just lucky asf or what? So the people that have them booked, when did you book it for and how long ago did you book it? Cause I dunno if I should be stressed or not. Ty!

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u/Luciardt — 3 days ago

Okay so I'm trying to learn to drive this year and I wanna do it as soon as possible so that when I go back to uni in September I don't have to rely on the awful public transport system. I know I'm not likely to have fully passed by then but I at least wanna be having sat one practical by then. My provisional is in the mail, once it comes I'm going to book both a theory and a practical for as soon as I can.

As for lessons, I've tried so many times to research it but every time I do I get conflicting info and it's driving me insane. What do you think is the best way to go about this? Do I do an intensive course? Do I do one or two lessons and then an intensive? Do I just do plain old lessons several times a week? Which method is best to get me passed asap, and how do I know a bad instructor from a good one?

bearing in mind I haven't got any experience, and I'm looking to do manual. Please help! Thanks Reddit!

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u/Luciardt — 11 days ago