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Our test had a lot of maths if I remember correctly. For example, if a car drives at 80 km/h and the stopping distance is 10 metres, how far will it be if the car drives at 60 km/h?

In England; provisional at 17. You can drive in a car with an adult who has 3 years experience in driving with it. Generally people take lessons, around 20 or so. This works out at about £400-500. Then you have 3 tests. Hazard Perception, Theory of 55 questions and then your practical. Don't need a certain amount of hours clocked, you just need to not suck. 1 Major error and you fail your test. Think it's 16 minor errors like indicating too late etc and you fail.

I didn't get to do the driving test o_o

 

They said they missed a f*cking document

 

the sods

 

I even had to pay for it (nothing that is)

I had to do two tests for the learners permit as well. They were both out of twenty and you could get a max of 4 wrong per test. One was signs and the other was road skills. Then I had to do drivers education and two more road tests before I was done!

*sniffles*

 

Sorry, maybe next time try wearing pants and they won't give you a hard time...

Pshh, never!

 

They can take my driving license, but they can't take my FREEEEEDOM!

 

Did you get pulled over already?

 

(I'm too lazy to read the rest of the thread to see what happened)

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