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Learning to DriveNewest Review: ... every one feels the same when they begin to drive. I sat and passed my theory test after about six months. I had one lesson a week for over a year and my driving got ok but my manoeuvres were terrible and I still had no confidence. I still hated driving. Every time I reversed around the corner I would hit it, every time I reversed into a bay parking spot I was over the line, the only thing ... more |
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by chappell - written on 15.03.07 (Very useful, 521 readings)
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These reviews are always written in the possative, by people who have passed, well this one isn't. I cant believe im about to admit this, in a few minuets, when you have finished reading this you will all think im an idiot, and you might be right. Two years ago when I was 23 I decided it was time to learn to drive. I was sick of bus and bikes and my kids missing out on going places because I couldn't take them. I had some spare income and thought this was the time to do it. My friend had recently passed her test and recommended her instructor, it was a female and she was local so I thought id give her ago. I rang her up and we spoke ...
by missmole - written on 09.05.05 (Very useful, 278 readings)
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Passing your driving test gives you imense freedom especially if your 17 and live in the middle of nowhere! even if that is not the case it will still bring you so much freedom. to be able go places by yourself, and not have to rely on others or public transport as which we know is not always as reliable as it should be! *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* MY STORY: I started of my driving lessons at the beginning of June after my 17th birthday. I was really eager to get them over and done with as soon as possible because i really wanted to be able to drive by the time i went back to college. I decided to use the same driving instructor ...



