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DluR wrote:with $5mil she could hire a super driver for 100 years time

wootpops wrote:written is stupid and dumb and has dumb knowledge questions on it. it took me 3 tries and i pass my exit test first try. i don't get how written tests decide how good your driving is. maybe she just dosen't know what the legal alcohol limit was, OR maybe she didn't know which side of the road to drive on. who knows.

_Scarlett_ wrote:

wootpops wrote:written is stupid and dumb and has dumb knowledge questions on it. it took me 3 tries and i pass my exit test first try. i don't get how written tests decide how good your driving is. maybe she just dosen't know what the legal alcohol limit was, OR maybe she didn't know which side of the road to drive on. who knows.

Written tests don't test for practical knowledge; that's why the actual driving test is called the "practical" test. .

wootpops wrote:

_Scarlett_ wrote:

wootpops wrote:written is stupid and dumb and has dumb knowledge questions on it. it took me 3 tries and i pass my exit test first try. i don't get how written tests decide how good your driving is. maybe she just dosen't know what the legal alcohol limit was, OR maybe she didn't know which side of the road to drive on. who knows.

Written tests don't test for practical knowledge; that's why the actual driving test is called the "practical" test. .

i guess your right here in canada except alberta iirc you get your first license with only a written then a year later you take a practical test and can drive alone and on highways. so you have some people who have never driven in their life on the road with only knowing the rules.

Seo Sang-moon passed the academic part of his driver’s license examination on his 272nd attempt earlier this week. The repairman, from a small town in the southeastern part of the county who will soon turn 70, said he was illiterate and used the test process to teach himself the rules of the road because he could not read them in a manual. Since the oral exam was launched, Seo took the test as often as he could, paying about $1,000 in fees along the way. Each failure taught him a little more, and after 271 attempts, he was able to get the minimum score needed to pass the academic test.

Test officials were thrilled to see Seo pass. “He has been coming here for more than five years and we regard him almost as being one of the family,” an official from the exam office said by telephone.

London, England (BANG) - Ozzy Osbourne has passed his driving test - 30 years after his first attempt. The 60-year-old rocker, who previously battled drink and drug addictions, is thrilled to finally get his license but admits he can't remember how many times he failed his test.

The former Black Sabbath star - who took his first driving exam in 1974 - told Britain's The Independent newspaper: "I've lost count how many times. I remember one time I was doing the three-point turn and I passed out because I'd been to the doctor's earlier and got some Valium for my nerves."

"Some examiners would say, 'I'm not even f***ing getting in the car with you.'"

Although he is now allowed to get behind the wheel, Ozzy admits he has illegally driven with his wife Sharon Osbourne, 57, on numerous occasions, and was once arrested.

He said: "I bought a brand new Mercedes AMG and took Sharon to Tramps club. I drank a load of alcohol and then went down a one-way street the wrong way. I got arrested. It's not everyday you go out in a brand new Mercedes and come home in a police van."

Achilles990 wrote:Holy crap, how can someone fail it so many times, is that hard in koria take damn test and pass it lol jesus.

Puma60 wrote:
“Sixty-eight-year-old Cha Sa-soon finally managed to secure the 60 out of 100 points needed to pass the test,”

CrimsonNuker wrote:

Achilles990 wrote:Holy crap, how can someone fail it so many times, is that hard in korea take damn test and pass it lol jesus.

Wow.

Amelie wrote:You even fail at spanish, since it's Corea. I dont get where you get that "i" from, lol