I FAILED.
I was so sure that I could do it, and after reading quran and praying for days I thought Allah would help me. But I didn't pass, and now I have to pay even more money to continue and my teacher was very disappointed in me...
One of the worst days in my life...
I FAILED.
I was so sure that I could do it, and after reading quran and praying for days I thought Allah would help me. But I didn't pass, and now I have to pay even more money to continue and my teacher was very disappointed in me...
One of the worst days in my life...
:salam2:
I failed my driver's test the first time I took it. I bumped the curb on my 3 point turn. Instant fail.
I cried for a while after. My dad had pulled me out of school to go take the test and then I failed it. I felt like a total loser at the time.
But everyone else I knew in school also failed it their first time.
Don't feel bad.
:salam2:
When I took my driving test in the US, I too failed the first time. She didn't like my parallel parking. And she made me go back for quite a ways in a straight line but my car kept swerving around, so I knew what was coming.
But I practiced like crazy (and practiced in the parallel parking spot they use at the driving test about 50 times) and took the test 3 days later. This time she said it was an awesome parallel parking (lol).. she didn't know that I wouldn't have been able to make such a good parking anywhere else. But I "almost" started to turn when I was supposed to be yielding to an oncoming car. But I stopped in time from turning. When it was all over, she told me I had "barely" passed. Oh well. A pass is a pass, whether with flying colors or barely, right?
I actually don't like to drive though. And you should see the driving in India. Shudder.....
Assalaam walaikum,
You youngsters have me laughing. When I took my test..in a galaxy far far away it seems...we did not have to wear seat belts..we could chew gum...the policeman smiled...we all could parallel park...it was an ego thing. We would try to do it with three turns at most...for $10.00 worth of gas you could go from here to there and from there to here..without a ticket..going in speeds in excess of 90 mph...and what on earth is a 3 point turn?
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I never did parallel parking for my test and I still don't parallel park to this day.
The thing that got me was the 3-point turn, as I said.
I don't use 3-point turns either. A lot of 87-point turns, but no 3's.
I used a 3 point turn a few days ago
This is the easiest one to do ..I used a 3 point turn a few days ago
In the UK they call it 'Turn in the road' because you're allowed to use as many turns as you like in the process. So yes, you're right.I never use a straight 3. I do a variation on it I call the "87-point turn." Turn as many times as you have to until you're out of a tight space.
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I never use a straight 3. I do a variation on it I call the "87-point turn." Turn as many times as you have to until you're out of a tight space.
Assalamu Alaikum:
That's why INDIA is great. I got my driving license without any test.
Regards.
Yes, I have one of those too. One day, someone took me to a little shack outside a government building, and they gave me a form to fill out, pasted photographs, tons of signs and stamps, and instant drivers license.
Though I feel too scared to drive in India for my license to actually be useful. Because everything is on the road at once: Cars, trucks, motorcycles, rickshaws, bicycles, pedestrians, cows, buffaloes, stray dogs, handcart-vendors, EVERYTHING on the road at ONCE, without any rule or regulation. Not to mention the wonderful roads with potholes and water.
I once got a big scratch on our car just backing out of the gate. I was too busy trying to see if I could back out onto the road, since my house is on the main road and there's a lot of traffic, and of course no body will stop and yield, and while distracted there, one end of the car hit the gate.
What a life. Sigh.