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Tadge 25-05-10 10:50 PM

Re: Theory Test on Friday . . .
 
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Originally Posted by thulfi (Post 2277447)
Did you get the official DVD which includes all the questions that can come up.

Nah but got a one that claims to use all the official questions as well as hazard perception clips etc. Was about a fiver from Morrison's and seems to be just the job.

So far pretty much common sense and schoolboy roadcraft for an "experienced driver" but been caught out on one or two I don't mind admitting.

If it gets me through five quid well flippin spent !

I am surprised at the amount of current questions around Trams however. . . Bizzare :eek:

rictus01 25-05-10 11:03 PM

Re: Theory Test on Friday.
 
I've never done a theory test at all, I've helped a few through the practical test in the past, but generally left them to their DVD's and stuff themselves, just out of curiosity I've just done a mock bike test online and got 50/50 and found it relatively easy.

Best of luck for friday.

Cheers Mark

thulfi 26-05-10 03:56 AM

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Originally Posted by dizzyblonde (Post 2277830)
If you fail your hazard perception, it means you really aren't watching what you are doing. Its not a case of clicking too early, its a case of being trigger happy when you eventually notice what you are supposed to. Its not a useless form of testing, its perhaps you who aren't that aware enough.

No trust me it isn't me being too trigger happy, it's me noticing the most horrendously obvious hazards and perhaps not clicking at the right time whatever that is supposed to be. For loads of the hazards, it was obvious which one it would be before if had even happened.

The hazard perception is fairly limited in my view, and doesn't really challenge people enough as they're all easy.

Afterall, I passed my hazard perception first time round for car theory as a teenager, and flopped it after 6 years of driving under my belt when I went to do the motorcycle test.


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Originally Posted by Davadvice (Post 2277877)
it's only **** easy if you have no idea how to ride or drive, try doing it again after driving or riding for 15 years and then tell me the HP is easy.

I noticed the hazzard too early as will you.

+1

Geodude 26-05-10 09:10 AM

Re: Theory Test on Friday.
 
Good luck on the theory test on friday tadge mate :)

Amplimator 26-05-10 09:27 AM

Re: Theory Test on Friday.
 
i too brought the DVD-rom from morrisons for 5.99. it was exactly same questions and pics as that of the actual theory just a slightly different layout, hence why i got 100% ;)

good luck fella :thumbsup:

TazDaz 26-05-10 09:56 AM

Re: Theory Test on Friday.
 
It's near enough common sense tbh...for my car one I forgot I had it booked (as it was booked for me as a present), so basically turned up with no revision and still only got 1 or 2 wrong. The bike theory was near enough the same with a few "bikey" questions thrown into the mix.

Davadvice 27-05-10 07:04 PM

Re: Theory Test on Friday.
 
good luck tomorrow with the test mate.

ophic 27-05-10 09:07 PM

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Aye best of luck. Fingers crossed for ya.

Tadge 27-05-10 09:53 PM

Re: Theory Test on Friday.
 
Thanks for all the support and advice peeps . . . tomorrow will tell . . .

Tadge 28-05-10 02:56 PM

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Dunno what I was worried about ;o)

DSA catagorised question bank on the disk was 100% spot on. Hazard perception was more a case of knowing how the test works as opposed to hazard perception. Could have done with a bit more practice on the test videos but walked it regardless.

Real lessons start on Thursday . . . . just need me some decent protective troosers and I am ready to go !


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