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IVORTHE DRIVER wrote:as long as you are able to recognise your limits, the cars limits and the limits of the rules you can teach yourself up to a very high standard.
Horse wrote:So how do we decide 'advanced'?
playtent wrote:How many hours on average would someone require to pass an advanced driving test with IAM or similar?
I know you will say that the person needs to practice in between, but time with an observer?
10?
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Horse wrote:So how do we decide 'advanced'?
ScoobyChris wrote:Horse wrote:So how do we decide 'advanced'?
How about a test?
Mr Cholmondeley-Warner wrote:@ROG, conversely I've done about 17 with my current one and he's a little way off yet
Horse wrote:I had one trainee who took most of nine months of two hours most Sunday mornings . . .
TiJay wrote:Indeed. Which is why there should be a limit on the amount of any driving test you can take in a period of x years. But (*puts cynical hat on*), candidates who fail repeatedly are paying good money to do so. It'd be a hell of a way for the DSA to limit their income if they refused to test people after x attempts.
Russ_H wrote:...but many people failed the Part 3 three times, or ran out of time.
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