Fault at the new car or you? lolzI passed on the second time with a new instructor.
The first one change a new car the week I take the test. Complete disaster.
Anyway, congrates! Drive safe.
Fault at the new car or you? lolzI passed on the second time with a new instructor.
The first one change a new car the week I take the test. Complete disaster.
Should take the car, mount kerb, scuff the rims, reverse over the stoppers....Fault at the new car or you? lolz
Anyway, congrates! Drive safe.
Oh, wait we are allowed to adjust the side mirror after the circuit before the road test?Haha ok lah. The other 4 points were failure to confirm safety (vertical parking). Most likely is due to not bringing up the side mirrors after doing the parking (vertical parking being the last station). I only realised about the side mirrors when we were about to leave the circuit and going towards Eunos Link. Managed to bring up the side mirror at the stop line beside the guard post, haha!
Of course have to adjust! How else to see the cars on both lanes sia? Surprised your tester didn't mark you for it.Oh, wait we are allowed to adjust the side mirror after the circuit before the road test?
I did not adjust mine today and rely on my arga skill when driving outside
If you like this already cannot accept 'defeat', on the roads, you will be no more than a bully.Hi guys,
I just failed my driving test today and felt unfairly judged by the tester. I'm planning to write in to make a complaint about my case. I'm enrolled in BBDC and my tester was LIM KENG LENG.
I cleared the circuit and it was pretty smooth, and I thought everything was going well until when the shittest thing actually happened to me. So, I was lining up behind 2 other cars waiting to drive out to the gate towards the road. If you guys are familiar with the BBDC road (before exiting the main road), you have to line up on the right side of the lane to turn out.
I noticed a parked car in the oncoming lane that is about 2 car length away from where I was (right lane on the opposite side). The BBDC instructor in the parked car put his arm out the window and waved his hand in the air and signaled for me to go, so I turned AND the tester immediately stepped on the brake. He said that the motorcyclist was coming and told me I caused the motorcyclist to stop, wobble, and put his foot down. He then went on to say that the motorist was inexperienced and unstable, if he didn't put his foot down he would have fallen, blah blah.
At the point where the car was stopped, we were only covering only an inch of the opposite lane, and I was FAR from causing an accident with the motorist ( who was on the left lane on the opposite side). IF he actually gave me time to step on the brake myself, I could have stopped and given way without causing obstruction.
I got 2 demerit points for "jerky braking" and 1 immediate failure for "failing to give way to traffic with right of way". But the thing is, the motorist stopped because, he saw the instructor waving his hand, then he saw me and he braked. His braking wasn't due to the reason that I did not give way to him, it was rather the instructor made him give way to me. And when this was happening, the tester's itchy leg had to step on the brake. We turned out into the main road and went back to BBDC immediately.
I was pretty upset and traumatized by this and I lost my confidence in driving. I thought I was doing well and I didn't expect that I would fail so tragically. Not sure if you guys ever felt unfairly judged before?
walau like that still want to complain. you also need to check whether the left lane on opposite side is clear or not before turningHi guys,
I just failed my driving test today and felt unfairly judged by the tester. I'm planning to write in to make a complaint about my case. I'm enrolled in BBDC and my tester was LIM KENG LENG.
I cleared the circuit and it was pretty smooth, and I thought everything was going well until when the shittest thing actually happened to me. So, I was lining up behind 2 other cars waiting to drive out to the gate towards the road. If you guys are familiar with the BBDC road (before exiting the main road), you have to line up on the right side of the lane to turn out.
I noticed a parked car in the oncoming lane that is about 2 car length away from where I was (right lane on the opposite side). The BBDC instructor in the parked car put his arm out the window and waved his hand in the air and signaled for me to go, so I turned AND the tester immediately stepped on the brake. He said that the motorcyclist was coming and told me I caused the motorcyclist to stop, wobble, and put his foot down. He then went on to say that the motorist was inexperienced and unstable, if he didn't put his foot down he would have fallen, blah blah.
At the point where the car was stopped, we were only covering only an inch of the opposite lane, and I was FAR from causing an accident with the motorist ( who was on the left lane on the opposite side). IF he actually gave me time to step on the brake myself, I could have stopped and given way without causing obstruction.
I got 2 demerit points for "jerky braking" and 1 immediate failure for "failing to give way to traffic with right of way". But the thing is, the motorist stopped because, he saw the instructor waving his hand, then he saw me and he braked. His braking wasn't due to the reason that I did not give way to him, it was rather the instructor made him give way to me. And when this was happening, the tester's itchy leg had to step on the brake. We turned out into the main road and went back to BBDC immediately.
I was pretty upset and traumatized by this and I lost my confidence in driving. I thought I was doing well and I didn't expect that I would fail so tragically. Not sure if you guys ever felt unfairly judged before?
You complain lor.Hi guys,
I just failed my driving test today and felt unfairly judged by the tester. I'm planning to write in to make a complaint about my case. I'm enrolled in BBDC and my tester was LIM KENG LENG.
I cleared the circuit and it was pretty smooth, and I thought everything was going well until when the shittest thing actually happened to me. So, I was lining up behind 2 other cars waiting to drive out to the gate towards the road. If you guys are familiar with the BBDC road (before exiting the main road), you have to line up on the right side of the lane to turn out.
I noticed a parked car in the oncoming lane that is about 2 car length away from where I was (right lane on the opposite side). The BBDC instructor in the parked car put his arm out the window and waved his hand in the air and signaled for me to go, so I turned AND the tester immediately stepped on the brake. He said that the motorcyclist was coming and told me I caused the motorcyclist to stop, wobble, and put his foot down. He then went on to say that the motorist was inexperienced and unstable, if he didn't put his foot down he would have fallen, blah blah.
At the point where the car was stopped, we were only covering only an inch of the opposite lane, and I was FAR from causing an accident with the motorist ( who was on the left lane on the opposite side). IF he actually gave me time to step on the brake myself, I could have stopped and given way without causing obstruction.
I got 2 demerit points for "jerky braking" and 1 immediate failure for "failing to give way to traffic with right of way". But the thing is, the motorist stopped because, he saw the instructor waving his hand, then he saw me and he braked. His braking wasn't due to the reason that I did not give way to him, it was rather the instructor made him give way to me. And when this was happening, the tester's itchy leg had to step on the brake. We turned out into the main road and went back to BBDC immediately.
I was pretty upset and traumatized by this and I lost my confidence in driving. I thought I was doing well and I didn't expect that I would fail so tragically. Not sure if you guys ever felt unfairly judged before?
Hi guys,
I just failed my driving test today and felt unfairly judged by the tester. I'm planning to write in to make a complaint about my case. I'm enrolled in BBDC and my tester was LIM KENG LENG.
I cleared the circuit and it was pretty smooth, and I thought everything was going well until when the shittest thing actually happened to me. So, I was lining up behind 2 other cars waiting to drive out to the gate towards the road. If you guys are familiar with the BBDC road (before exiting the main road), you have to line up on the right side of the lane to turn out.
I noticed a parked car in the oncoming lane that is about 2 car length away from where I was (right lane on the opposite side). The BBDC instructor in the parked car put his arm out the window and waved his hand in the air and signaled for me to go, so I turned AND the tester immediately stepped on the brake. He said that the motorcyclist was coming and told me I caused the motorcyclist to stop, wobble, and put his foot down. He then went on to say that the motorist was inexperienced and unstable, if he didn't put his foot down he would have fallen, blah blah.
At the point where the car was stopped, we were only covering only an inch of the opposite lane, and I was FAR from causing an accident with the motorist ( who was on the left lane on the opposite side). IF he actually gave me time to step on the brake myself, I could have stopped and given way without causing obstruction.
I got 2 demerit points for "jerky braking" and 1 immediate failure for "failing to give way to traffic with right of way". But the thing is, the motorist stopped because, he saw the instructor waving his hand, then he saw me and he braked. His braking wasn't due to the reason that I did not give way to him, it was rather the instructor made him give way to me. And when this was happening, the tester's itchy leg had to step on the brake. We turned out into the main road and went back to BBDC immediately.
I was pretty upset and traumatized by this and I lost my confidence in driving. I thought I was doing well and I didn't expect that I would fail so tragically. Not sure if you guys ever felt unfairly judged before?
do take note that like others have pointed out the excess you need to pay in case of accident is crazy high one.
wise choice... you have time there are forums of members come in seeking for advices due to high excess after they damaged cars they rented.My wife recently got her license and we wanted to rent but saw the excess amount and decided it was too risky and cheaper to buy an old car.
Proved to be the wiser choice, I think i would had easily paid $20K in excess by now for scratched rim, scratched side, dented bottom and scratched side mirror from various brushes with kerbs and pillars
My academic papers... should have graded better. I planning to write into MOE for a review. lolzHi guys,
I just failed my driving test today and felt unfairly judged by the tester. I'm planning to write in to make a complaint about my case. I'm enrolled in BBDC and my tester was LIM KENG LENG.
I cleared the circuit and it was pretty smooth, and I thought everything was going well until when the shittest thing actually happened to me. So, I was lining up behind 2 other cars waiting to drive out to the gate towards the road. If you guys are familiar with the BBDC road (before exiting the main road), you have to line up on the right side of the lane to turn out.
I noticed a parked car in the oncoming lane that is about 2 car length away from where I was (right lane on the opposite side). The BBDC instructor in the parked car put his arm out the window and waved his hand in the air and signaled for me to go, so I turned AND the tester immediately stepped on the brake. He said that the motorcyclist was coming and told me I caused the motorcyclist to stop, wobble, and put his foot down. He then went on to say that the motorist was inexperienced and unstable, if he didn't put his foot down he would have fallen, blah blah.
At the point where the car was stopped, we were only covering only an inch of the opposite lane, and I was FAR from causing an accident with the motorist ( who was on the left lane on the opposite side). IF he actually gave me time to step on the brake myself, I could have stopped and given way without causing obstruction.
I got 2 demerit points for "jerky braking" and 1 immediate failure for "failing to give way to traffic with right of way". But the thing is, the motorist stopped because, he saw the instructor waving his hand, then he saw me and he braked. His braking wasn't due to the reason that I did not give way to him, it was rather the instructor made him give way to me. And when this was happening, the tester's itchy leg had to step on the brake. We turned out into the main road and went back to BBDC immediately.
I was pretty upset and traumatized by this and I lost my confidence in driving. I thought I was doing well and I didn't expect that I would fail so tragically. Not sure if you guys ever felt unfairly judged before?
Ask your instructor?Please advise me how tester measures how much the car rolls back at the slope? More than 1m is Immediate failure. Tks