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car
12th December 2006, 08:39
$120, for gosh sakes! Still, just aced my bike theory test, and got one wrong on my car theory test, so I'm a fully paid up NZ driver, classes 1 and 6. Maybe now I can afford some insurance.

What did I get wrong? "What maximum speed at which you should overtake a school bus that has stopped to let children off?"

It's not like it's *difficult* to replace kids, eh?

;)
LilSel
12th December 2006, 08:48
40kph??!.....
Whynot
12th December 2006, 08:53
20 isn't it ?
Ixion
12th December 2006, 08:55
Years ago, when I sat my licence, back then the cop testing you asked some oral questions. They could be anything he wanted not from a set list.

And one of the ones that I was asked was just that. My answer was "Bloody slowly, and bloody carefully". I passed. I still think that is the correct answer.
car
12th December 2006, 09:03
Years ago, when I sat my licence, back then the cop testing you asked some oral questions. They could be anything he wanted not from a set list.

And one of the ones that I was asked was just that. My answer was "Bloody slowly, and bloody carefully". I passed. I still think that is the correct answer.

Me too -- I sat my UK driving test before theory tests had been invented, and when I sat my bike license I was exempt, but you still got asked random questions by the examiner.

It was probably more expensive, less efficient, but I thought it a better method, because there are so many colourful ways to express the right answer. Also, it'd be a bit harsh to fail someone for being a bit too safe, in certain circumstances.
car
12th December 2006, 09:12
20 isn't it ?

Bang on. There wasn't an option for "On one wheel, winking at the older girls".

;)
Whynot
12th December 2006, 09:16
Bang on. There wasn't an option for "On one wheel, winking at the older girls".

;)

why just the older ones ?
:dodge:
TerminalAddict
12th December 2006, 09:30
20kph .. I got pinged on that too :)
Swoop
12th December 2006, 10:48
...so I'm a fully paid up NZ driver,
You have my sympathies... Frontal lobotomy operation will be booked in for the end of the week.
(ok, we'll let you off since you have 2 wheels as well!)

There wasn't an option for "On one wheel, winking at the older girls".
While throwing lollies to them??!!

:scooter:
car
12th December 2006, 10:55
You have my sympathies... Frontal lobotomy operation will be booked in for the end of the week.

Yeah, first thing I did when I got back was disconnect my indicators.