Written Driving Test

[arwensun1965 0]

I have been driving in England for more than 20 years and have never before taken a written driving test, OMG some of the flipping questions are so out of whack, I have taken it twice now and failed I did not realise it was so hard. Some of you might say what is the problem, well the problem to me is I have never driven on the wrong side of the road, I have never gone through a red light, I have never ever got a ticket for anything. Now I have to retain information from a book which I personally have difficulty doing. As things stand I will probably take the test a few more times before I actually pass the damn thing. So I thought I would ask you all a few of the questions to see what you know lol.

First question?

How many days do you have to report a collision that results in an injury, death, or property damage of $700 or more to one person's property and a report of not made by a law enforement officer?????

A.... 5 days

B.... 4 days

C.... 3 days

D.... 2 days

These are actual questions on the test.

Edited June 8, 2006 by arwensun1965

[alexil74 0]

A: 5 days

[arwensun1965 0]

Nope try again

[alexil74 0]

Nope try again

[alexil74 0]

2 days ...(?????)

[arwensun1965 0]

2 days ...(?????)

Nope try again

[CanGal 1]

hmm i would think you may need to report it the day of the accident, you would think you'd want to if a death occured especially .... hmmm i may be failing the test now, i don't ever remember that question being on the canadian driver test, that was a few years ago for me though .

[arwensun1965 0]

hmm i would think you may need to report it the day of the accident, you would think you'd want to if a death occured especially .... hmmm i may be failing the test now, i don't ever remember that question being on the canadian driver test, that was a few years ago for me though .

I thought like you too. I was wrong, I looked at the question for quite a few minutes before deciding what my answer was and yes I got it wrong, you will be surprised by the answer I know I was.

[CanGal 1]

lol well common what is the answer, you have us all curious ....

[alexil74 0]

lol well common what is the answer, you have us all curious ....

[arwensun1965 0]

It is actually 4 days, I was stunned, mouth gaped open when the correct answer came up on the screen. You would of thought it would of been straight away but that was not even in any of the answers.

Janice

ok next question .....

To be safe, freeway drivers should look ahead of their car:

A.... 3 seconds (400 feet ahead)

B.... 5 seconds (1/8 mile ahead)

C.... 8 seconds (3 1/2 football fields ahead)

D.... 10 seconds (1/4 mile ahead)

Edited June 9, 2006 by arwensun1965

[alexil74 0]

It is actually 4 days, I was stunned, mouth gaped open when the correct answer came up on the screen. You would of thought it would of been straight away but that was not even in any of the answers.

Janice

ok next question .....

To be safe, freeway drivers should look ahead of their car:

A.... 3 seconds (400 feet ahead)

B.... 5 seconds (1/8 mile ahead)

C.... 8 seconds (3 1/2 football fields ahead)

D.... 10 seconds (1/4 mile ahead)

D: 10 seconds

[arwensun1965 0]

D: 10 seconds

Correct

Question 3

When riding a bicycle at night the bicycle should have a white headlight visible for how many feet??

A.... 200 feet

B.... 300 feet

C.... 500 feet

D.... 400 feet

[alexil74 0]

D: 10 seconds

Correct

Question 3

When riding a bicycle at night the bicycle should have a white headlight visible for how many feet??

A.... 200 feet

B.... 300 feet

C.... 500 feet

D.... 400 feet

A: 200 feet

[CanGal 1]

When riding a bicycle at night the bicycle should have a white headlight visible for how many feet??

I thought the exam was to help you pass to drive a motor vehicle NOT a bicycle :-p