Failed my theory test twice now?
Hi The hazard perception section of the theory test can be a bit tricky, I am a driving instructor and found it a little confusing. Sometimes the hazards you are expected to pick up do not appear the most relevant ones in the clip. Make sure you do click every time you see a developing hazard and don't worry too much about over-clicking. You do have to click quite a lot in order to exceed the limit so as long as you have a justified reason to click then do so. You can also miss out on the 'points window' by clicking too early. I remember 1 clip where I saw a cyclist on a country road way before it came into the 'points scoring' zone. When reviewing the clip afterwards I has clicked about 2 seconds before the points zone and so I scored 0 for the clip. As for the questions as you know, just make sure you are up to scratch on your highway code. It really is just a case of practice... don't worry about feeling stupid, its not an easy test! Good luck on your next attempt!
I've failed my driving test twice. How can I prepare myself for a third-time success?
I have also failed the driving exam twice and people who nearly got me killed in their cars passed the first time.The first time, I was very enthusiastic because I was sure I will pass and I nearly ran over an old lady (was lucky that the examiner braked for me).The second time I failed the theoretical exam, which I was convinced it was a no brainer and passed it before without studying at all (in Romania, if you fail the practical examination, you have to take the theoretical one again). Third time, I passed with maximum score in both of them. So the moral of the story is not to be overconfident, practice a lot and pay a lot of attention. It's better to fail the exam, than kill someone because you are a bad driver.
I failed in GATE twice but I still have hope. Is there something wrong with me and my mindset?
you are not overconfident. you are over doing the syllabus. Do you know what gate wants from you? I hope you have already solved previous year questions of GATE. Now you do one thing only solved examples form some good books ( Wiley or TMH Publications) which is a little more than GATE questions then solved Unsolved questions from same book.Remember that first read all unsolved questions related to your topic then read theory or understand concept after that solve examples then do unsolved questions only related to your theory.Tear page from notebook write all the unsolved questions related to your topic.read theory or concept from everywhere (Notes, Books, NPTEL lectures) very quickly related to your topic.Tear page from notebook and now note down theory , concept, diagram, derivation in short notes form(If you read a paragraph which have 3000 words try to write down it in less than 800 words in points)Again tear page solve previous year question and solved example from book.tear one more page write down all formulas , shortcuts, your mistakes, units related to your topic.Now you have many pages staple those all pages and you all done with your one topic.Choose one that topic first which have more chances to come in exam fro every subject.never use notebooks to do anything only use pages it will make you comfortable.If anybody wants E-BOOKS or NPTEL VIDEO LECTURES CAN CONTACT ME AT MY Email- dvys01@gmail.com OR Mob- 8057516242
I Failed the TAPAS Test Twice?
I was at MEPS and had to take the TAPAS test. It's a personality test that is based on my personality. However, they said that I failed the test and I have to wait a year to process into the Army. If I retake the asvab and make a higher score can I be exempt from taking the TAPAS again and process before a year?
Faint line pregnancy test twice?
I just took a pregnancy test and this is about 2 days before my missed period. I was on bc, but I was sick a few days and I guess the pill got out of my system from the throwing up because I got a forced period. After that I had unprotected sex on the theory that the bc coming out of my system made my period irregular and nothing would happen. My pregnancy test came out with a very very faint almost there line, and I feel like I'm having symptoms that I will get my period soon. So, I took the test for peace of mind either way, but now I'm more stressed. This is what my pregnancy test looked like. Please let me know what you think. Is that pregnant or not pregnant? http://i43.tinypic.com/50mtew.jpg http://i44.tinypic.com/2qcp1s7.jpg I showed picture to my bf because he lives in korea and he says the faint line doesnt mean pregnancy. I also took another one today.. just in case the faint line was a mistake, and this is the 2nd test picture.. http://i42.tinypic.com/x3fsb8.jpg Should I go to planned planned parenthood tomorrow? I actually have insurance and an obgyn, but I don't want my mother finding out. Also, I was studying abroad and my boyfriend is a citizen of that country.. so I have no idea what to do if it's positive and waiting isvso hard..
Failed permit test??? Feel sad!?
Please do not worry, you will pass this test its a shame your dad is getting too much enjoyment out of your misery. Hmmm I wonder if that underwear itching powder made from crushed fire ants is still for sale? Ahh but I digress sometimes. Dont let it bother you ok? we all have good days and bad days now you know what you need to work on go ahead and study up forget the itching poweder and soon someday you will have the permit. Have faith in your abilities and check with any family member older than dad, pump them for information way way back in the old days when your dad was a kid and find some down and interesting skinny when dad was skinny. good luck.
I’ve already failed my driving test twice and beginning to lose hope.What are some tips?
There’s a reason you failed not once, but twice. So you need to understand what went wrong, and how to avoid it from happening again. As a young driver you need to pay attention, be aware, anticipate, control your actions, and remain calm without distractions. Once you’ve started the process to learn to drive, it’s a lifetime of being free to get around as needed, when needed. Drive safely, drive properly, and drive with common sense. These are some of the most basic things that will carry you throughout your personal life and professional career wherever you find yourself.The biggest problems most people, especially young or new drivers still don’t get are these:The road belongs to everyone, and not just you. There are others out there getting around as well.It’s not a race to get to the lights or through traffic. Doing so and your trip will be short-lived.Signs are there for everyone, not for just a few. Do the limit, obey the signs, and respect them. Doing less and you’ll quickly find yourself without a license, or being unable to afford the insurance premiums.Vehicles are there to get your around, so customizing it will only ensure you’re targeted for a break-in, theft, car-jacking, or so forth. Tinted windows? What you hiding in there? Custom rims and tire? That’s an easy theft and money for someone as there’s no serial numbers on that stuff. $8K stereo in a $2K car? Yah, that’ll last a few days before being stolen and your insurance company won’t cover it.Learn to park properly. Don’t and your car will quickly become dinged all over the place.Don’t drink and drive. Don’t drive high. Don’t drive with distractions of any kind, from yourself, your phone, your passengers, nothing.Connect with a few good friends, relatives or groups to help you learn to drive properly and build the confidence you need to drive safely.Learn to drive automatic first. Then quickly learn to drive standard. Thus you’ll be able to drive any type of vehicle, even a motorcycle.
I failed my driving test twice including today! I don't have any confidence at all. Cheer me up. What should I do?
I didn't pass my first two driving tests . I was so nervous that I made some really stupid mistakes such as turning right when asked to turn left. Like you, I was totally despondent especially as my driving instructor told me that my pre test lessons had gone perfectly. By the time the third test came around I 'd reached the point where I just thought” What the hell. It's only a test ,not an interview for Master of the Universe”. I took a pair of scissors with me ,hopefully to cut the number plates off the car when I passed ( they were tied on with string in those days). My alternative plan was to stab the *******!!!! driving examiner with the scissors if he failed me. I'm pleased to report that I was never charged with GBH as fortunately (for both of us) I passed. I gave the guy a big hug much to his surprise. Don't get too down about it. In the big scheme of things it's just a little glitch. My husband passed his test second time around yet thirty odd years later avoids motorway driving like the plague. I will drive anywhere and everywhere ( except up a one way street of course). Good luck. Hope you pass next time. Maybe you should take a pair of lucky scissors with you?