Would interest me.
Since you drove the full driving time (45min.), Or did the examiner not let you drive that long?
The examiner sent me to his private apartment because he had forgotten his laptop. I should then drive around the block 2 times with my driving instructor and then pick him up again. Back then I only had to drive 35 minutes and not the full 45 minutes.
I drove half an hour!
The first attempt through theory & practice.
Belief was then about 30-40 minutes then I was done.
In any case, the first course afterwards was straight to Mecces.
I was stuck in a traffic jam for 30 minutes.
Haha very cool. Also had both through 1x.
Really?
I drove full driving time.
came to a parking lot. The examiner and my teacher had just finished with someone else and I was able to take a seat in the car.
then they chatted for 3 minutes and then both got on. Auditor behind me on the right. We said hello and he asked a few questions. Then I drove off. Forgot everything at the first intersection and was very nervous. Had almost forgotten right before left. I didn't drive out of intuition. Was good
then I loosened up a little. We're through the city and once on the main road. During the journey, they simulated random conversations. They talked to me about a case of cancer in the family and so on. To test my distractibility Absolutely no problem, and that also calmed me down a bit.
In the middle of the journey you are not really as tense as at the beginning. Then later we drove onto a remote road and I had to park on the side
I started again and the inspector said I had a unique way of parking. I forgot all the rules and rules of mind because of the excitement and just parked out of my mind.
then we drove back to the parking lot at the beginning. Here I was so happy that I was finished that when I drove into the parking lot. Forgot to blink. And again when I stood on the pitch. But I knew that there was nothing there. Because I looked in the mirror.
then we stopped and the examiner initially rated my trip very indecisively. I drove very well. But I forgot to blink twice. And it sounded like he wanted to let me down. But then he said that the positive outweighs the other. And then he gave me a note with his signature on it.
then I got out and said thank you and went home. At the city, I then picked up my driver's license with the slip of paper
oh and yes, always turn in the 2nd gear. Still had the third one in there when I drove to the final parking lot. But I noticed at the end of the kruve and they thought that was okay because I noticed it
Yes, full time… I like normal… To park a huge space in a lonely side street, which was good for me…
At a critical intersection I had jitters, waited a long time until nobody was to be seen, then out of the 30 zone onto the main street, where someone was very 'shot'. That's why I really accelerated myself and right was fixed at 50 without shifting gears a second time…
One should say that the intersection was near the TÜV, 4 confusing junctions and a narrow main road that still makes a curve. It was called 'The Cape of Good Hope' by the learner drivers. If nyx goes wrong, the rest is a no brainer!
: D Crass text, thanks for that.
But in retrospect I sometimes have to think about how Krass was sometimes exaggerated with the rules, or how strictly it was taken, with a shoulder look and all the trimmings.
At the time, the examiner complained that I had to turn around more when reversing.
The feeling when you drive to the TÜV and already know that you have passed and the thing is finally through, was so cool haha.
