Can you post a link?

www.direct.gov.uk

i just got 38/50 on the second one

I don't drive - I did it in five minutes (approx) i got 42 out of 50

Like you I failed by one.

i did it pretty quick too, it's good job i haven't driven in years lil Aims mate passed hers yesterday after about 4 attempts it's about £25 a time

That's expensive. Some of the possible answers were hilarious - do you suppose there are people who race about honking their horn and flashing their lights? 

Actually I shouldn't have to ask that but .......................you wouldn't tick those boxes as an answer if you did would you?

I've been driving for 21 years and I scored 46 out of 50.

There were a couple of questions about speed limits when you are driving a vehicle with a trailer - I didn't have a clue!

 it's about £25 a time

I was just checking prices for a friend and WOW 

Driving theory test fees     £31.00

Practical driving test fees  £62.00

Extended test for disqualified drivers  £124.00

glad I dont have any more to get through a test 

I am being ultra blonde today.  Once I click the link, then where do I click 

Try this link. There are two tests. http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Di...emotoring/DG_4017669

I got 45 and 44! 

Loved the one which asks what you should do if you've had an argument and are feeling angry. One of the options is 'Have an alcoholic drink to relax yourself'! 

quite impressed with myself   scored 45 

There are some cracking ones

There was some i thought that 2 of the answers could have been right, thats my excuse for not passing

well done on your score

Originally Posted by Aimee:

 it's about £25 a time

I was just checking prices for a friend and WOW 

 

Driving theory test fees     £31.00

 

Practical driving test fees  £62.00

 

Extended test for disqualified drivers  £124.00

 

 

glad I dont have any more to get through a test 

 

 

I keep telling my daughter she will never be able to afford the insurance but she's adamant she wants to do it

Even if she gets her license and cant afford a car at least shes learnt Aims, i haven't learnt to drive and i wish i had when i was younger

its surprising how they change their spending habits if they really want a car 

as long as she keeps to a smaller low cost running one for a few years she will be fine 

my Son is now 22 and on 5 years no claim so his has come down big time thank goodness but what he spends on the car he now doesnt waste down the pub etc but TBH we cant manage without a car where we live so he really didnt have a choice if he wanted to consider not driving 

I agree i think it's a good thing to have but im sure she thinks she'll just be able  to go out and buy a sports car

I'm terrified in a car,absolutely terrified.No other mode of transport scares me,in a car I am a hazard,what started out as a little bit nervous has morphed into terror.

45.

37/50 but I don't drive and haven't looked at the highway code since the 80s 

42 for the first one.

44 for the second one.

you failed as well

'm bored - I'm going to have another go.

Go Soozy Go Soozy

43/50 yaaaaaaay - I really am a superb back seat driver!

you passed im going to get my dad to do it tomorrow, he's 70 this year

I've done so many of these tests. They bear no resemblance to the real thing. The real theory test is really really hard these days.

Or so my youngest told me when she failed the first, and the second, and then the third time.

Luckily she passed the actual test first time round

My dad just took it and passed