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  • 06-08-2008 10:54am
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    m2wua0ox56iz93
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    mcwhirter
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    Hudson Scary Train wrote: »
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    Non Capisco;)


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    Cionád
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    nonsense I think, You get a discount between 20-40% depending on your performance. There are good few threads on this with more information, just do a search.

    They won't let me do it cause of the no engines greater than 1600 cc rule. :(


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    daveharnett
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    Hudson Scary Train wrote: »
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    I failed it a couple of months ago - missed a speed limit sign :o
    The general experience was that the IAM guy was more interested in education than assessment. He spent a good while after the test going over stuff, and made lots of useful suggestions. I'd recommend it to anyone, and I'll be resitting in a month or so.

    As for the general difficulty, the IAM examiner would hold drivers to a higher standard than the legal driving test. That said, it's at hibernian's sole discretion whether you pass or fail, so the goalposts aren't exactly clear.
    Hudson Scary Train wrote: »
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    Nonsense. Both to your question and your use of language:rolleyes:


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    peasant
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    infraction for figmurphy for use of text-speak


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    Beta Ray Bill
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    I took this test 4 years ago

    Bit of a money spinner for them really. the quote I got after passing matched that of AXA, QUINN, FBD and AA

    its basically just proof for them that you can drive.
    More nonsense


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    daveharnett
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    grahambo wrote: »
    I took this test 4 years ago

    Bit of a money spinner for them really. the quote I got after passing matched that of AXA, QUINN, FBD and AA

    its basically just proof for them that you can drive.
    More nonsense

    It has changed quite a bit, I think. It was mainly for provisional drivers back then, wasn't it? My quote based on passing the test was 15-20% less than the next best offer, and I shopped around pretty thoroughly.

    OP, a lesson or two couldn't hurt. Also, bear in mind that you will be driving the instructor's car, so getting used to the controls of a driving school size car (Micra/Yaris/Fiesta/Swift etc) mightn't be any harm if you drive something significantly different.


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