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Originally Posted by falcon_bandit
The lady said "dont worry youve learned something today so all good." Cant help but think, if the tester had considered she aced everything else, and then fallen for that trap, why not pull her over & give her a talk on what needed to be done, and let her learn something that day......... instead with the 4 week wait it feels like more of a punishment & shes a menace that needs to be kept off the roads.
The way half of us drive on here, i could think of worse things lol.......
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Tests of this nature are not designed for interpretation but are ‘black & white’ and to get it wrong is to fail.
I know you wouldn’t think it when you’re on the road but driving is a serious business and softening testing procedures can only have a negative effect and a population already filled with lazy and discourteous drivers doesn't need relaxed easy to pass tests.
As harsh as it may appear your daughter will long remember her error due to failing, much more so then by being given a lecture.
Last week in country NSW a friend’s granddaughter didn’t even get the chance to test as the tester refused because the vehicle had a brake light not working and all her tears didn’t change the fact she was forced to reschedule so the light could be fixed first.
A Cop would have most likely given a warning but an exam tester doesn’t nor would it be passed at a rego check.
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