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vernier caliper
5th March 2013, 16:23
I passed the practical test and I'm happy about the result especially that I got 3 minor faults only (2 road positioning and 1 hesitation on the junction). I'm updating my car insurance now. Big thanks to my husband Trefor for buying me a car and teaching me how to drive safely (though in a speedy way :icon_lol:).

Cheers everyone :40__s:

Trefor
5th March 2013, 16:27
How long before the first speeding ticket? :icon_lol:

Doc Alan
5th March 2013, 18:56
Congratulations :xxgrinning--00xx3:

I will leave my post on your other thread wishing you good luck with the driving - passing the test is just the beginning :smile:.

Arthur Little
5th March 2013, 19:02
I passed the practical test and I'm happy about the result ...

... Cheers everyone :40__s:

:Hellooo: ... I told you, you could do it, > :drivingx: ... didn't I?

Congratulations ... I'm :BouncyHappy: delighted for you, Rose.




How long before the first speeding ticket? :icon_lol:


:cwm24: ... aww ... don't be such a cynic, :biggrin: Trefor ... your wife is a lady of many talents.

Arthur Little
5th March 2013, 19:59
passing the test is just the beginning :smile:.

So it's said ... :yeahthat: Alas - despite my dad's best efforts to tutor me - I somehow never managed to get the length of sitting a driving test ... :anerikke: ... simply because, back in the 1960s, I wasn't sufficiently interested. :NoNo:

vernier caliper
5th March 2013, 20:10
How long before the first speeding ticket? :icon_lol:
Expect the unexpected dear! All I can say is "I have no extra quid to pay traffic offences :smile:

Be safe on your flight. No speeding on the dark OK. See you Thursday night.

vernier caliper
5th March 2013, 20:15
Congratulations :xxgrinning--00xx3:Passing the test is just the beginning :smile:.
Thanks Doc Alan. I know this gonna be a long journey. Take cover UK :smile:

joebloggs
5th March 2013, 20:19
:xxgrinning--00xx3: first time pass?
i'll not mention how many times it took my misses :xxparty-smiley-004: but she had been driving for 7yrs in the UK without a bump or scratch until the other week when shes scrapped a jaguar sports car :bigcry:

mickmyrna
5th March 2013, 20:19
Congratulations !! :xxgrinning--00xx3::smile:

vernier caliper
5th March 2013, 20:24
Congratulations ... I'm :BouncyHappy: delighted for you, Rose
Thanks Arthur. I felt so relieved now. I want to celebrate unfortunately, Trefor is hundred miles away. Anyway, this forum is good enough to share the happiness I have. Cheers

vernier caliper
5th March 2013, 20:35
:xxgrinning--00xx3: first time pass?
i'll not mention how many times it took my misses :xxparty-smiley-004: but she had been driving for 7yrs in the UK without a bump or scratch until the other week when shes scrapped a jaguar sports car :bigcry:
Thanks Joe. It's a first time pass test that's why I felt so lucky.

Poor wifey. Hope the insurance will cover all the cost otherwise, poor hubby :biggrin:.

By the way, of the people in the UK Trefor is the first one to hit my car. Luckily no scratch or dent has been created :NoNo:

vernier caliper
5th March 2013, 20:39
Congratulations !! :xxgrinning--00xx3::smile:
Thanks mick and myrna:smile:

Arthur Little
5th March 2013, 20:41
:xxgrinning--00xx3: first time pass

:iagree: ... that's an excellent achievement! I think I'm one of the very few cousins on either side of my family who doesn't drive - and my son & daughter BOTH passed their tests at the 1st attempt.

vernier caliper
5th March 2013, 21:07
I think I'm one of the very few cousins on either side of my family who doesn't drive

Its not too late Arthur. I can teach you if you don't mind :icon_lol:. Well done children of you:xxgrinning--00xx3:.

stevie c
5th March 2013, 21:43
Congrats what car will you be driving as you will need to watch the insurance costs for a first time driver :xxgrinning--00xx3:

vernier caliper
5th March 2013, 22:17
Congrats what car will you be driving as you will need to watch the insurance costs for a first time driver :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Thanks Stevie.

I have insurance with Admiral. When I was learning to drive Trefor paid £450 (1year) for both of us. After passing the test, Trefor just added £85 to change/update my policy. It's actually a good deal I think.

Trefor
6th March 2013, 00:18
Thanks Steve.

I have insurance with Admiral. When I was learning to drive Trefor paid £450 (1year) for both of us. After passing the test, Trefor just added £85 to change/update my policy. It's actually a good deal I think.

This is with Rose as the primary named driver, no insurance fronting!

Trefor
6th March 2013, 00:20
Expect the unexpected dear! All I can say is "I have no extra quid to pay traffic offences:smile:

Be safe on your flight. No speeding on the dark OK. See you Thursday night.

Didn't you know rental cars are the fastest cars on the road? Especially French Clio Diesels (yuk).

Arthur Little
6th March 2013, 01:24
Its not too late Arthur.

:bigcry: ... sadly it IS, Rose. Especially since I shall have reached the Biblical "allotted span of three score years and ten" in September 2014. Admittedly, though, I once seriously considered giving it ANOTHER shot after my late first wife (who did drive) died, but by then I'd already turned 50 and my mum discouraged the idea - reminding me I should've paid a lot more attention to my dad's advice to a '20-something' instead of giving in to my impatience to "run before I could walk" as she put it, and I soon gave up the notion for the second time in nearly 3 decades.


I can teach you if you don't mind :icon_lol:.

Ah ... I'm sure you'd make a really good teacher, Rose - in the same way as I believe you'll be a very competent driver - but it would, of course, be much easier all round, if the pupils you taught were a great deal younger than someone of my vintage. :smile:


Well done children of you :xxgrinning--00xx3:

That's very kind of you to say so ... :thankyou:

andy222
6th March 2013, 10:16
I passed the practical test and I'm happy about the result especially that I got 3 minor faults only (2 road positioning and 1 hesitation on the junction). I'm updating my car insurance now. Big thanks to my husband Trefor for buying me a car and teaching me how to drive safely (though in a speedy way:icon_lol:).
Cheers everyone:40__s:
Oh no not another woman driver?:laugher:. Only kidding well done. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Mrs.Smith
6th March 2013, 12:45
Congratulations. I wish to drive as well here in the UK.I have some question regarding getting a provisional driver license and enrolling to driving course. What are the requirements I need to prefer and where to apply. I only got in here Feb. 23rd this year.

vernier caliper
6th March 2013, 13:10
Oh no not another woman driver?:laugher:. Only kidding well done. :xxgrinning--00xx3:
Thanks Andy. Female drivers are born survivors :icon_lol:

vernier caliper
6th March 2013, 13:14
Congratulations. I wish to drive as well here in the UK.I have some question regarding getting a provisional driver license and enrolling to driving course. What are the requirements I need to prefer and where to apply. I only got in here Feb. 23rd this year.

Thanks Mrs Smith. I have one post here titled Part 1 - Driving Theory and Hazard Perception Test (http://filipinaroses.com/showthread.php/43798-Driving-Test-Part-1-Theory-and-Hazard-Perception-Experience?highlight=Part+1+driving+theory). Have a look, I mentioned the requirements from scratch to test. Please let me know if you need further clarification.

Arthur Little
6th March 2013, 13:24
........................ Female drivers are born survivors :icon_lol:

:laugher: ... Rose ... you're a po~et :yeahthat: ... in case you didn't know it!

Mrs.Smith
6th March 2013, 15:26
One more question, How do I apply for provisional license, is there any residency requirement


Congratulations. I wish to drive as well here in the UK.I have some question regarding getting a provisional driver license and enrolling to driving course. What are the requirements I need to prefer and where to apply. I only got in here Feb. 23rd this year.


Thanks Mrs Smith. I have one post here titled Part 1 - Driving Theory and Hazard Perception Test (http://filipinaroses.com/showthread.php/43798-Driving-Test-Part-1-Theory-and-Hazard-Perception-Experience?highlight=Part+1+driving+theory). Have a look, I mentioned the requirements from scratch to test. Please let me know if you need further clarification.

vernier caliper
6th March 2013, 16:41
One more question, How do I apply for provisional license, is there any residency requirement


Atleast 185 days from UK arrival date. You need also someone to sign your photo. He/she must be in the UK, knows you for more than 2 years and NOT a family member (i.e. husband and his family signatures not acceptable).

raynaputi
6th March 2013, 17:10
Congrats vernier! :Jump:

vernier caliper
6th March 2013, 17:34
Congrats vernier! :Jump:
Thanks Rayna. Good luck on your LITUK test.

marga
6th March 2013, 17:58
Congratulations vernier caliper!:Jump:

melovesengland
6th March 2013, 18:01
congrats vernier! it's all going smoothly to you. well done love! i'm happy for you.

vernier caliper
7th March 2013, 00:11
Congratulations vernier caliper!:Jump:

Thanks Marga. Good luck on your visa application.

vernier caliper
7th March 2013, 00:21
congrats vernier! it's all going smoothly to you. well done love! i'm happy for you.

Thanks Novie. I am thankful indeed for all these opportunities and blessings. The hardwork pays off! Hope to meet you the soonest. Keep warm and safe.