khmerhamster wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 11:28 am

chinesetakeaway wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 9:35 am

khmerhamster wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 7:23 am Chinesetakeaway is being a bit sensationalist.
There are other threads on here and TOF detailing the process.

Some people pass, many fail admittedly but many of those who fail, justifiably fail.

I got 40/40 in my exam, because I prepared for it.
I failed my practical cos i clipped a boundary marker on one of the manoeuvres. It isn't technically difficult. I would have breezed it in my own car, but in the camry i wasnt used to the size of the car and i couldn't adjust the mirrors.
On the reverse park, i was told i wasn't close enough and given a chance to get closer.
If you speak Khmer the instructors will chat with you and explain what is going on.

I did my motorbike test at the same location on same day.

Everyone who did the test on the day I tried failed. How is that sensationalist? Why don’t go and pollute another thread with your dribble...

Your posts on this are full of exaggerations.
It isn't set up for everyone to fail. The test isn't even that difficult.
On my day 50% of the people taking it who failed were woefully unprepared for it and failed for the most basic of things.
There are some frustrating features for sure, but the 10 year license is worth having and isn't as difficult to get as you portray.

Jerry Atrick wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 1:51 pm

whatwat wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 1:11 pm If I remember correctly you’re not supposed to use mirrors. Just look behind and line up the red tape inside the car rear pillar with the pole outside.

If you did the practice they will show you how to do it. Not strange but it works.

Same as the UK test ; supposed to shoulder check and look back when reversing into a space, as mirrors can not always be trusted

But in the youkay they don't have cheat tape inside the car to make it easy