Run! Run to Kings Park while there's still time!

[alias_sqbr]

Things you don't want to hear in the first minute of your driving test:
"It might work if you turn on the engine"
"No, I said left...Nng. Fine. I guess we'll have to do a different route then."

And then:
"You..haven't practiced reverse parking much have you?"
"So you do know you're supposed to look in your mirror before breaking, yes? Consider this a warning. From now on I will watch you like a hawk."
"So I make you nervous do I?" *starts deliberately clicking pen to make me nervous*

And then we got to the end, and all I had to do was forward park to the left, and I fluffed it so badly I had to do it three times to get remotely between the lines.

And then...HE PASSED ME ANYWAY!! WOOOOOHOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

He emphasised several times to me and my driving instructor that I had only just passed and really need to work on various things but HAHAHA I DON'T CARE I HAVE IT NOW!!!

*dances the dance of joy*

(title refers to the license saying I'm not allowed to drive in Kings park for some reason(*))

(*)For those who got their licenses back in ze old dayz: I'm now on my L2s, and have to do 25 hours of supervised driving and then a stupid computer test to get onto my Ps. And apparently driving in Kings Park is up there with drunk driving and speeding for Things Learners Shouldn't Do.

Comments

[auntpol.livejournal.com]

Haha, awesome!! I actually did drive in Kings Park when I had my log book, because that's where we were going at the time, and it seemed silly to stop the car and get out and change drivers. So we just took the L plates down instead. Which I suppose is a bigger offence, but really the chance of a cop pulling you over in Kings Park is fairly low. (They should amend the 2nd Phase Ls to say that you can drive in Kings Park, because there isn't the same reason that 1st Phase people can't drive there when you already essentially can drive.)

[alias_sqbr]

OMG you're a CRIMINAL :)

[auntpol.livejournal.com]

I KNOW!!! (but I think it's the only crime I've committed knowingly)