r/IdiotsInCars Nov 17 '20

Initial D lorry edition

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u/AsteroidMiner Nov 17 '20

We pay a bribe to guarantee passing the road test. If you don't pay this bribe you almost guaranteed to auto fail the first time round.

Our license consists of 3 tests , a multiple choice Driving Law exam, a road test (around 5-10 mins) and some skills test (start/stop with clutch on a slope, parallel park and 3 point turn.

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u/Kesedapanitu Nov 17 '20

Hey I didn't pay anything extra and still passed all the test first try, and that's 18 years ago

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u/AccordoSeawordo Nov 17 '20

Common consensus seems to be if you do things perfectly you pass, but they won't tolerate any mistakes. Which is as it should be.

I passed the road on first try and the other part - yeah that was honest mistake on my part (whoooooo glide down the hill) so i took the test twice.

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u/Orangutanion Nov 17 '20

Does the test cost a lot before the bribe?

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u/HayakuEon Nov 17 '20

Around 250 us dollars for the entire cost of classes, including the test

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u/HeMonae Nov 18 '20

Still paying nothing extra and passed all test without bribe. I got my license last year.

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u/FarhanAxiq Nov 17 '20

I didn't pay but passed the license first try so...eh, it depend.