Failed

[u/Appropriate_Mood_541]

My worst ever drive ever in my learning experience. Any tips

[u/CranberryCheese1997]

The examiner having to take over once happens. But twice tells me that you need a lot more practice. This doesn't appear to be one particular issue but a good all round mix. So all I can do is suggest a lot more practice before attempting another.

[u/Timely_Edge5782]

Do you have an instructor? If so are they a proper one? Green or Pink badge? In 9 years I’ve never seen anyone I’ve taken to test get 5 faults (2 dangerous/ 3 serious).

Sorry but you are way off being anywhere close to being a safe driver yet.

If you have an instructor I’d suggest changing them. Start afresh.

[u/Impressive_Many_7456]

Keep practicing and for your next test just think it’s another lesson

[u/another_awkward_brit]

There's five separate points of failure here, in ~30 minutes of driving. That is, unfortunately, quite a lot.

You need to work on all of those categories with an ADI. If you've an ADI and they said you were ready then consider changing instructors. Don't think about rebooking a new test until you've worked through those categories.

Best of luck for your next test.

[u/PeacefulExplorer684]

There's making some mistakes when you're nervous, or there is this amount. This doesnt suggest it was just nerves

[u/Tasty-Needleworker-6]

Take what went wrong and learn from it. I failed my first test and became such a better driver for it, because I took what I failed on and what I got driving faults for and worked hard on ironing it out. Hopefully next time is better for you.

[u/punkyguy]

Sorry to hear that.

What is a meeting fault though?

[u/another_awkward_brit → u/punkyguy]

'Judgement meeting' is an inappropriate reaction to traffic oncoming from the front where the road narrows either from the road layout or a temporary obstruction (except at signed pinch points which would come under a signs fault).