UK We use some essential cookies to make this website work. Accept additional cookies Reject additional cookies View cookies. Hide this message. Part of Learn to drive a car: step by step. Driving test: cars. If you do not pass The examiner will tell you what faults you made. Appeal your driving test You can appeal your driving test if you can prove that your driving examiner did not follow the law. If DVSA does not agree with your complaint you may be able to appeal to a court instead.
Appeal your driving test to a court You can appeal if you can prove that your examiner did not follow the law when they carried out your test. You might have to pay significant legal costs if your appeal is unsuccessful. Print entire guide. Step 1 : Check you're allowed to drive. Check what age you can drive Requirements for driving legally Driving eyesight rules.
Step 2 : Get a provisional licence. Step 3 : Driving lessons and practice. The Highway Code Taking driving lessons Find driving schools, lessons and instructors Practise vehicle safety questions. Is all of this above board.
It could also be the case that he accumulated too many minors, as opposed to making one single major fault. In any case, it seems completely above board. Hi Bethany, I just failed my driving test today in Speke.
The examiner used the brake when I moving off. The situation is that I parked in the left side of the road and having at least 50 yards away from a cross behind. I checked all mirrors and left and right blind pots and prepared to move off. However, a red car turn left from the cross behind. I have planty of time and room to get out of the bay and drive normally. However, the examiner use the brake as soon as he see the red car turn left from the behind cross at least 50 yards away.
I do not very understand his behaviou. I am so angry at that moment. I just talked to him that it still very far and I can do this. Accroding to the 7. Obviously, he did not do this. Meanwhile, he did not take a form to make and records of my driving process. I only got one serious during moving off and I did not get any other records recommand.
I am not sure it is normal for a examiner to record nothing during a test. Meanwhile, I want to know about how to appeal it if necessary. It is because my coach told me I can not use my phone to record the process when having a test. There are only the examiner and myself on the car at that moment.
I even do not have and evidence to prove what I say. What should I do? Actually, I am a foreign and I am from China. Will it be negative for met to appeal?
Meanwhile, what if I meet the examiner again if I appealed him? I am a student and I know nothing about the appeal process. I am waiting for your reply. Yours sincerely, Yiteng. It can be so disappointing, especially when you feel like the examiner was working against you. Or, he could have simply been waiting until the end of the test to complete his feedback.
If you feel as though your examiner did not follow the regulations during your test, you can go ahead and appeal it. Your test result will not change, but you could get a retest if your appeal is successful. The only issue you might have here is the length of time it could potentially take. I failed my driving test today apparently because a mobility scooter was driving towards me down the road I gave him nearly 2 meters distance and was doing 15,20mph but the examiner screamed at me slow down I was in total control of the situation and aware as I was the correct distance away from him, is that right I only had 4 minors aswel.
Failing the driving test can be so disappointing! When asked to carry out a bay parking manoeuvre, you have to park within the lines. Tell the court you want to make an appeal about your driving test under section 90 of The Road Traffic Act The court will write to you with the details of when the hearing will be. The letter will tell you what to do on the day.
In most cases, DVSA will have a legal representative in court. In some cases, the driving examiner might also be at the hearing to give evidence and answer questions. DVSA will contact you if you win your appeal.
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