Originally Posted by chappy89

If you are a competent driver you shouldn't have a problem anywhere you take it.

this kind of sanctimonious bs doesn't help anyone, giving yourself the best chance to pass saves both time and money. I don't make the rules, just make the most out of the situation.

Originally Posted by tyrant

this kind of sanctimonious bs doesn't help anyone, giving yourself the best chance to pass saves both time and money. I don't make the rules, just make the most out of the situation.

Make yourself a non-shitty driver. Make the most out of the rest of your life. Simple yes?

Originally Posted by BlakeM

Make yourself a non-shitty driver. Make the most out of the rest of your life. Simple yes?

i guess, I was in a non non-shitty mood yesterday, although I could have worded it better I still stand by what I said, I apply the same philosophy when i did my course selection this summer "no need to make life hard for no apparent reason"

I did it in Burlington and it was fine. They will fail you for the same things regardless of what city you are in (rolling stop, failure to yield right of way, hitting stuff), so spend the extra cash on a driving lesson the week before rather than going to a far-away obscure city.

I think the reason there is different pass/fail rates in different cities is because it depends on the local traffic. It would be difficult in parts of Toronto since you would HAVE to cut someone off which is frowned upon, but in more sparse places then you can be a much more passive driver.

Originally Posted by PinkiePie

I did it in Burlington and it was fine. They will fail you for the same things regardless of what city you are in (rolling stop, failure to yield right of way, hitting stuff), so spend the extra cash on a driving lesson the week before rather than going to a far-away obscure city.

Im going to do mine in burlington in about 1-2 months. can you tell me where they took you and what other things they asked you to do?