Wow that's deep. Even having access to test dates online 24/7 you can't get one, I couldn't imagine having to call. What she done sounded crazy, I hope she gets the anger management she needs 🙏🏼
That was I was thinking too, a Ban from all centre would be more effective and send greater message. But then I thought the 3 months cool of period is across all test centres so seem like that covers it.
I think if someone starts cursing and then drive erratically after doing so, is just very dangerous and a rather crazy over reaction and what the DVSA did was justifiable. Cause if she did pass, and then still have that reaction if she made a mistake or get confronted by other road users. Then it really is very dangerous. In the end of the day, you have to show to the examiner that you can drive and know the rules of the road. And that you can drive Safely and make the examiner feel safe. If she started shouting, cursing and driving erratically. That is just red flag left and right.
In the most sincere way, she should be required to get therapy or proof she is mentally stable to even be on the roads. I’ve never heard of a case like that. Being upset or to feel that it’s unfair is perfectly normal. Her response wasn’t. Hope she’s okay
That would be far fetched lol but I see what you. I was with the mindset that the punishment could be tougher but after a conversation with other instructor colleagues about their experience with similar situation and another pupil reaching out for same, it’s now clearer that the punishment given has stronger impact than initially thought.
@@OJKENNY I just wonder how she is going to deal with road rage in the future if she can’t cope with not getting her own way. I’ve seen someone get out in traffic and kick someone’s side window in,due to road rage. Not everyone is stable and that’s okay, but I feel like something has to be done to protect others.
I should imagine that by having to phone in for a test the official answering the phone will enter candidate details into a computer and a red flagged warning will come up about the incident. At this point the potential candidate will have to adopt a very moderate tone and may be asked contentious questions which will be a bit irritating and may cause rage which she will have to supress.
