Is that what passes for a "Chick Magnet" in your area?i came from behind the barn in a huge Massey Ferguson
The last time I hired a car in the UK, it was a Vauxhall Astra if I remember correctly. I thought that was horrible. No feeling to the steering, lacking in power, I seemed to have a hell of a job to make it do more than 50MPH, yet in town I seemed to have a hard job to keep it below 30MPH, it felt weird.The car i am learning in is a tiny Corsa!! I am not used to driving something with steering so light, it turns just by looking at the steering wheel!! Actually its horrible to drive, feels like it would blow over in the wind
One minuet she says i drive a car like a tractor then she is asking why i didnt drive the car like a tractor!! She couldnt see the irony in that at all. I asked if I could use the landrover for the next lesson, but she refused because it dosnt have dual control...
Now that is a bit steep, here a complete course (theory and 28 driving lessons 45min. each) costs rougly £300Anyway first lesson done!! 2 hours and £85 spent!! I better pass the driving test pretty quick, extortionate costs learning to drive.
How hard is the test?Now that is a bit steep, here a complete course (theory and 28 driving lessons 45min. each) costs rougly £300
Maybe you should come to Prague and get your course here, might be cheaper even with the accomodation and plane tickets
Well done LG.
Is that what passes for a "Chick Magnet" in your area?
The last time I hired a car in the UK, it was a Vauxhall Astra if I remember correctly. I thought that was horrible. No feeling to the steering, lacking in power, I seemed to have a hell of a job to make it do more than 50MPH, yet in town I seemed to have a hard job to keep it below 30MPH, it felt weird.
JimB
I am not sure if a course in english costs the same, but the tests are really not hard, just a load of questions. But driving on the right side might not be that useful to you when you get back to UKHow hard is the test?
Honestly that dosnt sound like a bad idea to me.
Like this?:... i came from behind the barn in a huge Massey Ferguson...
Like this?:
Since turning circle has been mentioned above by Throbscottle, for those who do not know, turning circle is limited (or not) by the location of the driving axle.
Front wheel drive vehicles have a limited range of movement for the front axle, due to the presence of the driveshafts and constant velocity joints.
Rear wheel drive vehicles have no driveshafts and subsequently, constant velocity joints, on the front axle, so there is much less restriction on the angle which the front wheels can be turned for maneuvering.
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