Henny
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Hi I am looking to do my trailer test but dont have a trailer or anyone who can go out with me to practise. do you think I can pass just from doing a course?
trailer test - just doing the course/lessons no practise
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Baileyhoss
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Probably, it might take a little longer if you are relying on lessons with no practice between, but you should get there.
Durhamchance
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Yep. easy. exactly what I did. I had a one day course and passed my test first time a week later.
Stacie_and_Jed
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Yep. easy. exactly what I did. I had a one day course and passed my test first time a week later.
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Im so pleased to hear this!
I have my one day course and test booked on 12th March and i was worried i wouldnt be able to pass. I do have a trailer and car but wont have much, if any, practice before my test day.
Yep. easy. exactly what I did. I had a one day course and passed my test first time a week later.
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Im so pleased to hear this!
I have my one day course and test booked on 12th March and i was worried i wouldnt be able to pass. I do have a trailer and car but wont have much, if any, practice before my test day.
Henny
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Fantastic - thanks for all your replies!
Durhamchance
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I had no practice at all- although I did buy a toy landrover with trailer and I practiced reversing it on the living room rug! (seriously!)
Henny
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i think my budget could stretch to a toy one...............did it help!!??
Durhamchance
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yes lol, it helped me to get to grips with the whole turning the opposite way to the way you need to go when reversing.
Henny
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johnexley
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Some people require more training than others, people learn at different rates and some struggle to get out of bad habits they have picked up. I have known people pass the test after half a days training but have also known people fail after a weeks training!
http://www.johnexley.co.uk/jedttrailer.htm
http://www.johnexley.co.uk/jedttrailer.htm
Durhamchance
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http://www.toy-choice.co.uk/products/472/
do you mean like that
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Yes, just like that!
I also agree with what has been said above. I'm a confident driver and found it very easy. Good practice before you even start training would be to start driving like you are on your test- i.e.: hands at ten to two, mirrors mirrors mirrors, handbrake on when at lights etc.
http://www.toy-choice.co.uk/products/472/
do you mean like that
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Yes, just like that!
I also agree with what has been said above. I'm a confident driver and found it very easy. Good practice before you even start training would be to start driving like you are on your test- i.e.: hands at ten to two, mirrors mirrors mirrors, handbrake on when at lights etc.