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This is in Darwin perhaps the easiest place to get your licence here

What? You can’t drive in flip flops?😂

At least youse don’t have to do 100 hours before taking the test 😂

not dumb just nervous some ppl get more nervous in tests like these i am bit like that too but its just the first few minutes for me

always… 💀

If it's on the road, always. If it's in a parking bay, never.

hows the drivers license going?

Only because cameras are on...

It’s cause it was a school zone. And zones in Australia that are 40km (school, road words, etc), you can’t go over even 1km at any point. If you do it’s an instant fail. It’s for the safety of kids or workers who are working on or near the road.

It’s not even just because it’s a school zone, if a police officer or speed camera in Australia catches someone doing 61 in a 60, they will fine them

@@DeannoPlaysMC3 km leeway

@@curtis6618 not in my experience, I’ve gotten a fine for 41 in a 40 before, thankfully I got it thrown out due to 10 years of good driving

@@DeannoPlaysMC yeah you’re right usually they wouldn’t fine you for 1 over but if you’re unlucky they have all the power to do it. My bad

Darwin

Darwin Northern Territory. The only place where you can get your Ps at 16 it seems in all of Australia.

He's the typical person for a self caused crash

this show is so old, hes an adult now. Use your head, your acting like this show just came out or some shit.

So you can use the time to review the areas where you struggled and focus on improving your driving skills.

Insane lol but it happens at accredited centers...

No, it's a completely different job here in Australia.

Have to disagree with you, that fact that you had to speed up to get through the light even though you didn't go over the limit means you had time to stop and be safe. Being a good driver isn't just about being able to handle a car it's about being safe (for yourself and others) while doing it and what you did wasn't; another car could have come along and t-boned you. You could have potentially caused a serious accident and that's the reason why you failed.

I'm a driving instructor in the Northern Territory. I can confirm that what you've said is true. 🚗

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you only need your Ls for 6 months where this is set

The guy with the beard who looks 23, or the 18 yo blonde twink?

Not in NT. You only need to hold your learner licence for 6 months. You’re 16 and 6 months going for your red P’s.

Not in the Northern Territory. This series is filmed in Darwin. In the NT, you can get your L's on the day of your 16th birthday, you only have to hold your L's for 6 months. Therefore you can get your P's at 16.5 years old. You hold your P's for 2 years if you're under 25 (1 year for over 25's). Therefore, you can have a full driver's licence at the age of 18.5. I'm a driving instructor in the Northern Territory. I do this with students everyday! 🚗

Sorry what?

@cathy_166 yes u saw that right. 😐😐

@@itroll9345 who are you to judge? You're a -5/10 just with that attitude alone

@cathy_166 -5 😪😪😪😪 Are u a bus tho ?

@cathy_166 -5 😪😪😪😪 Whats for dinner tonight tho ?

Idk about Darwin but in Vic if it makes no impact on others or if there’s no one around when that mistake happens the error is only minor not a serious

@@animefan7424 what?? damn that's weird, in wa you need to do shoulder checks whenever you turn or merge no matter who's around you or you'll fail look for that section of the test (5 sections, min 3 passed for look or you fail), same with signal. Ik its different over east but the fact she could do that and still pass is insane

​@@ahhh4851nobody fails for missing two shoulder checks during the test. Don't talk about things you obviously don't have any clue about

@@ahhh4851 Just wanted to ask if you are not in the lane merging into the other (lane that continues straight with other lane merging into) must you indicate?

@@dalon6900 it depends. If you're on a freeway and it says left lane ends, merge right, then only the peosple in that left lane must indicate. But, if it just says form one lane, even if it looks like one lane ends and the other continues, then yes you should indicate :)

Bro’s still first 😭

I can confirm this is true. I live in the same state this TV show is filmed in. 📺

Well, it depends on the state. For example, in Queensland it's 30 mins.

this is filmed in a state where there are no minimum driving hours

100 hours practice, 6 months on your L plates, and then a 45-minute test where I live, and the pass rate is only 33%

damn that is pretty strict, here it was 30 hours u can take extra hours usually ppl take extra 10 more then a few highway rides and a night time drive and the test was around 30-45 min it is strict here but yours seem even crazier

Why do you guys drive on the wrong side of the road?

In Australia we drive on the left, the correct side of the road 😊

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r u real

U guys are to mad about being normal so you haven’t changed from mph to kph and Fahrenheit to Celsius 😂😂

Speed

@@iWatchYouDaily both of you are wrong lmfao

@@Joocey 😭😭

He died cus of a motorcycle crash in Darwin

@@parkerying222 how do u know that

@@elysiumgaming2866internet

Xavier Lengyel, 16, was riding along Leonino Road in Darwin River when it’s believed a car overtook another vehicle and crashed into him head-on.

@@elysiumgaming2866there’s a police report about it

no but a lot of people know how to drive one if needed

Depends where you go really

@@firerainnzz yep out near where I live they are somewhat common but I guess if I was to go into the city (Sydney) they wouldn’t be.