Never distract yourself by having a conservation with the tester cause they will intentionally do this to see how you will react by a distracting passenger
This is set in the NT. You only need to hold your learner licence with no defaults for 6 months. You’re 16 and 6 months when you’re sitting your red p’s test.
6 months of Ls and then attempting P's... not long enough. And going for them when you're 16/17... Victoria its L's when you're 16-17 and then when you're 18 you're able to go for your 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! 🚗
I remember failing my Ps test for the first time because the light went orange and instead of stopping I instinctively accelerated to make it across before it turned red. Made it across without seeing the light ever turn red and I was actually going like 5 under the speed limit so it was kinda a bs fail
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.
Jesse isn’t even close to being ready!
Never distract yourself by having a conservation with the tester cause they will intentionally do this to see how you will react by a distracting passenger
16??!? Thats a grown man he aint no 16 yr old
What I’ve realised watching this is the examiners are extremely lenient down under, you would NOT get away with a pass that easy in the UK 😂
Only because cameras are on...
This is set in the NT. You only need to hold your learner licence with no defaults for 6 months. You’re 16 and 6 months when you’re sitting your red p’s test.
I'm a driving instructor in the Northern Territory. I can confirm that what you've said is true. 🚗
45 minute test is wild
Mine was 14min I got my full 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
thats the standard test time a license test in aussie and NZ.
@@malama29 In Canada alberta its 45 mins and contains a highway section, parallel park and uphill/downhill parking
yes same as in NZ and Aus
@@sherozsheroz
~40 mins in the uk
Awesome instructors. 🎉❤ respect
6 months of Ls and then attempting P's... not long enough.
And going for them when you're 16/17...
Victoria its L's when you're 16-17 and then when you're 18 you're able to go for your P's
that man ain't 16 you have have to keep your L's for atleast one year so you need to be 17 to do test
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! 🚗
I remember failing my Ps test for the first time because the light went orange and instead of stopping I instinctively accelerated to make it across before it turned red. Made it across without seeing the light ever turn red and I was actually going like 5 under the speed limit so it was kinda a bs fail
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.
Are the instructors the examiners there too?
Insane lol but it happens at accredited centers...
No, it's a completely different job here in Australia.
can upost some more episodes please
driver sitting the wrong side...looks difficult
its the exact same as if it were to be on the right...
Sooo..you don’t know how driving works in different countries..?
@@fuckthegreensbet he’s confused why they’re driving on the left side of the road too lmao
Maybe that’s because they’re driving on the left side of the road?
typical american thinking theyre the centre of the world and everyone does the same as them
17 is legal for a reason 👅
🤣🤣
Andddd shes 5/10 herself just like her driving 🙄🙄🙄
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 ?