Mod 1: lost theory cert, stalled and too slow

[6r4h4m]

...none of which matters Passed, and one step closer to binning the L's!

Told the test centre in advance about the theory certificate being missing, and they sorted it. The stall was from faffing nervously after the manual handling - I hadn't brought the stand up fully, so the engine cut out when I tried to go into first. And the low speed earned me a minor fault and another ride round for the avoidance manoeuvre.

Now to find time for Mod 2

[Holdawayt]

Nice one Graham, that's the worst bit over. Best of luck for your Mod 2. Remember to think of the instructor as a sat nav in your ear and treat it like any other ride.

Tom.

[Rogerborg]

[6r4h4m]

[Dave70]

[pbt]

As long as you inform the test centre in advance that you've lost your theory certificate, they can check their system for the expiry date, and let you take the test. If you just turn up without it though, it all depends on the whim of the examiner whether or not he 'has time' to check.

[andyscooter]

I didn't need mine for my car one at all

its all on the system they look at on the screen and all they need to do is check your licence for id
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[duhawkz]

Didn't need mine for the hgv either, it wasn't even mentioned
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[6r4h4m]

[Dave70]

Well done mate.

Feels good getting ride of those L plates I bet.
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[DVSA Derek]

It's just a quick call to get a TT certificate number, no great shakes. We don't even need them for cars and vocational tests.
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