Home News Kudos! After Failing 157 Times, Man Finally Passes His Learner’s Test for Driving

Kudos! After Failing 157 Times, Man Finally Passes His Learner’s Test for Driving

Kudos! After Failing 157 Times, Man Finally Passes His Learner’s Test for Driving

Home  » 
Website  » 
International

 » 
Kudos! After Failing 157 Times, Man Finally Passes His Learner’s Test for Driving





Kudos! After Failing 157 Times, Man Finally Passes His Learner’s Test for Driving








outlookindia.com

2021-01-15T07:44:58+05:30

Try and try until you succeed – and this man from England has proved it. After failing 157 times, he finally succeeded and got his driving licence. He did not give up his driving test even after failing over hundred times and kept on trying till he finally passed it on the 158th time. 

That’s not all, in a bid to clear the exam, again and again, the man also had to spend £3,000 (Rs 3 lakh) while filling the application formalities. And, now even though he has finally passed his theory test, one must wonder what will happen when he has to give the practical test.

According to statistics released by Driving and Vehicle Standards Agency, until now the country’s second-biggest failure is a woman in her 30s, who has taken the theory test 117 times and has not passed it yet. And, in third place is a 48-year-old woman who finally passed in her 94th attempt.

And, when it comes to clearing the practical test, a 72-year-old Englishman succeeded in gaining his license after 43 attempts to get his licence, while a 47-year-old woman still has not passed despite 41 attempts.

Reacting to such queries, Director of Select Car Leasing, Mark Tongue said, “It’s true what they say: If at first you don’t succeed try, try and try again. Passing your driving test can be one of life’s trickiest challenges and it can take some of us many more attempts than others.”

He said, “But whether you fail your test once or 157 times, there’s no shame in picking yourself up and having another go – and anyone who can do that deserves great credit.”

 


For in-depth, objective and more importantly balanced journalism, Click here to subscribe to Outlook Magazine


This article is auto-generated by Algorithm Source: www.outlookindia.com

Related Posts

0

Ad Blocker Detected!

Refresh