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29-04-11, 20:39
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how much does H licence test cost ?
guys (in the UK)
an idea's what i need to do to arrange an H test ? say i had access to a tracked vehicle and land to take the test on what would i need to do ? i looked on the DSA site and i think its circa £60 for the test but it is very vague on whether the instructor can come to a location i specify ? anyone able to discuss what they did during their test and how long it lasts for ? i have heard of tests lasting circa 5 mins in some cases Cheers Richie
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29-04-11, 23:33
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when you apply for the test you just put the address of the place of test not the test station. i can talk you through it if you want. i have put a lot of people through their tests.
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29-04-11, 23:47
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yeah cheers Shaun was not sure how it works.. was just wondering what other folk have had to do for their tests ? i know with these things you tend to have to do more and more as time goes on
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30-04-11, 09:30
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Different DSA offices apply different criteria to others. Some will insist the test is conducted on the road in a suitable vehicle, others are happy to do it off road in a crawler tractor.
Be prepared to travel if you want the easier version!
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30-04-11, 12:18
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yes i am happy to travel so i think i would prefer the easier one....seems daft taking a test on the road when the instructor has no way of intervening should you make a balls up of something....but on the flipside i can understand why they would.
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30-04-11, 12:20
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That's the thing, you take your test with an examiner not an instructor. If they have to intervene, you've already failed!
It is an easy test, I wouldn't worry about it.
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04-05-11, 14:02
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Quote:
  I have placed the subject postings elsewehere. Back to subject please! Hanno
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