I had my driving test scheduled for this morning, but I didn't even get to drive because the instructor pointed out that my blinker light was exposed. The blinker and all of the other lights work properly, the plastic cover is a little broken on one side though. She said that I could get a ticket for this and we couldn't continue the exam. I understand getting a ticket for something like a crack in a windshield. The exposed blinker seems minor to me though. So was her reason valid or was she just trying to zoom through the tests today? I asked if I could quickly get it fixed and come back to take the test, but she said I'd have to reschedule and also mentioned that they were under-staffed today, with only two examiners available. I am very dissapointed.
2007-03-12
14:54:20
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xxxcerealfordinnerxxx
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