yusuf

As I mentioned earlier, I am 100% sure that he was racist towards me, but I can't prove it. I can feel it. It happened exactly as you said. The exam had just started and after a few miles, I stopped the engine during a start-up and started it again without endangering anyone and continued on my way, and this only happened once. But each time, it states at least two major mistakes so that they support each other. My other mistake is that I passed too close to a parked red car. This is also a completely unprovable situation. Which car is how close? I am now looking for another course and the other courses only do not accept the mod2 exam. I don't understand this either. They say I need to take the training again.

I am 41 years old and have been riding a motorcycle in my own country for over 20 years. I have been living in London for about 4 years. I am failing the mod 2 for the 6th time. Everyone who took the mod 2 test with me passed the first time. I have made mistakes of course. But the examiner is racist but it is very difficult for me to prove it. I am now doing research to take another course. and these 6 exams cost me almost 1800gbp. is stopping the engine during the start a major mistake? that is not my daily motorcycle. this can happen to anyone when you are riding a motorcycle for the first time. what is the problem with this as long as you do not fall to the ground and do not endanger traffic. also the exam had just started and it only happened once. I stopped the car 2 times when I was getting my car license but I passed that exam and got my license. is this a major mistake for a motorcycle? this only happened to me during the 6th test.