Apparently, some people can't pass their driving test themselves. They sent someone else to do that, Gagan Singh. Singh, an illegal overstayer in Britain, is accused for impersonating over 150 written and practical driving tests.
Singh, as it seems, was paid good money for these tests. With about £400 per test and even more for the harder tests, he was able to collect £9000 in one month. Not bad at all.
Unfortunately for all people who used his services, their licenses are now revoked. They will now have to take the test themselves.
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Pass With No Presence
Monday, December 7, 2009
Lower Your Driver's License Points
Many countries in the world use the point system when it comes to your driver's license. It means that every traffic violation adds a number of points to your license, and if you hit a certain number in a period of time, you are punished. However, there are a few ways to fight this system, or at least lower your points. Here's an article by Lance Esondi that explains this.
The Driver's License Point System - Protecting the Points You Have on Your License
In most states there is a driver's license point system. This means that as you get traffic infractions, violations, and tickets each of them have points. As you get more tickets you earn more points. Eventually you will hit the limit and lose your license.
One of the ways of protecting the points on your license is to drive more safely. This is the most obvious but it's a good idea for general safety of others and so you won't lose your license.
Some states allow a driver's defense class. Sometimes it can only be taken once while other states allow it to be taken once a year. If you have earned a significant number of points against your license, it's a good idea to look into classes that might lower your points.
You can also try for alternative punishments when you do get traffic violations. One very common one is traffic school. When getting a ticket ask for traffic school as an alternative. The reason this save points is because the ticket won't be counted against you at all.
If you are nearing the limit on your points and have some infractions that you need to deal with, then that's a good time to get a lawyer to help. It's better to pay serious money on a lawyer than lose your ability to drive.
Fighting your tickets is another way of keeping points off your record. There are many strong defenses that can be used to beat tickets in court.
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Source: EzineArticles.com.
Of course, the best way not to be punished is driving legally. Perhaps a driving test guide can help you.
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Sunday, December 6, 2009
Wax Your Car
If you want your car to look bright and shiny, you can wash it often with water. If you want a better look, you can apply wax to it. The wax helps to keep dirt off and your car remains shiny for a longer time. Here's a video explaining how to do it well.
Hope you learned something,
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Saturday, December 5, 2009
The Two Car Rule
Today I want to talk about something that really irritates me and teach you a valuable rule along the way. This is one of the most important driving rules of all time.
The two car rule says this: if one car passes you from the right, you may be driving too slowly. If two cars pass you from the right, change lanes, you're delaying traffic. Simple and elegant rule.
Too many people don't know about this rule, and this causes them to drive slowly on the left lane, which is the fast lane. With some more traffic IQ the would have realized that choosing the right lane is not a shame, it's the right thing to do.
Have a great weekend!
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Friday, December 4, 2009
The Advantages of Having a Driving Guide
Many people today learn how to drive with only their parents. There is nothing illegal with this, but they are missing some valuable information that their parents can't give them. Something that only a driving guide can. Here's an article I wrote about it.
What Are the Advantages of Having a Driving Guide?
Do you know that 60% of all soon-to-be drivers fail their driving test? Many people wonder why so many students fail the test and the answer is a little closer than you think. Driving instructors get paid by the hour right? If you learn to drive in just 5 hours, they are paid for 5 hours, which is not much at all. But if you learn to drive in 50 hours, they get paid 10 times as much. And this is a pretty large sum. So, the driving instructors have all the motives to delay you. This is why you need the advantages of having a driving guide.
There are also a lot of extra lessons most students take, although they don't really need them. In fact, the instructor will most definitely encourage you to take as many lessons as possible. After all, he is paid for them. One might say these people are stealing money right out of the palm of your hand. Are you curious what the advantages of having a driving guide are? Well, you will save money on your driving lessons and learn to drive faster than before.
The advantages of having a driving guide are a lot more than just speed and money. You will have the chance to see what examiners want to see in the test. You will also need fewer lessons than other students will. Who wants to loose time? By exploiting the advantages of having a driving guide, you will pass your test quickly and easily.
Since everyone wants to get their driving license as soon as possible, one of the advantages of having a driving guide is that you will pass the test from the first time. No more retries! You get your driving license fast and easy!
Driving instructors are paid by the hour and delay you from obtaining your driving license. Why not exploit the advantages of having a driving guide? Why not take the test from the first try and save a lot of money?
Hope you learned something,
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
First Time Driving: Etsuko
Uncommon names are a common part of the first time driving series. Today we have Etsuko, which seems like an Asian name. It's not only a name, she's also a first time driver. And not a bad one. Listen to how quiet this video is.
This video was uploaded two weeks ago, so Etsuko still has a long way to go. By the way she drives now, getting the license won't be a big issue for her.
Good luck!
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Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Top Gear Truck Driving Challenge: Part 3
Today is the third and final part of the Top Gear truck driving challenge. Who will win? Who will lose? Who will go on fire? It's all in this video.
Hope you enjoyed this series.
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