Driving age
Feb 17th 2008 | 3:45 am
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Driving age
my daughter wants to learn to drive here in Spain,could someone tell me what is the legal age for driving and does the test follow the criteria as the UK cheers
Feb 17th 2008 | 4:50 am
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Re: Driving age
The legal driving age in Spain is 18
You can only be taught to drive by a professional instructor
You will have to pay for 3 tests at once,which in practice means 2 x theory,and 1 x practical. Tests are available in English in the major immigrant areas.
You can only be taught to drive by a professional instructor
You will have to pay for 3 tests at once,which in practice means 2 x theory,and 1 x practical. Tests are available in English in the major immigrant areas.
Feb 17th 2008 | 9:17 am
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Re: Driving age
Feb 17th 2008 | 9:25 am
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Re: Driving age
Not for xx years now!
Feb 17th 2008 | 9:29 am
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Re: Driving age
Apparently they are taught to go around the roundabout in the outside lane, which explains a lot!
Lessons here are not even conducted on a one to one basis. There is usually a car full of learners.
My son who has just turned 17 is going back to the UK to take an intensive course so that as soon as he turns 18, he will be able to drive the car which he (mistakenly) thinks will appear on the drive!
Lessons here are not even conducted on a one to one basis. There is usually a car full of learners.
My son who has just turned 17 is going back to the UK to take an intensive course so that as soon as he turns 18, he will be able to drive the car which he (mistakenly) thinks will appear on the drive!
Feb 17th 2008 | 10:24 am
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Re: Driving age
Apparently they are taught to go around the roundabout in the outside lane, which explains a lot!
Lessons here are not even conducted on a one to one basis. There is usually a car full of learners.
My son who has just turned 17 is going back to the UK to take an intensive course so that as soon as he turns 18, he will be able to drive the car which he (mistakenly) thinks will appear on the drive!
Lessons here are not even conducted on a one to one basis. There is usually a car full of learners.
My son who has just turned 17 is going back to the UK to take an intensive course so that as soon as he turns 18, he will be able to drive the car which he (mistakenly) thinks will appear on the drive!
mine (in spain) were on a one to one basis.
and during the exam the instructor was with me, in the front, and the examiner sat on the back.
Feb 17th 2008 | 6:52 pm
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Re: Driving age
Feb 17th 2008 | 11:50 pm
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Re: Driving age
Apparently they are taught to go around the roundabout in the outside lane, which explains a lot!
Lessons here are not even conducted on a one to one basis. There is usually a car full of learners.
My son who has just turned 17 is going back to the UK to take an intensive course so that as soon as he turns 18, he will be able to drive the car which he (mistakenly) thinks will appear on the drive!
Lessons here are not even conducted on a one to one basis. There is usually a car full of learners.
My son who has just turned 17 is going back to the UK to take an intensive course so that as soon as he turns 18, he will be able to drive the car which he (mistakenly) thinks will appear on the drive!
Feb 18th 2008 | 12:39 am
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Re: Driving age
Bet he got over it more quickly than you did! They just don't seem to have any concept of mortality at that age!
Feb 18th 2008 | 1:03 am
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Re: Driving age
Yes you're right ...thinks he is invincible...and is now looking for another car ..but with a higher cc !!!! He also swears that he is STILL a better driver than me !!!!:curse::curse::curse:
Feb 18th 2008 | 6:09 am
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Re: Driving age
Apparently they are taught to go around the roundabout in the outside lane, which explains a lot!
Lessons here are not even conducted on a one to one basis. There is usually a car full of learners.
My son who has just turned 17 is going back to the UK to take an intensive course so that as soon as he turns 18, he will be able to drive the car which he (mistakenly) thinks will appear on the drive!
Lessons here are not even conducted on a one to one basis. There is usually a car full of learners.
My son who has just turned 17 is going back to the UK to take an intensive course so that as soon as he turns 18, he will be able to drive the car which he (mistakenly) thinks will appear on the drive!
Feb 18th 2008 | 6:23 am
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