One person said they were made to attempt a reverse around a corner at the base of a hill, off a busy road. The learner driver said they had to stop the manoeuvre four times to let traffic pass, at which point the tester told them to “just leave it”.
The learner driver said while the theory portion of the test went well, “things began to go downhill” when they left the test centre to start the drive.
Other complaints included people who felt their examiners were “rude” and “grumpy”, as well as one person who said they were not allowed to sit their test as they were one minute late. Another complainant said they were told to put down the driver side window during the test, despite the “torrential” rain outside. “This caused my right side to get soaked and affected my vision on my right side due to the rain coming in on top of me,” they told the RSA.
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