Considering it's an old Korean Lady and she failed the written part of the test, actual driving ability may not have any part in the matter.derelict said:I'm going to go with 10th, unless she's got any diagnosed brain disorder.spectrenihlus said:No this is a person you do not want driving a vehicle. They should have told her sorry no more chances after the 100th try.
She only failed the writing part. The one time she finally got to the driving part of the test, she passed.PoisonUnagi said:She'll crash in the first month, I'll bet about 10 bucks on that.
She failed the written part not the practical part.Redlin5 said:Wow, just wow. The license is pushing it but giving her a free car? That is very stupid. Lets wait a few weeks and wait to hear about when she crashes the new car into a Walmart.
I didn't notice, but now that you mention it I think I will lol a little.johnsom said:Anyone else lol a bit about their choice of what car to give her?Jiraiya72 said:Kia handed her the keys to a brand-new Soul.
Ah okay. I was under the impression it was a Korean woman living in the USA.RAKtheUndead said:It was done in Korea, and it cost her something like £4,200.Legion said:Out of curiosity do you have to pay to take the written exam in the USA?
I mean, to take that test 960 times in the UK it'd cost you around £29,000 ($35,000ish).