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Learner driver fails theory test for 128th time despite spending nearly £3k on fees
(www.independent.co.uk)
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Given how backed up testing centres are I'd be amazed if you could get more than four in a year. I took my test in 2020 (great year to take a test) and the time between me trying to take the test and me actually getting to take the test was about 5 months. Assuming it's improved a little bit since then but they're still backed up from what I hear