Dan Trent
16/11/2011 13:59 | By Dan Trent, Contributor, MSN Cars
Driving myths: the driving test

Myth: examiners have a quota of people they have to fail

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"It's totally untrue," says Mike. "We have a system that might flag up if you're getting a 95% pass rate and your colleagues are all getting 65% but it's entirely possible you just had a good run of candidates." Put simply you'll pass or fail on the strength of your driving.

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