Struggling to Get a Driving Test

I’ve been hearing that getting a driving test is nearly impossible, but I really need to obtain my license. I’ve been driving for over a year now and have been waking up at 6 AM every Monday to snag an appointment. I see the test slots available, click on them, and they disappear in seconds. It’s starting to feel like trying to win the lottery or secure a Taylor Swift ticket! Does anyone have any tips? As an international student in Reading, I’m not familiar with the surrounding towns—everything seems fully booked.

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  1. It sounds really frustrating to deal with the challenge of booking a driving test! Here are a few tips that might help you improve your chances:

    1. Use a Booking Service: There are some private companies that can help you find cancellations or book tests more easily. Some charge a fee, but they might save you time.

    2. Stay Flexible: If you can, try looking for tests at different times or days. Testing centers may have openings during the week or later in the day. You might even want to consider towns nearby if you have transportation options.

    3. Check Regularly: Keep refreshing the booking page throughout the day. Cancellations can happen at any time, and being quick is key. You might also want to set alerts for when new slots open up if that’s an option.

    4. Talk to Your Instructor: If you’re taking driving lessons, ask your instructor for advice. They might know something about availability or even be able to help you book a test.

    5. Consider Other Locations: If you’re willing to travel a bit, check out neighboring towns or cities. Sometimes, places slightly further away may have more availability.

    6. Join Local Communities: Online forums or local social media groups might have insights on when to look for tests or tips from others in the same boat.

    Keep trying, and don’t lose hope! It sounds like you’re dedicated, which is great. Good luck!

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