No one passes on Friday.
When it comes to practical driving tests, there will always be someone willing to give free advice about what will or won't happen on the day and what you should or shouldn't do, a lot of what you hear will be rubbish – people prefer to make up stories than to accept that they were just not good enough on the day.
You will pass or fail on your own merit. If you have listened to me and are fully prepared for your test, you will find it easy. Remember, your instructor's advice is not free! Instructor's are professionals and know much better than your friends and family about what does and doesn't happen on the test.
The driving test is designed by the Driving Standards Agency to examine your ability to drive safely and apply the rules of the road.
Passing the test does not mean that you are a good driver; but it does mean that a highly trained examiner considers that you are skilful and safe enough behind the wheel to drive on your own without further assessment.
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