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For the P plate tests maybe, but that'd depend on the state too. The way you phrased it makes me think of cops at lights just going around and aggressively thr
by sk0g 9y ago
For the P plate tests maybe, but that'd depend on the state too.
The way you phrased it makes me think of cops at lights just going around and aggressively throwing gear sticks into 1st.
- taneq 9y agoI was responding to a post which said: > Not putting it in neutral when stopped can contribute to failing your driving test in the U.K. So the context was specifically driving tests.