Spot the difference....

[Deleted member 26715]

Double Pedant Alert:

Examiners don't, and never have, 'jumped out' in front of motorcycles on test. They stand to the side and raise an arm to signal the rider to stop. Any other method would be unnecessary and possibly dangerous. As for them jumping out in front of the wrong motorcyclist? That's just an old urban myth.

Triple Pedant Alert

My Examiner on both my <50cc & >50cc tests looked up & down the street several times as I approached & then stepped into the road & raised his arm along with the clipboard.

 

[Smokin Joe]

Triple Pedant Alert

My Examiner on both my <50cc & >50cc tests looked up & down the street several times as I approached & then stepped into the road & raised his arm along with the clipboard.

Quadruple pedant alert:

The examiner would not have raised his arm along with the clipboard. That implies that the clipboard moved independently in time with his arm which is impossible. He actually raised his arm while he was holding the clipboard in his hand.

 

[Dirk]

Triple Pedant Alert

My Examiner on both my <50cc & >50cc tests looked up & down the street several times as I approached & then stepped into the road & raised his arm along with the clipboard.

But he didn't 'jump into the road in front of you, from a hidden position' did he? And I bet you stopped well before you reached him, as well?

 

[ORO]

Someone dressed as Santa, is trying to sneak up and nick a unlocked bike. In the second picture.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

There is an extra leaf on the ground on the left

 

[I like Skol]

Where's Wally?

 

[Deleted member 26715]

Where's Wally?

There are so many names that spring to mind, but I will resist

 

[Globalti]

Well actually my examiner did hide behind a tree although I spotted him some distance away and covered the brakes so that when he did step out, I stopped easily in time despite the silly leading arm front suspension on my Honda, which required a deft touch on the brake to prevent it from bouncing upwards under braking torque.

Unfortunately I failed to listen to his instruction to "continue turning left until I signal you to stop" and after my first circuit of the block I stopped opposite him and called out: "Where do you want me to go now?" I also used my mirrors and didn't shoulder check so he failed me and I had to re-sit later.

 

[Mrs M]

There’s a wee Santa mannie spying from behind a tree

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

wee Santa mannie

Wee Santa Elf surely?

 

[Globalti]

While out cycling in cold weather I do sometimes need to find a tree to pee.

 

[betty swollocks]

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

There's no Santa in the first pic

 

[Andy_R]

There's no driving examiner in the second picture

 

[classic33]

There appears to be a small "pile" in the road in the second picture.