Who’s the Better Driver?

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It’s not often that Bobby & Lindy bash heads, but what started out as a conversation about passing one’s driver’s license test led to an argument about who the better driver is – men or women? Angel Campey from the Smile Drive heard the altercation and challenged both to prove themselves where it mattered – on the road. Bobby & Lindy accepted Angel’s challenge to redo their driver’s license test.

Since then they’ve been surprised by senior traffic officer Richard Coleman who had been working with Producer Phil to arrange a time and date for them to take the test, but of course, you can’t get a driver’s license without passing your learners first. So it was time to hit the books, specifically the K53 books, and prepare to head to the Gallows Hill traffic department to prove that they both rules of the road.

On Friday the 22nd of February the two went to meet Richard Coleman at the traffic department and sat down to answer the K53 test.

The studying seemed to pay off for at least one of them. Richard gave Bobby & Lindy a call the following Monday and told Bobby that he would need to rewrite his learners because he had failed by one point on the road rules section of the learner’s license test. A small victory for Lindy and a knock on Bobby’s ego.

Bobby was determined to pass the second time around and crammed in some last minute studying.

Thankfully, he passed on his second attempt.

It’s been finalised. Bobby & Lindy will be re-taking their driver’s license test on Monday 18 March at 11:00. They needed some last minute tips and tricks.

Tune in to Smile Breakfast, weekday mornings from 6 to 9, to keep up with their progress.

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