\n\tMisery for men in King’s Lynn as new research puts them bottom of the pile for driving theory test pass rates. Chaps, you can thank Kenway Miller Solicitors for brandishing your tragic theory test scores. Where did it all go wrong?<\/p>\n
\n\tRoad signs, spotting hazards and stopping distances are the undoing of most fellas in King’s Lynn when taking the driving theory test. Kenway Miller Solicitors, which ironically specialises in defending motoring offences, could not defend the men of King’s Lynn<\/a> from their pitiful 41.5 percent pass rate… the lowest in the country!<\/p>\n \n\tThe queens of King Lynn fared much better, with a pass percentage of 48.3, but still fell short of the 49.42 percent national average. The combined theory test pass percentage rates of men and women put King’s Lynn in ninth for the worst place in Britain to take the theory exam, with a joint average pass rate of 44.7 percent.<\/p>\n \n\tMatthew Miller, director at Kenway Miller Solicitors, said: “It seems the learners of King’s Lynn need to work harder when it comes to passing theory tests<\/a>. Learning stopping distances, road signs and identifying hazards is so important in preventing accidents and keeping roads safe.”<\/p>\n \n\tPractical Test Pass Rates Marginally Better<\/strong><\/p>\n \n\tPractical test pass rates restored some pride for King’s Lynn learner drivers, with a 46.1 percent success rate, just 0.7 percent below the national average. Kenway Miller’s research has led to a sympathetic response on social media, with some saying they feel sorry for today’s learners.<\/p>\n \n\tAndrew Watts said: “I feel sorry for the students, it is not a driving test<\/a> it is a dodge the potholes.”<\/p>\n