Those who have ever taken driving lessons will understand the temptation to go on a staggering journey to another part of the country for an easier driving test - with the hopes that they pass. You may be hoping for a test with fewer country roads or to avoid that particular roundabout, which you despise.
However, one woman took the long journey in her stride as she travelled 500 miles to another test centre to increase her chance of passing the exam, the Daily Star reports. Constance Kampfer, from London, journeyed all the way to the Isle of Mill off the west coast of Scotland to take her second driving test, which has been dubbed "easier" than most testing centres.