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15 set 2014 · Country United Kingdom. Genres Documentary. For some, driving remains an impossible dream. Try as they might, they just cannot pass their test. Every year, 17,000 people sit their test for the seventh time … and there are learners out there who have failed more than twenty times!
- September 16, 2014
For some, driving remains an impossible dream. Try as they might, they just cannot pass their test. Every year, 17,000 people sit their test for the seventh time … and there are learners out there who have failed more than twenty times! Now, in an entertaining and feelgood new format for ITV, these poor Undriveables are thrown a lifeline: they will be paired with some of Britain’s top ...
The Undriveables - TV on Google Play. About this show. arrow_forward. Every year around 17,000 learner drivers sit their test for the seventh time, with less than a third getting the final...
14 set 2014 · The Undriveables - Apple TV. Available on Tubi TV. Every year around 17,000 learner drivers sit their test for the seventh time, with less than a third getting the final thumbs up to be let loose on Britain’s roads. These desperate would-be drivers aren’t naturals behind the wheel – they’re nervous wrecks that are a hazard on the highway.
14 set 2014 · S1 E1 - Episode 1. September 14, 2014. 23min. ALL. Some of Britain's worst learner drivers are paired with leading instructors to see if they can finally pass their test. Keeley from Essex has failed nine times over 21 years, and now the 40-year-old is hoping to get her licence with the help of former policeman Simon. S1 E2 - Episode 2.
The Undriveables. Season 1. For some, driving remains an impossible dream. Try as they might, they just cannot pass their test. Every year, 17,000 people sit their test for the seventh time and there are learners out there who have failed more than twenty times! Now, these poor Undriveables are thrown a lifeline. 2014 6 episodes. ALL. Unscripted.
Reality 2014. Starring Geoffrey Palmer. Episodes. EPISODE 1. Episode 1. Britain's worst learner drivers are paired with the country's best instructors to see if they can finally get their license.
