What happened
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(-23)Student pilot on first supervised solo. Lost directional control afterlanding. A/c exited runway, crossed grass strip between runway and taxiway; and stopped on taxiway. Winds were light and variable at the time; and not a factor. Pilot told his instructor that he thought he may have applied uneven braking, causing the airplane to veer to the left. He was then unable to correct the situation to remain on the runway. The pilot terminated his training shortly after the incident and returned to his home in england.
As the FAA filed it
(-23)STUDENT PILOT ON FIRST SUPERVISED SOLO. LOST DIRECTIONAL CONTROL AFTERLANDING. A/C EXITED RUNWAY, CROSSED GRASS STRIP BETWEEN RUNWAY AND TAXIWAY; AND STOPPED ON TAXIWAY. WINDS WERE LIGHT AND VARIABLE AT THE TIME; AND NOT A FACTOR. PILOT TOLD HIS INSTRUCTOR THAT HE THOUGHT HE MAY HAVE APPLIED UNEVEN BRAKING, CAUSING THE AIRPLANE TO VEER TO THE LEFT. HE WAS THEN UNABLE TO CORRECT THE SITUATION TO REMAIN ON THE RUNWAY. THE PILOT TERMINATED HIS TRAINING SHORTLY AFTER THE INCIDENT AND RETURNED TO HIS HOME IN ENGLAND.
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