Let me share with you something
@TehMightyEngineer shared with me a couple years back when I took the PPI course, just before he stopped teaching the course to build a aeroplane. Just because you fail doesn't mean all the studying goes down the drain. You are probably 95% of the way there, now you just need the extra 5%.
I bet your studying is actually done and you just need to work on speed and avoiding traps. You took the EET course. Every weekend, see how fast you can complete a homework set or the practice test, or even the PPI 6 min solutions or PPI building test. That's just a four hour commitment each week, then you go back into that exam and CRUSH it.
I failed the vertical last fall after I thought I passed it. Expected mid thirties on the morning, but got low twenties. Did practice problems of vertical week before the exam, went in there, and CRUSHED it.
Also, i hear you on the bridge problems. I thought they were very weird.