1. Take enough lessons:
47 hours plus around 20 of private practice. That’s the average number of hours with an instructor that it takes to pass, according to the DVSA.
2. Don’t take your driving test until you’re ready.
3. Study the Rules
The only thing possibly as important as actual road time is understanding the rules and laws of the roads.
4. GET TO KNOW THE DRIVING TEST ROUTES.
5. Know the Highway Code
Many of the rules in the Highway Code are legal requirements.
6. Don’t book your test at a time when you know other stressful things are happening, such as school exams.
7. Try Not To Be Nervous
8. PRACTICE YOUR JUNCTIONS:
There are times to speed up and make progress – junctions isn’t one of them. Approach a junction with sufficient speed so that you can assess what’s going on
9. Work on the most common driving test faults
Observation:
Not checking mirrors before reverse parking.
Not checking mirrors when moving off.
Lack of proper observation at junctions and roundabouts.
10. Make sure you get a few good nights’ sleep before your test.
11. Seek Advice and Tips from Others.
12. BE PERSISTENT:
The vast majority of candidates make mistakes during the practical driving test and when this happens, they often think failure is a certainty.
13. Avoid too much caffeine before your test.
14. Be positive: focus on passing your test rather than worrying about failing it.
15. Have something to eat before the test.
16. Arrive at the test centre about 15 minutes before your test is due so you’re not hurried but you’re also not waiting too long.
47 hours plus around 20 of private practice. That’s the average number of hours with an instructor that it takes to pass, according to the DVSA.
2. Don’t take your driving test until you’re ready.
3. Study the Rules
The only thing possibly as important as actual road time is understanding the rules and laws of the roads.
4. GET TO KNOW THE DRIVING TEST ROUTES.
5. Know the Highway Code
Many of the rules in the Highway Code are legal requirements.
6. Don’t book your test at a time when you know other stressful things are happening, such as school exams.
7. Try Not To Be Nervous
8. PRACTICE YOUR JUNCTIONS:
There are times to speed up and make progress – junctions isn’t one of them. Approach a junction with sufficient speed so that you can assess what’s going on
9. Work on the most common driving test faults
Observation:
Not checking mirrors before reverse parking.
Not checking mirrors when moving off.
Lack of proper observation at junctions and roundabouts.
10. Make sure you get a few good nights’ sleep before your test.
11. Seek Advice and Tips from Others.
12. BE PERSISTENT:
The vast majority of candidates make mistakes during the practical driving test and when this happens, they often think failure is a certainty.
13. Avoid too much caffeine before your test.
14. Be positive: focus on passing your test rather than worrying about failing it.
15. Have something to eat before the test.
16. Arrive at the test centre about 15 minutes before your test is due so you’re not hurried but you’re also not waiting too long.
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