This part of the Test is carried out at the beginning of the test when you reach the car. Failure to answer one of the questions will result in one "driving fault" being recorded. Candidates will not fail for being unable to answer these questions.
The following posts are sample questions from the Driving Standards Agency website.
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For everyone struggling with large roundabouts I thought I would share this one Thankfully it is in Swindon. It was made in 1972 and it is 5 mini roundabouts in one large central roundabout. Who knows why they built it like this! Strangly enough it does mean that you would be able to take the main roundabout either clockwise or anticlockwise directions!
Thankfully in Paisley our junctions are not as crazy as that. But dont forget if you are looking for driving lessons in Paisely call or text 07703487993 or email Pam Ask about our amazing 4 hours for £20 deal for new pupils
Some fun to get the hang of reversing. Remember call or text 07703487993 for driving lessons in the Paisley area of scotland or email Pam for details of out 4 hours for £20 deal
Check out this clip from the DSA youtube channel to explain the independent driving part of the driving test
Remember for driving lessons in Paisley and the west of Scotland motoskooL has only fully qualified driving instructors and has some of the best deals for lessons in the area with our 4 hours for £20 deals for new pupils (T&C apply) phone or text 07703487993 or email Pam for more details
When looking for a driving instructor it is tempting just to phone round for the cheapest price, or just go for the most advertised driving school.
Make sure you ask the right questions so you can fully make an informed decision.
The most expensive driving schools are not necessarily the best. A national company has many offices with staff and a huge advertising budget. Who is paying for all of this?? YOU of course There instructors are no more qualified than any other instructor on the road.
What about the cheapest?? First thing is to ask 'how long are your lessons??' Some driving instructors do 45 min lessons, so what sounds like a good deal can actually be lots more expensive in the long run. motoskooLrecommends lessons be at least 1 hour. The DSArecommends you learn the most efficiently with 2 2 hour lessons a week. We understand for many people this may be too big a financial commitment.
It is more important to pick an instructor you feel comfy with, you are going to be in the car with them for many hours. At motoskooL we recommend that you take a lesson with an instructor before you commit to block booking of many hours. If for any reason you do not get on with the instructor then find another one. All people are different and what was great for your best friend may just not work for you.
In icy conditions it can take 10 times longer to stop. Drive slowly, plan ahead, gentle acceleration and breaking and if the news is saying dont travel unless you have to then DONT TRAVEL UNLESS YOU HAVE TO If you HAVE to remember pack warm clothing and something to clear the snow. Make sure and clear ALL your windows of ice, have a full tank of petrol and give yourself plenty of extra time for the journey.