- Your test will last approximately 40 minutes but traditionally you will have an hours lesson before hand to go over any last minute worries you may have. Your instructor will then direct you to your test center.
- The first stage of your test once your examiner meets you a the centre; you will be asked to take an eye sight test where you will read a number plate approximately 20 meters away from you. You must pass the eyesight requirement to continue with the test.
- You will then be taken to the car and be asked two " show me tell me " questions which can be any two of a possible 19 questions; your instructor will go through these before hand so don't worry!
- Once you have completed the first two stages its finally time for the test. You will be tested on your general driving ability aswell as your ability to reverse the vehicle in a safe manner.
- Reversing the vehicle will consist of 1 of a possible 3 reversing maneuvers which include :
- Reversing Around a corner
- Turning in the road ( commonly known as the 3 point turn )
- Reverse / Paralleled parking
The new part to the practical driving test is a section called Independent driving. This will last around ten minutes of driving without instruction with only basic instructions from the examiner. This allows them to assess your ability to drive the car safely while making independent decisions.
Remember they are testing your driving ability not your memory. If you forget the direction JUST ASK!
If at any time you feel you have made a mistake in your test DON'T PANIC! It could be a simple mistake that could be marked as a minor. You can accrew up to 15 faults/minors without failing in your test so don't worry if you do make a little mistake!
Once the examiner is happy you have demonstrated all the requirements of the test the examiner will direct you back to the test center again where your instructor will be invited back to the car to hear your result and any feedback the examiner may have about your test.
REMEMBER KEEP CALM AND GOOD LUCK!
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