Driving Test Tips & Tricks

What you’ll learn
What action must be taken two weeks prior to your test to ensure that it goes ahead smoothly
Discover the importance of exercise the day before, how to get a good night’s sleep & a check list including licence, tissues, bottle of water
Why should you avoid certain foods just before the driving test. And how can a bottle of water make you fail a driving test?
Moving Off & Stopping: How the wording used by the examiner can make all the difference as to where you are allow to stop
Discover the Golden Rule: You could be the best at something but if you don’t know the rules of the game, you will struggle.
Reverse Manoeuvres: Should you follow a set method when reversing or can you reverse freely with one hand? Do you fail for touching the kerb? All explained
The Game Treat the driving test as if it was a game. Discover the rules and making pass easy
Be able to prioritise road signs if several appear at once
The weather can be quite unpredictable. Discover how taking a few simple preparations, you can ensure it doesn’t reduce your chances of success
Learn simple but effective techniques ensure you keep calm
Discover the rules of the Independent Driving Section of the test
Discover a little known secret to the show-me, tell-me questions. What if your mind goes blank or you are driving an unfamiliar car?
Familiarise yourself with how a driving exaimner will decide if a particular fault warrents a mistake, and if so, what type

Requirements
You should be able to drive with the hope of getting a drivers licence
You have failed a driving test in the past and plan to retake it
You have driving exerence from another country but wish to get a UK drivers licence

Description
Passing a driving test is a life-changing event. It may seem like it’s over in half an hour, but much preparation is involved. Of course, there is the learning prior to this but the preparation for the actual practical test is just as necessary. The Driving Test Tips & Tricks course is not only suitable for learner drivers who have booked a UK practical driving test, but also International drivers. Drivers who have experience in other countries, drivers who know how to drive but simply need their UK driving licence.The pass rate for a driving test in the UK is below 50%. I have some very good drivers who fail their driving test for silly reasons, for technical reasons. I believe that many people fail their tests because they don’t fully understand what is expected from them. You could be an experienced driver, but an instructor will still usually try and teach you to drive. What you want is simply to pass the test.This course will provide you with an insight into what is expected from you, and what is not. You will understand the different types of mistakes, and more importantly, how to avoid them. There are certain things that you need before the test to ensure that things go smoothly. For example: make sure that your provisional licence is valid; your eyesight is up to standard; and avoid eating foods that cause bad breath on the day of the test. No one is a perfect driver. As human beings, we will make mistakes but what should you do if you make a mistake on the driving test? This course explains all. Furthermore, discover the little-know secret of how driving examiners will decide what category a certain mistake will fall into, and if it warrants the test being failed or even terminated.

Who this course is for
Any learner driver preparing for their practical driving test in the UK
Any learner driver who has failed a driving test in the past and may consider reataking it
International and experienced drivers wanting to take a UK driving Test