What Are The Show Me, Tell Me Questions In the Practical Driving Test?
Vehicle Checks or Show Me Tell Me questions are part of the DVSA driving test and if not answered properly will get you a driver fault
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Vehicle Checks or Show Me Tell Me questions are part of the DVSA driving test and if not answered properly will get you a driver fault
Continue ReadingStress doesn’t need to be viewed negatively if dealt with in the correct manner. This is a short guide to the positive side of stress.
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Research completed by oil company Castrol in 2012, showed that two-thirds of people are confused by basic road signs on a daily basis.
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On the mainland of good ol’ blighty, you have around a one in three chance of needing to perform one as part of your practical test.
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The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency have sent out warnings to learner drivers that they could be paying too much for their tests.
Continue ReadingIf you meet parked vehicles hopefully you will be anticipating problems and have seen potential hazards from a distance.
Continue ReadingIn the UK you can only apply for a driving licence through the DVLA – Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority. To start you will need to apply for a provisional licence which allows you to start to learn to drive and take the tests required, the tests are, Theory and Hazard Perception tests Practical tests […]
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In the practical driving test, there is a set format to the test which is undertaken by the examiner. Now marked on an iPad
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A turn in the road or a 3-point turn is probably the easiest of the manoeuvres but can still go wrong if not performed properly.
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Go over these questions as much as possible. You will need to answer them at the beginning of the test when you are likely to be most nervous.
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