Vehicle Safety Questions “Show Me, Tell Me” Infographic [& Printable PDF]
This handy resource has been created by APass4U Driving School to help you tackle the ‘show me, tell me’ vehicle safety questions.
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This handy resource has been created by APass4U Driving School to help you tackle the ‘show me, tell me’ vehicle safety questions.
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The UK driving test is something many young adults will undertake on their path to independence. However, whilst the underlying principle of learning to drive safely has remained the same, the driving test has had to adapt constantly to accommodate the country’s ever-changing roads which means that it is more difficult to pass now than it was even just a few years ago.
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You may wonder why Lincoln and Boston would be a great area to learn how to drive in, not only do both test centres have great pass rates, Lincoln had a pass rate of 47% between 2017-2018 and Boston with 52% which is higher than the average, they both have diverse areas.
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There are many factors which you need to consider when taking a driving test at Dudley’s Lower Gornal test centre.
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A hazard is defined as an event that would cause a driver to take action such as changing the speed or direction they are travelling in.
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Firstly, what is Irlen syndrome? Like most of you, I had never heard of this condition and its effects. Surprisingly, Irlen syndrome is more common than we realise.
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The DVLA made it possible to check your driving licence online by signing in to the GOV website, you can quickly see important information.
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You can start driving independently as soon as you pass your driving test! Make sure you are fully insured for you to drive unsupervised.
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One of the best things about being able to drive, is the ability and connection it gives you with your own personal freedom.
Continue ReadingYou need to take into account the parking of those cars on either side of you. Observe the direction their wheels are facing.
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